fmmcbride

I remember the discussion several weeks ago about this magazine. Yesterday I went to JoAnn's with a couple friends and we found the September/October 2014 issue of Quilt It Today but haven't gotten it in my mailbox yet.

quiltingbuddy

I haven't heard of it. When you get it let us know how you like it ok?

ManiacQuilter2

I have looked at a couple of issues on eBay. I always seem to be the last to get my Quick Quilts from McCall's.

fmmcbride

I have a subscription to the magazine but haven't received it lately. The discussion was that the company had declared bankruptcy and people lost their jobs. I do like the magazine and hope they come back at least long enough for everyone to finish their subscription.

GagaSmith

I thought the name was simply Quilt It?

patsynel

I subscribed in April, 2014 to Quilt It Today and have never gotten a magazine. I have called many times and cannot talk to a person, left messages with no results.

Caswews

Maybe its one of those that went out of business (?)

dottie

I think a lot f us subscribed to the magazine and have not gotten a magazine. I also have called the number, sent e-mails and have had no response. I think that they have gone out of business.
Dottie

Roberta

I was so sorry to hear that they have gone out of business. It was the least expensive quilting magazine out there and I had just subscribed so I wouldn't miss an issue. I wonder if there is something we can do to get some information on what to do.

Nancy in Louisiana

Well that explains why it's companion, "Sew It Today", also stopped coming. A shame -- they both contained easy, quick projects at a reasonable cost. I'm tired of paying the ever-increasing prices for magazines all coming from the same source (ie. Fons and Porter's multiple publications) that all tend to look alike. These two new magazines were guilt-free purchases due to their low cost ($3.99), though not so much anymore since I also just renewed subscriptions for both. Will we ever get a break from the ever-rising costs of materials and tools for what used to be an inexpensive hobby?