I don't purchase the magazine from the local shops, as I have a subscription, but I look for the Treads issue on the stand when I browse other craft magazines. I am thrilled each time I see the title "Threads" peaking out over other magazines.

I suppose when I look for Threads on the stands, I'm looking for an extra special issue (like a laminated spiral bound tip chart or something--I'm hopeful) that might fit nicely into my sewing library. Threads magazine staff has always done a fine job! concerning layout and grabbing attention of the browsing eye. I want "more" ... Threads is just that good.

I am in awe. Your dress is just beautiful, fantastic! The fit is very nice and you look splendid. Very inspirational work!!

I remember the presser foot blog! I knew it wasn't a ruffler foot, but I had NOOOO clue as to what it would be used for, so I kept my mouth shut! :X ...I find the results fascinating. Thanks for the update.

I was browsing previous posts and your dress caught my eye. I think you did an incredible job on this dress. I adore the pocket look--especially the frayed bows. Kudos to you--a beautiful dress that any girl would want to have as an option in her closet!

I admit that last night was my first time watching Project Runway. I had planned to watch it two Thursdays in a row and missed them both. I didn't miss it last night. For the most part, I enjoyed the program.

I wish there was more on the designing aspect (to let the viewers see the inc line that the designers had to merge into), sewing footage and, of course, the finished garment. It was thrilling to see what the contestants came up with.

I thought the few clips and mini-discussion of the working relationship between the team members was nice, since working with other people is the real world, but maybe not so drawn out. :) I'd still like it to be more focused on the garments.

This garment is wonderful! The colors are a very nice contrast. It is a piece of art, without a doubt!

Awe, this is very pretty... Soft and sweet.

Oh my gosh! I LOVE your wristlets! I think the denim pocket is such a cute idea that I am going to make one now! You have inspired me. That is the perfect size to bring to the state fair. The pocket will be perfect for a cell phone. Nice!!

I was instantly drawn to the blue background, without a doubt. My eye automatically landed there. I wanted to pick it up and flip through it before even reading the titles!!! (It's December/January colors.)

I turned away from the image of the model at the slant. I know a tilted subject is the fad for photography right now, but my mind turns away if it can't straighten it. The upright model is the better choice, in my opinion. It welcomes me to pick up the magazine and read about how to sew sweater knits!

Ooo... I'm already thinking about creating a fabric by weaving these neat strips together. Wouldn't a little handbag look adorable with a little woven heart on the front?!

Wow! Couldn't believe my eyes when I signed on to see this book on Threads. I'm going to start my first free-embroidery project this morning! Tips, tricks and designing would help me tons in future projects.

Your dressform turned out splendid! I'm glad you posted it because I was able to show my husband what he is helping me with next week! *Note: purchase high quality duct tape. Thanks a lot and congrats on the new tool! :)

YAY! *claps* Congrats on winning the new tool!

Shucks... it appears that I was a day late for this drawing. Whooopsies!

Oooo... another tool to add to my collection! ...just dreaming about the cute bias cuts for summer dresses now. =D I can't wait!