Quilting Magazines

[Genny]

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I don't subscribe to any (except Block) but I always pick up Quilts and More when the new one comes out. This magazine has a lot in it including lots of small items to make for gifts.

[coffeebreak]

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I am interested in this 100 Blocks magazine...I google 100 blocks quilt magazine but didn't find it to subscribe to, just the site and to buy digital volumes... I want the paper version...anyone got a link?

[MRoy]

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I subscribe to BLOCK and Quilt-it Today (easy and intermediate quilt and sewing projects). I flipped through a Quilt-it Today at a local store and started buying it for $3.99 an issue. The cost of a one year subscription (6 issues) is $12.95 so I decided to subscribe.

[goofyizzy]

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I subscribe to McCalls (my favorite of all time). BLOCK, Quilty and American Patchwork & Quilting. I will not renew American Patchwork & Quilting even though I've been a subscriber for several years.

Just out of curiosity, why won't you be renewing your APQ subscription? I subscribe to it, and since Quilt is no longer being produced, it's probably my favorite. I also like Quilty for the articles, but their patterns are geared towards new quilters.

[goofyizzy]

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I also really like Quilt Sampler. I think it only comes out twice a year. They always feature different quilt shops around the country and I love to read those stories.

[Simply Quilting]

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The Block is the only one that I subscribe to.

[bec]

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I love the Block and also Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting. I have a subscription to American Patchwork and QuiltMaker, as well, but I seldom see anything I want to make and end up giving it to my neighbor.

[easyquilts]

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The one thing about any of the projects that have been published through or by MSQC is that you get the directions two ways, printed and with a tutorial to back it up ( or visa versa). It helps the visual learner and the one who wants a written direction. Plus the printed versions give specific amount of yardage for different sizes of quilts, which the videos don't really go into.

I agree that this is a unique and very welcome feature.... I use both the written instructions and the tutorials... It's so nice to have them both.....

I have all of the QQ's, and now subscribe to BLOCK... Quilty is the only other magazine I ever buy....

[kmerfeld]

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Thanks to everyone for their input it is so greatly appreciated!!!

[Momofmonsters5]

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I have to subscribe since our American bookstore here is down to one quilt magazine now. I really like McCalls but last year I had to fight to get all my issues. I subscribed to block and I'm going to subscribe to quilters newsletter I think it's called I've always liked the projects in that one! I'm one that actually does tons of patterns out of magazines. I'm not a digital person I like to see it without worring my battery might go dead.

[fliggie]

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I love Gen Q and I also like the Machine Embroidery magazine--not necessarily quilty, but I get lots of great inspiration there.