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  MOJO August 2017 Issue 258

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  TOP Features of the MOJO August Issue:

  JIMI HENDRIX – Fifty years after his stratospheric breakthrough, MOJO explores the 27 songs – one each year of his life – that define Jimi’s sonic revolution, to offer a rare glimpse inside his studio world. “The rules were there were no rules,” discovers Mat Snow

  DAN AUERBACH – The Black Keys mainman on Beefheart, Burnside and Burnout, and a brand new solo album cut with legendary sideman in his very own Field Of Dreams

  THE SELECTER – 2 Tone’s secret weapons forges on, under Pauline Black’s charismatic leadership. But the fallout from their fame years is still felt, finds Lois Wilson

  ROGER WATERS – Pink Floyd’s Gob Almighty unveils his first solo album for 20 years. Cue arm-wrestling with Nigel Godrich, love-life revelations and a little bit of politics

  FATHER JOHN MISTY – The esrtwhile Fleet Fox survived fundamentalist Christianity before finding himself, in a tree, on LSD. No wonder the world looks crazy to him

  THE CLASH – On the White Riot tour in May ’77, The Clash took punk to the provinces, topping a volatile bill of the next-gen iconoclasts. Unsurprisingly, “it was chaos”

  PLUS:

  • THE REGULARS
  • WHAT GOES ON!
  • MOJO FILTER

   

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  Simply Knitting – Issue 161

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  In this month’s issue we’ve gone totally tropical for the summer! We’re tackling the heat with bright cotton knits, open lacy designs, short-sleeved tops and light, beautiful knits. Plus, we’ve tried out a fab new print yarn with a pretty lace jumper.
  And it’s not just our knitting that’s taken a tropical twist, we’ve picked our top ten accessories inspired by flamingos, pineapples, watermelons and more – treat yourself, you know you want to!

  If you’re after more muted shades you’ll love Louise’s knitting kit essentials, as well as this month’s freebie,
  Hedgie, the adorable pincushion. They’ll both help you keep things shipshape! Speaking of which, it’s well worth a trip to Sheringham Museum for an exciting new exhibition of European ganseys. We were lucky enough to go behind the scenes and take a look at their fascinating history.
  The newest designs from Alan Dart are a mini motley crew, and you can see them running amok in Issue 161. These tots are up to nothing but trouble, so watch out for flying food and utensils…We hope you have as much fun knitting these cheeky babies as they seem to be having!

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  Classic Cars August 2017 – Issue 529

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  On sale June 21
  • The six best-value Porsches to drive and enjoy
  • Ex-Monte Carlo Rally Aston DB MkIII driven
  • Epic restoration of a rotten and bodged Mercedes Pagoda SL
  • The owner-by-owner life story of an all-action Gilbern GT
  • Reader dream drive in an Aston Lagonda wedge – you next month?
  • Citroën DS buying made easy
  • Quentin Willson on the Mercedes, Citroën, Volvo and BMW to buy now
  • Price Guide Quarterly reveals 231 market movers
  • Inside the collection of an impetuous buyer
  Plus the most exciting news, events and markets coverage

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  Classic & Sportscar Summer 2017

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  Classic & Sports Car presents a special Summer issue dedicated to the iconic Ferrari marque to mark the 70th birthday of the legendary Maranello institution.

  Featuring a triple test on the Testarossa, a look at the great 250 GTO, a tour of ‘hidden’ Maranello and much more, it’s a must-have issue for classic car enthusiasts.

  Copies are available in the stores from 22nd June 2017 but you can pre-order your copy now. Cover image subject to change.

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  Golf World – The Open Issue 2017

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  The 2017 Open Issue has great new content…

  Regulars:

  • The Spin – The big stories and issues you should have a handle on right now
  • Justin Rose – Our Star columnist explains why he’s spent the past month having his heart and brain activity analysed from every angle
  • John Huggan – The case of Branden Grace and the BMW Championship has Huggy considering the many shades of grey in golf’s rule book

  Open Interviews –

  • Justin Rose – Almost two decades on from his breakthrough at Birkdale, Justin Rose reflects on his journey to the top
  • Padraig Harrington – The last man to win a Birkdale Open looks back and looks forward – and tells John Huggan why he has one big win left in him
  • Mark O’Meara – The 1998 Open Championship winner reflects on his life on the game – from the Claret Jugs to his Hall of Fame tears

  All this plus plenty more, including…

  • Instruction
  • Equipment
  • 2017 Open Preview
  • Courses

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  Mollie Makes Issue 81

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  In this issue:

  FREE GIFT! Papercut book with 27 all-new designs including gifts, cards & wall art to cut and create!

  Make it!

