if you haven't heard about the new magazine on the quilty block,
well, now's your chance!
The Editor of said magazine is none other than the very talented and amazing Katy of I'm a Ginger Monkey!
I am smitten over this great first issue, but I may be a little biased, because of these
finally some of that secret sewing can be revealed!
If you don't already have a copy and fancy winning yourself one, keep reading, and you may be able to see the full fancy photo's of these 2 lovelies by Katie and Justine. And, read my article on Long Arm Quilting!
The very lovely marketing team sent me an extra copy to give away to my blog readers!
Yes, you lovely people!
So leave me a comment, telling me what you like to see in a quilting magazine (just one comment only) and I'll consult Mr RNG on Monday!
Ah no.1 - what are the chances!! Some ideas for 'men' projects would be good. Your quilting is shown off beautifully! Jxo
ReplyDeleteYour quilting is so beautiful Trudi and I always enjoy seeing your work. In magazines one of the things.....quilting designs!
ReplyDeleteYou are Great Britain's very own Angela Walters I think ;) I love seeing quick projects amongst quilt projects.
ReplyDeleteI love quilts that take ages to make ... But also small items like tote bags and scrap baskets.
ReplyDeleteDon't include me in the draw cos I have my own subscription but I wanted to say how much I enjoyed your article - useful, practical advice - and your quilting is gorgeous as ever.
ReplyDeleteI like to learn new tips or techniques, and have a mix of projects--some easy, some complex.
ReplyDeleteI love when quilting tips are given. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful quilts for the magazine. I think sharing about quilting is a good idea for a quilting magazine.
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't want that heart quilt? Congrats on getting an article published,
ReplyDeleteIt was a fabulous first issue and I can't wait for the second! I loved your article - hope there will be more in future issues! I'd like to enter the draw on behalf of a friend, if that's okay? Shout if not!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I'd like to see more articles about different techniques to do the same thing and the advantages and disadvantages of them/when it's best to use one rather than another. E.g. different ways to hand appliqué, stitching sequences, etc.
I love to learn new techniques or new to me LA quilting tips.
ReplyDeleteI Love the pictures so I can dream!! But also "tips from other quilters and show us how to quilt it instead of "Quilt as Desired"!
ReplyDeleteI like quilt mags that have full pictures of the quilt, not it all folded up so you can't really see the design. I like to know a little something about the quilt, e.g., this quilt was designed to use up scraps, or as a baby girl quilt. I also like when they give plans for other sizes of the same design. Am I being too picky?
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this mag.
I love new smaller projects... I usually have to invent these myself, as the one I want is not out there!
ReplyDeleteMore original articles & less from what you can already find on the web
ReplyDeleteI like a good mix from beginner to advanced :)
ReplyDeleteI like your quilting, it looks like wind blowing your pinwheels.
ReplyDeleteIn a magazine, I like to see allot of quilts in different colorways, different degrees of difficulty and from traditional to modern and everything in between. Their has to be patterns. 24Tangent@gmail.com
This looks like fun! I like to see a variety of projects beyond quilts - pouches, purses, dolls, pincushions, etc. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI like to see small projects, especially Christmas ones.
ReplyDeleteI like to see tutorials, and free-motion quilting designs! It's nice to see another quilt magazine.
ReplyDeleteMiniature projects would be great. Your quilting is beautiful.Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI like to see old blocks/patterns sewn in new ways, and scrap quilts. Thanks! sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteI like to learn about new techniques and products to make quilting easier.
ReplyDeleteI would love easy to make blocks, motifs and some small projects.
ReplyDeleteQuick and easy quilts. I love your heart quilt:) Thanks for the chance at a great give away!!
ReplyDeleteHi Trudi, haven't spoken to you for ages. Don't include me in the draw, just wanted to say congrats about the article, well done. Hope to see you soon, Sue x
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you all on such a great success. Not sure how Katy finds time to do it all...
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