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What mega sewing sites and magazine sites do you visit?
These are the ones I know about:
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http://www.taunton.com/th/index.htm
Sew News
http://www.sewnews.com/
Sew What’s New
http://www.sew-whats-new.com
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Danielle - OH Oh Oh you are missing the mother of all sewing sites - visit this one: http://www.sewingworld.com You'll make friends, get tons of advise and IT'S ADDICTIVE!!
*This is a fairly new retail site but with lots more info than just shopping. Like their tips and inspiration categories.www.habermanfabrics.com
*How about sewing lists ? You can subscribe to one of many on http://www.quiltropolis.com.Click on Mailing lists, and then Sewing (or another subject). They are free to join, except for Sew Couture (aimed at high-level professionals). Follow the instructions for joining or dropping a list. I prefer the digest format (one message per day), others prefer individual messages.Happy reading !
*I also like Nancy Zieman's site at http://www.nancysnotions.com.The sewing studio has TONS of free lessons and projects !
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