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    Old 12-01-2010, 09:37 AM
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    Bessie, I have at least 100 quilt magazines and my least favorite is Fons and Porter. I buy alot of them from thrift stores and you fine way back to 1986. It is very interesting. Good Luck, Suz
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    Old 12-01-2010, 10:54 AM
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    Originally Posted by BessieSurtees
    I was sent that avatar in an email a few years ago...it is rather good :D
    Someone somewhere is a very clever bunny to have made that avatar..

    Mags..
    I like having a magazine in my hand so I can read it while enjoying a cup of tea..so online are very good, but I like the real thing :D

    :)
    Love your avatar too. My favorite is McCalls, however I also get a few others. I joined the quilters club of America and get one called easy quilts which I also like, that sub was part of the club stuff, but I think it is also available on newstands. I believe it is put out by Fons and Porter and they have several publications. :D
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    Old 12-01-2010, 04:16 PM
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    i really like Quilter's Newsletter. It has some patterns etc, but also has some interesting articles and observations. Not just pattern based.
    I also borrow mags from the local library. This year I am giving THEM a subscription to a quilt mag. Have had local quilt guilds do the same.
    that way i was able to preview them all and figure out which ones I wanted to subscribe to on my own. enjoy !
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    Old 12-01-2010, 05:34 PM
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    Originally Posted by BessieSurtees
    do you read ?

    Over here in the UK we don't seem to have many sewing magazines :cry:
    I have signed up to get Stitch magazine and Quick Quilts which I believe is an American publication (?)

    Just wondering which mags I'm missing out on..?


    Well today I was thinking how I should get rid of some magazines but they would be so so expensive to send to you. If I find a cheap way I will.
    Have a quilter friend flying back soon but she is at maximum with wt.




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    Old 12-01-2010, 07:11 PM
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    I like Quiltmaker and McCall's Quilting.
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    Old 12-01-2010, 07:22 PM
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    I like American Patchwork and Quilting And McCalls. I like to have the actual mag. that way I can yake along with me when spending time in the car. Good Luck finding your favs.
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    I used to take nearly all the quilt magazines but have been disappointed with the advertising, the cost of subscribing, and the more recent patterns. I have a lot of books and I frequently make up my own patterns and because of the cost have dropped most of them. I do like Quiltmaker and have continued my subscription to that one.
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    Old 12-01-2010, 08:05 PM
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    You have the internet, and us. What do you need to spend on magazines for? lol! :thumbup: I find lots of them in second hand stores. I even found the first issue of quilter's Newsletter!
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    Old 12-01-2010, 09:09 PM
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    Originally Posted by nantucketsue
    I have given up on subscriptions, but buy the occasional magazine. There are too many advertisements and long winded articles I subscribe to The Quilt Show and QNN and there are some excellent tutorials on the worldwideweb.
    I subscribe to the Quilt Show...and have thought about joining Qnn..which one do you like better?
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    Old 12-02-2010, 04:06 AM
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    Hi Bessie,
    Google www.contentedcat.co.uk and scroll down to magazines.
    Joyce, who runs this site is brilliant and will try and get what you are after. You can subscribe or just buy a one off copy and you can click and see the index on most copies!
    Have you got loads of snow, we have had a fair bit last night here in Hampshire.!
    I like Fabric Trends and McCalls Quilting and any once a year Christmas Mags.
    Good luck, Regards, Dot.
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