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Free Crafters CD with magazine

19 years ago

I got Volume 14 number 6

Country Marketplace Magazine today at Walmart. It is plastic wrapped and comes with a CD b onus from PcCrafter. I haven't looked at the CD yet but here is what it says'

CD Contains

60 custom Projects and Patterns

20 Ready to Print Greeting Cards

HugBug Image Browser Lite

Corordinating clipART for Holiday Projects

Downloads from PCCrafter

Free Trial pcHugClub

Free Creatable ImageArt Set

Free Fonts

Worth a looksee.

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Comments (9)

loganhogan
19 years ago
Well those of us with a subscription got ripped off!!! LOL.
Susan
GardenGirl_IA
19 years ago
I am up for a subscription renewal - and I will get the CD with my renewal. But - dang - I wish I had it now, LOL
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toomuchglass
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WOW---sounds great ! I have to check that out !
pattico_gw
19 years ago
Minnie...I went to WalMart today to buy one. I forgot to look to see what the volumn number was but it was the Christmas issue....None of ours are wrapped in plastic and they don't have a cd in them....I'm really bumbed....I was all excited....I think I'll go see if they have a website and ask why...

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minnie_tx
Original Author
19 years ago
I just looked at the pullout pattern part of the magazine and it says October 2004 so it must be an older one.
I think on Mondays and Wednesdays someone changes the magazines. Maybe if you catch them you can ask if they have ony of the old ones on hand. Hope you find it
pattico_gw
19 years ago
Minnie, is it the one with the picture of the Christmas tree on it???

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mariend
19 years ago
If you contact the company, they might send you the issue. You can go on line, type in the magazine name and they should show you the issue. I did this with a magazine from England and they are sending me the issues I could not get here.
pattico_gw
19 years ago
Marie I did email them , lol, hoping they might send me at least a copy of the cd...I haven't heard anything from them yet...I emailed on Fri...it could have been after hours. Maybe tomorrow....I'll be anxious to see if I hear from them.

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minnie_tx
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19 years ago
patti
The cover has a fat snowman painted on a suitcase and a santa on the right hand side and and several packages wrapped in country checks and ties with raffia

If I go to Walmart and see anymore issues does anyone want me to get one for them? I'll probably go over tomorrow. I can't promise but I can look.

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