I like McCall's Quilting, Quick Quilts, and Quilter's World. There are so many others, though. It really depends on your preferences in quilting. Fons and Porter is also good with lots of tips and articles as well as wuilt patterns. If you tell me your likes, I could give you a better list. I subscribe to quite a few since I can't choose, myself. I hope this helps. Have a good day!

The only one I'm subscribing to curently is Quilter's Newsletter. I like some of the others too, but for now...
My ideal quilt mag would have a little bit less advertising, more pictures, fewer specific projects (I don't really want to do someone elses quilt) more techniques with ideas and encouragement for experimentation on one's own... Also a nice big reader's gallery, stuff made by non-famous quilters.
Sharon

Traditional Quiltworks and McCall's are past faves, although I currently subscribe to neither. My absolute favorite magazine is a Japanese one called Patchwork Quilt Tsushin. It has the most beautiful photos I've ever seen in a quilt mag. Sadly, since my mom's passing I have no one to translate the text, but I can still figure things out from the diagrams.

Mine are : Fons and Porter, Quilter's World, and American Patchwork & Quilting.
On-line: 5 or 6 groups, 2 or 3 forums, and QNN
Have bookmarked so many Fabric sites, I need to organize them...divide and conqure

If you're looking for a magazine for quilts, the ones already suggested are good.

If you're looking for a magazine for quilters (and there is a difference), check out Qulter's Home. (I'm pretty sure that's what it's called.) There are projects and quilts in it. But it's not about what new project you should do or what new fabric you should buy. It's for a quilter to read when he/she isn't quilting. All of those funny little things that make quilters different from the rest of the population, and the rest of the sewing population. It's a magazine that's actually written for quilters to read, not just for us to shelve until we're ready for a new project.