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Elle Decoration - British Edition

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from: Emap Metro / 4th Floor Mappin


I absolutely adore Elle Decoration - as several other reviewers have noted, unfortunately, the American version can't compare. The spaces are gorgeous, and infinitely more imaginative and vivacious. All of my American magazines (with the exception of Interior Design) get ripped apart, with a few pages pulled out and the rest tossed - Elle Decoration always gets saved in its entirety. I highly recommend - these magazines are eye candy, and they are truly worth the extra cost of an import.

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Metalsmith

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from: Soc of N American Goldsmiths


This is the magazine that my friends and I wait for every month. It is inspiring and informative, I am one pleased customer.

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Clay Times

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: Pagemaster Editorial & Design


I have subscribed to this magazine for several years now, after buying them one issue at a time from the bookstore for several years. The magazine consistently has a wide variety of articles, covering techniques, events, biographies, project suggestions for instructors, and advice for those setting up their own studios. The quality continues to improve, and my personal experience with their customer support was quite satisfactory.

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Workbench

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: August Home Publishing

November 23, 2001
I have been a Workbench subscriber for a little over three years, but I've been purchasing the magazine for almost a decade. When the magazine first came out, it focused on tools and woodworking projects for the home and shop. However, around January 2007, they did a radical re-design. In my opinion, for the worse.

Now, Workbench magazine is a home decor magazine with a woodworking slant. It is more along the lines of a Good Housekeeping with a few simplistic tool reviews and a variety of home decor projects such as storage ideas, home makeovers, and appliance guides.

As stated before, Workbench no longer appeals to the woodworker in me. Their current emphasis on home decorating projects and articles such as "Fancy Floorcloths" ... Read More:

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Burda Moden - Russian Edition

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: Verlag Aenne Burda


That's a great magazine with great patterns. I've beenusing it for at least ten years already and I always get a lot of compliments on my clothes. Lve it!

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Model Railroader

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: Kalmbach Publ Co


Don't be fooled by the colorful covers, inside you'll find a lack of anything useful, perhaps one or two articles per month. It used to be a wonderful magazine and has dwindled over the years into advertisements and repetitive nonsense.

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Woodworker's Journal, The

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: Woodworkers Journal

November 23, 2001
Woodworkers Journal has been around a long time (40 years maybe?). Its because it is such a well written, well rounded magazine. Its my go to magazine for projects (which I have built many). The issue size is good, the writing top-notch, and projects galore. Good for the price, good for the projects, good for the write-ups. Their reviews of tools are usually spot on. I just find this and Fine Woodworking the best of the bunch.

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Just Crossstitch

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: Hoffman Media Inc


This is the only magazine, I keep in my collection. I have used several charts to make gifts. I also trade some of my patterns with Cross-Stitchers all over the world. This is one I will renew for years to come.

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Model Airplane News

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: AirAge Publishing

November 23, 2001
I took this magazine for a year and found it rather disappointing, there was little real content. I was starting to thing that all the magazines had become just ad space for retailers until I picked up Fly RC, I find that it has much more actual content.

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Cross Country Stitching

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Crafts and Hobbies
from: Jeremiah Junction Inc


I have been subscribing with this magazine since the first issue. I am a avid cross stitcher. I only wished I had more time. The articles are great. The patterns are easily seen and colorful. They can fit into any home. Some of them have biblical reference. I love the reciepe that they include into the magazine.
You cant go wrong with this subscription....only wished I could order more time to stitch.
Sharon from South Carolina