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February may be the coldest month, but these three projects will tide you over to Spring.
Pamela K. Schultz3 min read

What does it take to get an issue of Spin Off from a collection of ideas to an actual magazine in your hands (or on your screen)? After all the editing is done, the last-minute additions are squeezed in under the wire, and everything is checked, re-checked, and checked again, we breathe a big sigh of relief, and wait for the printing presses to work their magic. Then, a deep breath, and we start all over again. The editorial team has just sent the Spring 2026 issue of Spin Off to the printer, and as I write this, I’m on my way to the photoshoot for the Summer issue.
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