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Charlene A.
July 7, 2009
Your magazine has innovative projects and also the traditional which allows me to just sew or be creative. Thanks for the web connections!
Trudy M.
July 7, 2009
Great magazine! Keep up the good work.
Sharon
July 7, 2009
I subscribe to several quilt magazines but Quilter's World always has something I just really want to make. I always keep all my issues of this magazine with hopes I will get a chance to make all the projects that I want in it. It is my favorite.
Sharron A.
June 24, 2009
I just today received my latest copy of the Quilter's World. I look forward to each and every issue, and read it from cover to cover as soon as possible, often-times while relaxing in a nice warm tub!

I have never before written to anyone, at any magazine, but I just wanted to thank you for the article in this new issue on sergers. I just turned 65 this month, have sewn since I was about 8 or 9 years old, and have made everything from regular garments, formal wear and wedding dresses, and costumes, to my latest passion, quilts, of which I have made many styles, from table toppers to king-size bed quilts and have even recently tried art quilts. I currently own three incredible sewing machines, one of which is a Bernina embroidery/sewing combination machine. However, I have never owned or used a serger, even back when they were so popular with home seamstresses in the 70's when we sewed on the knit fabrics that were used so much.

I have often been curious, but have never asked EXACTLY what they did, not even when seeing them in my favorite fabric and quilt shops! Thanks to your article, I now have a much better idea of what they do, how they work, and find myself planning to look at them in the near future with the consideration of purchasing one for myself. I so appreciate the fact that your magazine put an article in it that really does fit into the "Back to Basics" category, and helped me learn something that I have so often wondered about - I had no idea that they could be used for anything other than knit fabrics.

Keep up the good work!

I also found the article about Jan Wantz, and her paper towel quilts, very interesting; how very creative, innovative and beautiful! Kudos to her for recognizing and exploring some of the creative possibilities that others of us would never even consider.

Olga
May 5, 2009
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