Do you pay to watch quilting shows online?
07-08-2011, 05:28 AM
#71
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Originally Posted by pamela
No. Just watch the free. Fons and Porter are on BYU online. You have to register but its free.
Would love to know what others watch.
I also watch Elenor Burns. Shes a HOOT.
Would love to know what others watch.
I also watch Elenor Burns. Shes a HOOT.
07-08-2011, 05:36 AM
#72
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Originally Posted by pamela
No. Just watch the free. Fons and Porter are on BYU online. You have to register but its free.
Would love to know what others watch.
I also watch Elenor Burns. Shes a HOOT.
Would love to know what others watch.
I also watch Elenor Burns. Shes a HOOT.
07-08-2011, 05:45 AM
#74
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Location: West Yorkshire ,England
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I have to confess I have become addicted to The Quilt Show because I like the presentation, and will probably renew my subscription this month. I have also purchased some past shows so I can watch them whenever I want. However, I have noticed lately that the tutorials have got shorter and I suppose less "instructive" and the interviews seem over indulged and take up too much of the show. There is not enough about new products and how to use them and whilst it is interesting to see some of the locations, less is more. Maybe I should put these comments on the their forum.
07-08-2011, 05:52 AM
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We have several quilters in our area who subscribe to QNN and they love it. You get alot of benefits for that $35 a year besides the quilt shows such as free magazine subscriptions, discounts on stuff and such.
I'm planning on doing so but just haven't yet.
I think for $35 a year it's more than worth it.
Yes there is free stuff online but nothing compares to doing QNNTV.COM..... that's only $2.91 a month.
I'm planning on doing so but just haven't yet.
I think for $35 a year it's more than worth it.
Yes there is free stuff online but nothing compares to doing QNNTV.COM..... that's only $2.91 a month.
07-08-2011, 06:00 AM
#77
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Originally Posted by Geri B
what is BYU regarding fons and porter????? I really liked when those two gals had the series on pbs. Have watched a few of what is left on pbs with daughter-just isn't the same!!!!
07-08-2011, 06:04 AM
#78
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I subscribed to QNN and it included a subscription to the National quilters Association and their newsletter. I like it and they are always adding new shows. TV provided nothing for the quilters and crafters. I think they are really missing a valuable group to viewers.
07-08-2011, 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by craftybear
no, I soon watch the free videos on youtube and other places and get the free patterns or free tutorials online, I love to surf for free stuff for all of us
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