I am a long-time Threads subscriber but new to ‘forums’. Just wanted to say that one of the best things is the Contents page is kept up front-no thumbing thru a pile of ads-my interests come first. Yearly Index is great too but wish I’d started copying them for a separate binder back in l988 because I go back to look up old articles. Keep up the good work, Taunton!
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So, whats to stop you from copying them now? Just look for the January issue and copy away. I did this a few months ago and it is a great resource.
Nancy
You can also use the online index. As it was compiled by putting all the annual indexes together, it contains some inconsistencies in how topics are listed, but with some creativity you can find just about anything you like--you can search by author, topic, etc.
Carol
Then there is Maria's Index. :)
http://www.freespace.net/~marpin/threads.htm
And the muse's Threads index at http://sewingmuse.org/
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