Tuesday, January 31, 2012

It's that Time Again...





    Our packing and shipping department is working long hours packaging magazines for all of the wonderful shops that carry it. In just nine short days we will have our first shipment out the door with the remainder being shipped on the 10th. I would expect most shops to have their shipment by Valentine's Day or shortly after. The number of shops that carry our magazine has drastically increased due to popularity and demand. We are actively working on processing the wholesale orders and should have them all entered into our system within the week. If you have not placed your wholesale or subscription order yet, there is still time! Visit our website at www.aprimitiveplace.org for more info.

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Spring 2012 Sneak Peeks!!

Are the cold and bleak winter days making you long for green grass, budding trees and planting gardens? Then our peek into the Spring Issue is here just in time!
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Cover photo from the home of Linda and Thomas Robitaille
Revisiting the Past
Photography by Linda Rudman
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Revisiting the Past
Photography by Linda Rudman
Written by Dan Weaver
A Chester, New Hampshire couple, who share a love of primitives and antiques, fill their 18th Century reproduction home with some of their favorite collections.
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Everything Old is New Again
Photography by Rich Grant
Written by Dan Weaver
An Earlville, New York couple has turned their 1830s home into a primitive haven while seamlessly blending the old with the new.
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A Can-Do Attitude
Photography by Linda Rudman
Written by Dan Weaver
A Berkley, Massachusetts couple with a can-do attitude has taken a dilapidated 1690 home and turned it into the house of their dreams.
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A Pilgrimage of Prim
Photography by Elyssa Price of The Lion & The Lamb Photography
Written by Jeremy A. Doss
Join us on a Pilgrimage of Prim as we visit the home of Rebecca and Gary Martin in Auburn, IN.
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The Thrill of the Hunt
Photography by Linda Rudman
Written by Dan Weaver
A Middleboro, Massachusetts couple who enjoys the thrill of the hunt lovingly fills their home with family heirlooms and collections that are near and dear to their hearts.
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Drawing the Kitchen for your Historic Home
by David T. Smith
The design for any worthwhile project has to start with an idea – a concept.
The same applies to your kitchen project.
David T. Smith will show you how to get your thoughts down on paper to make your dream become a reality.
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Garden of Thoughts & Dreams
Photography by Jeremy A. Doss and Kristine Berg Doss
Written by Jeremy A. Doss
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Porches & Patios

Garden Sheds



Homesteading: A Guide to Living the Simple Life
19th Century Cleaning
Photography by Kristine Berg Doss
Written by Frank Hendrix
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Savory Recipes & Simple Craft Projects
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Coming Soon!
APP Collector Series Doll
Miss O’Hare
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Coming Soon!
APP Exclusive & Limited Edition Candle
~ Spring in Bloom ~
Celebrating spring with a walk in a country garden.The delicate scent of lilacs, hyacinths, lily of the valley, roses, and leafy greens.
**The APP bunny and candle will be available for purchase in the near future. Please watch for details on www.aprimitiveplace.org
The spring 2012 issue will be released February 1st.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Prim blessings from all of us at APP & CJ

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

A Hudson Valley Holiday

 

Karen here…. My first photo shoot of the new year was clear & quite cold while I packed up my car for the short ride to an early Dutch Colonial, here in the historic Hudson Valley. I stepped inside to find the carefully renovated home sparkling with wonderful Christmas decorations! It was warm & inviting as were the homeowners Robert & Eddie & their friendly pup McDuff. There were so many special treasures that filled the home, some lovingly crafted or received as gifts, others perfectly selected antiques. I set right to work, while my hosts placed some of these treasures in just the right places. We talked about the abundance of early Dutch homes in our area, many of which Robert has had the pleasure of seeing & has a wealth of knowledge about. Before I knew it, it was time to say goodbye. What an honor & special treat to be in a home with such history! Thank you Robert & Eddie for sharing your beautiful home with me & all the readers of APP & CJ! Here are some tidbits of what I saw for you to enjoy.

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Eddie made this little cardboard replica of their home for Robert as a gift.

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May 2012 be happy & healthy & full of what you love!...Karen

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