I think Sarah is right and we dont have to tell Interweave what we like, or concoct articles ourselves to get some meat in the issues. they do what they wish, but my thoughts follow.
As I started spinning in the 90's I think those magazines were best. A good mix of serious explanation of techniques, (with footnotes and bibliographies, which I used to order books back then) projects (knitting and felting etc), historical information about wheels, and fabrics and great photos of stuff others had done. I still check back from time to time. The earlier mags seem a bit over earnest, 10 page single spaced articles without color pixs,but that is just my opinion and I am sure others differ. the most recent may be a bit light, and I do not care much for downloadable supplemental knitting instructions for headbands etc. Just put em in the magazine, IMO or forget it. So my opinion and what 65 cents will buy a 65 cent candy bar. Nancy To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