  • Easy-sew espadrilles
  • Rainbow pocket patch
  • Tropical bag charm
  • Cool crochet cardi
  • Kids’ toy storage
  • Garden chair cushions
  • Bathing belles
  • 8 fruit illustrations

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  Today’s Quilter – Issue 24

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  In Issue 24…

  This issue covers vasts amounts of topics, including; Happening Now, Great Reads, Workshops, Projects plus miles more…

  Happening Now:

  • Inspired by…A sense of place
  • Fresh Picks
  • Diary Dates

  Great Reads:

  • A Life Long Passion – Features editor Jane Rae chats to Liberty fabric specialist Alice Garrett
  • Quilt As Desired – Judith Wilson talks free-motion quilting
  • Quilts In Cae Hir Gardens – Go al fresco with an outdoor quilt show

  Workshops:

  • Show & Tell – Show off your latest quilt creations to us and to other readers!
  • From The Desk Of Lynne Edwards MBE – Lynne shares tips for transforming unfinished makes into something new
  • Essential Guide – Expert Linda Clements shows you how to use bias binding to create stained-glass applique
  • Block Of The Month – A month in the country: the birds of Shangri La Farm are the focus of Jo Avery’s blocks this issue

  Projects

  • Endless Chain Quilt – Use up your scraps to make this mesmerising design
  • Sparkling Gemstones – Showcase large-scale prints in Pam Lintott’s bright summer project
  • Diamond In The Square – Mix traditional and vibrant colours in our Amish-inspired quilt
  • Sugared Hexagons – Love this quick to create design that has high impact
  • Perfect Pockets – Mandy Shaw’s handy organizer

  Plus…

  Find out more when you buy Issue 24!

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  In the moment July 2017 Issue 1

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  NEW MAGAZINE! In the Moment

  The first issue is all about the little things life! Think small, achieve big! With mini plans inside for purposeful living and 75 beautiful ideas for you life and home.

  How to be happy – bounce back and be resilient PLUS joyful news!

  • Wellbeing: Find your focus every day
  • Creating: Make your Own summer movie
  • Living: Fresh and healthy colourful foods
  • Escaping: Tips for travel with friends

  EXTRAS INSIDE!

  1. 8-page mini magazine
  2. Positivity print to frame
  3. Greeting box templates

  Try something new. There’s not better time than now. So take those little steps daily to find what you smile! And discover what makes you happy with In the Moment magazine.

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  Simply Crochet – Issue 59

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  In Simply Crochet issue 59 you’ll find our new Hook to Hook designer challenge, and this issue it features designs by Kate Eastwood and Tanya Eberhardt. They were both given five shades of Noro Silk Garden Solo yarn and challenged to design us some wall art.

  Just Pootling blogger Kate is an English designer with a big imagination. She told us: “My idea for bunting came from the idea of fresh sea breezes blowing washing on a line or sails on boats and I thought bunting was the perfect way to capture that feeling in some decorative crochet for the home. I used rustic rope to hang the bunting on, and some pieces of driftwood for the hanging loops as these reminded me of collecting ‘treasure’ as you walk along a beach.”

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  LEGO NINJAGO – Issue 26

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  Issue 26 is a must buy for your kids!

  It comes with:

  • A Vermillion Warrior Minifigure!
  • Limited Edition LEGO NEXO Knight Card!
  • As well as a pack of 5 LEGO NEXO Knight cards

  Plus gives your children the chance to WIN an ACE LEGO SET and Tickets to LEGOLAND Resort WINDSOR – For a trip of a lifetime

  This issue also comes with comics, puzzles, posters and news across the LEGO World

   

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  Built Magazine – Issue 6

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  In issue six of Built magazine we visit bike builders XTP Pepo, Shaw Speed & Customs and find out how Honda’s concept CB1100TR creates a new motorcycle genre of ‘superbike trackers’.

  There’s new T-shirt collections from  Urban Rider, plus we launch our own range, and great pictures and a show report from Bike Shed London and Art & Wheels Basel, Switzerland.

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  Garden Answers – July 2017

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  Celebrate summer spires – Delphiniums and romantic roses look fabulous teamed with silver stachys at Wollerton Old Hall

