A few weeks ago, we asked for you to help us choose the cover of our next issue, Threads Issue No. 146 December/January 2010. We were thrilled to eceive more than 400 votes, and over 300 comments! With 40.8% of the vote, this is the cover you chose! We greatly appreciate the time you took to give us your thoughts and thank you for helping to shape the magazine.
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I voted for this cover page.It looks great!Will definitely be buying this issue. Can't wait to read it cover to cover.
That's great! Thanks for your input oldjack.
This is one of the best sewing magazines i have been reading thru the years .Everyone interested should buy this issue it is quite a delight check out the circular vest. Easy and works for any occassion
I just received this current issue today and I only had time to skim through it. The very last article "Getting Plastered" is just sooo funny. I still can't help breaking out into laughter thinking about it. Thank you for the great smile today :D