FeaturesUncommon Baking GoodsWhether it’s food allergies or a sense of adventure that propels you to reach for something other than wheat, baking with unique flours just got easier.
by Adrianne L. ShtopPassport to Potpies
Take a trip around the world without stepping foot outside your kitchen with these international versions of the traditional potpie.
by Patricia LehnhardtPatchwork of MemoriesCrazy quilts began as a functional memorial to lost loved ones. Follow one woman’s journey to honor her mother, one block at a time.
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Tight-knit BusinessDriven by a love of animals and the fiber their coats offer, two women started Argyle Fiber Mill, a full-service fiber business to serve their community of weavers.
by Lisa KiviristExclusively EtsyGet the insider look at how this online marketplace can bring your handmade and vintage goods to the forefront.
by Samantha JohnsonOld Barn, New TricksYou don’t have to sacrifice function for beauty: Preserve the charm of your old barn without forgoing the modern amenities.
by Louann ChaudierColumnsLessons Learned Cherie Langlois
Country Fare Lynda KingFarm Fetishes Jean M. FogleHome Clinic
Cheryl Morrison
Hands On Emery HinkleyGarden Home Solutions P. Allen Smith
Garden Grit Andy TomolonisNature CallsLinda TagliaferroAnimal TalkAudrey PaviaIn Every Issue
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 November-December 2009
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