  Be inspired by… The buzz of summer borders, rose-themed shopping, hostas and other flowers for now, a fragrant herby basket to plant, diary dates and our quick quiz on grasses
  Opposites attract – Create drama in summer borders using contrasting shapes, textures and colours. We show you how to combine them
  Create a lighter look – For space and light, graceful see-through plants are perfect
  Add some heat with fiery crocosmia – These dazzling flowers will give extra oomph to borders
  What to do this month – Make the most of plants by deadheading blooms and propagating strawbs
  Make a silver statement – Silver plants have metallic good looks and tactile foliage
  Put foliage in the spotlight – Give leaves a starring role in borders with these three exciting planting schemes for pots and borders
  Plant a spiky surprise – Team silvery blue foliage with sorbet-pink flowers for this dramatic display
  “Our garden looks good all year round” – A suburban plot in Bedfordshire is full of clever ideas and grand views
  “I’ve planted a Mediterranean paradise” – Holidays to Italy and Crete inspired this Cornish haven filled with palms and hardy exotics
  “It’s a relaxing haven for wildlife” – This tranquil garden in Wales has a laidback look that draws in local wildlife
  Garden to visit – Packwood House has a magical topiary garden
  Meet the forgotten pollinators – Discover the unsung heroes of pollination: hoverflies, solitary bees and the humble house sparrow
  Enjoy a taste of chicories – These dandelion relatives will add delicious crunch to mealtimes
  Ask Garden Answers – Your questions answered on feeding, pruning, weeds, pests and diseases
  Make a garden more child friendly – Youngsters needn’t spell disaster for green-fingered grown-ups
  Wage war on weeds! Weedkillers can deal a deadly blow to tiresome garden invaders. Here’s how to choose between them
  Soak up the sunshine – Invest in a sunlounger to make sure you boost your vitamin D this summer
  10 free* scented cottage garden pinks & snips for every reader this month – *just pay £5.65 postage
  Clematis and buddleia collection – Save cash on these fabulous butterfly favourites
  Over to you – Reader letters and prize-winning photos
  Puzzles and prizes – Enter our crossword this month to win a free clematis ‘Taiga’, or try your hand at the wordsearch to win a £50 voucher for Hayloft Plants
  Garden view – With green fingers and a heart of steel, Helen Billiald turns cold-blooded tree killer when its shade threatens her veg

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  Trout Fisherman – Issue 498

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  The July issue

  Given a reasonably cool summer, apart from the last week, July can be an exciting month on our stillwaters. The water has yet to reach the harmful temperatures associated with August so things can still be fresh and those sailboat-like olives are hatching…

  This issue will cover; tactics, fly-tying, tackle, adivce, where to fish and much more…

  Tactics

  • High Noon – Jeff Prest meets two brothers who know how to catch on a very hot day at Balmule
  • Black Magic – Stillwater specialist Perter Cockwill highlights the importance of fishing black dries through the season
  • Which flies for peaty water? – James Stokoe enjoys a session at his local Langley Dam – where author Catherine Cookson once lived
  • Rutland browns – Iain Barr catches a magnificent brownie that reminds him of the good old days
  • To stay or go? – Faced with a bright sun and a flat calm should you drift or achor, fish Buzzers or dries?
  • How to play a fish – West Country instructor Nick Hart explains…

  All this plus so much more…

  Do not miss out on all the advice and inspiration in this issue to make your summer fishing special

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  Love Patchwork & Quilting – Issue 49

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  Within this issue you’ll find the projects…

  • Bumps and Thorns – Pick out contrasting solids to turn curved piecing into a retro-look floral design by Daisy Aschehoug
  • We Believe – Use a mix of rainbow solid scraps and silver grey shades to piece Sarah Ashford’s pixel unicorn design
  • Art Deco Sampler – FFP pastel solids to make a quilt with plenty of roaring twenties style from Stacey Lee O’Malley
  • Sleep Tight – Sew Jo Carter’s sweet sleepy bear cushion with an eye mask to match
  • Texture Check – Nicole Calver contrasts tonal prints for a muted checkerboard design
  • Flower Power – Combine fresh greens with a coral colour pop to make Lindsey Neill’s sweet floral cushion
  • Perspective – Turn tonal solids into a criss cross design by Sedef Imer
  • Starry Eyed – Get clever with colour to stitch ip Susan Standen’s bright star blocks
  • Simple Stripes – Mix and match monochrome fabric strips to make a bold linear design by Svetlana Sotak
  • Sun Baked – Stitch up supersize blocks using intricate prints to make a quilt by Karen Lewis with plenty of texture
  • Rainbow Brights – Raid your stash for prints in all the colours of the rainbow to sew Felice Regina’s hexie banner to spruce up your sewing space
  • Lavender and Lime – Give pretty pastel rectangles a zingy colour pop corner and tile them into a bright quilt design by Jenn Nevitt

  FEATURES

  • Out of three – Each month we pick out our fave new quality finds. Fabrics, sewing accessories, book releases, patterns and homewares – if the team love it you’ll find it here!
  • Colour Theory – The summer sun has finally got his hat on, and we’re ready to celebrate with some warm weather colour palettes. Rebecca Bryan picks her fave shades for this sunny sewing season
  • Designer Profile – Kerry Goulder has taken the quilting world by storm with her oh-so-cute FPP patterns and adorable softies. Sandi Sawa Hazlewood discovers more…
  • Templates – Find all the templates for this issue’s lovely projects right here

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