Quilter's World magazine
#1
I just got an offer for a free issue, plus a free year when I get a one year subscription. What are your thoughts on this quilting magazine? I'm a fairly confident beginner, so I want to be sure there will be things in the magazines that I will be able to do. Any insight you can give is always appreciated.
#2
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Not one of my favorites.. It has too many advertising for my taste.. I let this subscription laps this year..
I do get:
Quilt
Fons & Porter for the love of quilting
Fons & Porter Easy quilts
BHG American patchwork- one of my fav's
McCalls Quick Quilts
Sew Scrappy
there's one more but I cant think of it right now.. A new one I just ordered..
I do get:
Quilt
Fons & Porter for the love of quilting
Fons & Porter Easy quilts
BHG American patchwork- one of my fav's
McCalls Quick Quilts
Sew Scrappy
there's one more but I cant think of it right now.. A new one I just ordered..
#4
Quilter's World is pretty good. Seems like about 9 or 10 patterns in every issue, ranging in all skill levels. I've never had a subscription, but bought it a handful of times from a news-stand and have liked what was there.
#5
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Central Ohio
Posts: 1,079
Originally Posted by quiltlonger
I have given up magazine too many GREAT ideas here to do all of them
#6
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Harrison,TN
Posts: 301
You can subscribe to Quilters World on line also. It isn't a lot cheaper but you don't have to find a place to keep the mag when you finish looking. You can print the patterns and you have access to the last years magazines
#10
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Myrtle Beach, SC
Posts: 8,138
I bought a bunch of "old" magazines from someone on the board a few months ago - for a fraction of their original price. The fabrics out now are different, but the quilt patterns and tips never go out of style! And, silly me, I like to look at them and dream...kind of feels like the Sears "Wish Book" at Christmas made me feel as a kid.
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