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LynnVT 06-02-2012 07:16 AM

I "joined" AQS, which means I get American Quilter. Just scanned through a recent issue from my coffee table, and realized I like magazines more for the stories than the patterns. However, I love going through a stack of old ones for new ideas when I have some scraps to use up. I really miss Quilter's Home, the one by the guy who was funny and snarky, and very different from the usual. Considering F&P, but need to look at one. You can get everything on the net, but the problem with sitting down in front of the 'puter is it sucks your day away, as it's doing right now when I should be doing more cleaning! Sometimes you just feel like reading a magazine. I'm going to see if my guild is interested in that exchange idea - I really like that!

Bobbielinks 06-02-2012 07:19 AM

American Patchwork and Quilting is my favorite. I let Love of Quilting, McCall's and Quiltmaker expire just recently because I found no quilts that interested me in them for the past 2 years. However, being a longarm quilter, I subscribe to Machine Quilting Unlimited and On Tract and read those over and over again; put them aside for a few months, then pull them out and read again - Love them!!!

SunlitenSmiles 06-02-2012 07:22 AM

have had access to or a subscription to Quilters newsletter since the late 70's (yes B&W)

a friend recently gave me an extra copy of American Quilter and I have really enjoyed it.

rilene 06-02-2012 07:37 AM

I like McCall's the best, but there is always a good pattern in almost any quilting magazine!

pokeyscorner 06-02-2012 07:52 AM

My mother gives my 3 sisters & me the BGH American Patchwork & Quilting Mag. I really like that one, but I find myself buying the McCalls & The Quilter mag also. So I now have a 2 yr sub. to McCalls & am thinking of getting the Quilter also. Love the mystery quilts they sometimes have.

karate lady 06-02-2012 08:05 AM

I have had a couple of different ones, but have settled with McCalls. They feature quilts for all abilities. I have sewed for years, but only quilting for 1. This mag always has at least one I can do and usually more. The others often have only quilts for advanced quilters. Instructions are good too.

pjamerican 06-02-2012 08:13 AM

I bought an Art Quilt magazine last month and love it. Not sure if I am going to subscribe yet but it gave me a lot of new ideas. I would love to start dying fabrics.

KathyPhillips 06-02-2012 10:40 AM

Is this the same as Quilter's Art Magazine?


Originally Posted by liont (Post 5255892)
I flipped through a sample of Art Quilt online, and I was drooling. Anyone subscribed to Art Quilt? Do you go through the main website or through 3rd parties like Amazon? Prices are better at third parties sites, it seems. But I am wary about garbage of flyers that jam your mailbox.


Quiltlady330 06-02-2012 11:29 AM

I like McCalls Quilting but my favorite is probably American Patchwork. Quilters Newsletter used to be really a good one for learning if you're new to quilting.

liont 06-02-2012 11:59 AM


Originally Posted by pjamerican (Post 5260382)
I bought an Art Quilt magazine last month and love it. Not sure if I am going to subscribe yet but it gave me a lot of new ideas. I would love to start dying fabrics.

Yes, yes, not so much for direction. More for inspiration and ideas!


Originally Posted by KathyPhillips (Post 5260610)
Is this the same as Quilter's Art Magazine?

Apologies., it is Quilting Arts Magazine.
This is the one:
http://www.amazon.com/Quilting-Arts/...8666771&sr=8-1
They do have past year's issues in CD format - $19 for a year, 6 issues.


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