Quilting Arts Magazine

Today I received an email from Quilting Arts Magazine, announcing that it
now has on line subscriptions available. NAYY, but I thought this may be
very nice for people who live across the waters as it would (should) save on
postal cost. You might want to take a peek. I could not open it, but my ISP
is really weird. Maybe you can open it. HTH. PAT in VA/USA

Site is www.interweave.com/qademo

Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:47:00 -0500, "Pat in Virginia"
wrote:

Today I received an email from Quilting Arts Magazine, announcing that it
now has on line subscriptions available. NAYY, but I thought this may be
very nice for people who live across the waters as it would (should) save on
postal cost. You might want to take a peek. I could not open it, but my ISP
is really weird. Maybe you can open it. HTH. PAT in VA/USA

Site is www.interweave.com/qademo

Yes, I quite agree, Roberta. Reading on the computer is just not the 'same'
as reading in a comfortable chair. I like my recliner and a cup of good
coffee while I peruse a quilting magazine. PAT

"Roberta" Roberta@Home wrote in message
...
Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:47:00 -0500, "Pat in Virginia"
wrote:

Today I received an email from Quilting Arts Magazine, announcing that it
now has on line subscriptions available. NAYY, but I thought this may be
very nice for people who live across the waters as it would (should) save
on
postal cost. You might want to take a peek. I could not open it, but my
ISP
is really weird. Maybe you can open it. HTH. PAT in VA/USA

Site is www.interweave.com/qademo

And when the weather is right, I like to sit on the porch and look at the
mountains over the top of the magazine. Also coffee!

--
Kay Ahr in NV
http://community.webshots.com/user/kayahr
to respond to me directly, remove "WESTHI" from the email address



"Pat in Virginia" wrote in message
...
Yes, I quite agree, Roberta. Reading on the computer is just not the
'same' as reading in a comfortable chair. I like my recliner and a cup of
good coffee while I peruse a quilting magazine. PAT

"Roberta" Roberta@Home wrote in message
...
Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:47:00 -0500, "Pat in Virginia"
wrote:

Today I received an email from Quilting Arts Magazine, announcing that it
now has on line subscriptions available. NAYY, but I thought this may be
very nice for people who live across the waters as it would (should) save
on
postal cost. You might want to take a peek. I could not open it, but my
ISP
is really weird. Maybe you can open it. HTH. PAT in VA/USA

Site is www.interweave.com/qademo

On Dec 12, 6:39*am, Roberta Roberta@Home wrote:
Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

Roberta - what's a recamier?

Musicmaker

recliner?
like a lazyboy chair i reckon.
j.

"Musicmaker" wrote...
On Dec 12, 6:39 am, Roberta Roberta@Home wrote:
Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

Roberta - what's a recamier?

Musicmaker



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http://www.stilmoebel-kernig.de/sofa.htm

Have a look! Mine is from about 1870, sort of a neoclassical style.
Named after Madame de Recamier, the mistress of one of the French
Louis, IIRC.
Roberta in D

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:22:01 -0800 (PST), Musicmaker
wrote:

On Dec 12, 6:39*am, Roberta Roberta@Home wrote:
Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

Roberta - what's a recamier?

Musicmaker

Those look similar to what we call a chaise. I have one in purple velvet
type fabric. It's been in the box for almost two years- just waiting for
the right time to open it up and start using it. Sales! I couldn't resist
buying it at the very inexpensive sale price even tho I have no where to use
it! LOL

Leslie & The Furbabies shivering in icy, cold MO.


"Roberta" Roberta@Home wrote in message
...

http://www.stilmoebel-kernig.de/sofa.htm

Have a look! Mine is from about 1870, sort of a neoclassical style.
Named after Madame de Recamier, the mistress of one of the French
Louis, IIRC.
Roberta in D

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:22:01 -0800 (PST), Musicmaker
wrote:

On Dec 12, 6:39 am, Roberta Roberta@Home wrote:
Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

Roberta - what's a recamier?

Musicmaker

Chaise longue = long chair. Basically the same idea, but the recamier
tends to have more of a back along half of one side, so it also serves
as a small sofa that could hold 2-3 in a pinch. Fits just right in my
small living room! (Best of all, nobody sits in it except me, unless
we have very weary guests :-)
Roberta in D

On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 08:48:49 -0600, "Leslie & The Furbabies in MO."
wrote:

Those look similar to what we call a chaise. I have one in purple velvet
type fabric. It's been in the box for almost two years- just waiting for
the right time to open it up and start using it. Sales! I couldn't resist
buying it at the very inexpensive sale price even tho I have no where to use
it! LOL

Leslie & The Furbabies shivering in icy, cold MO.


"Roberta" Roberta@Home wrote in message
.. .

http://www.stilmoebel-kernig.de/sofa.htm

Have a look! Mine is from about 1870, sort of a neoclassical style.
Named after Madame de Recamier, the mistress of one of the French
Louis, IIRC.
Roberta in D

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:22:01 -0800 (PST), Musicmaker
wrote:

On Dec 12, 6:39 am, Roberta Roberta@Home wrote:
Thanks Pat! I'll give it some thought. Just not used to reading for
pleasure in my office. Quilt magazines go on the recamier with my feet
up and a pot of tea!
Roberta in D

Roberta - what's a recamier?

Musicmaker

aha, Musicmaker