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| Martha Stewart Halloween |
Martha has long been known as the Queen of Halloween, all that was missing was a crown. Every year, she decks out her Bedford residence with spooky decorations and spends careful time planning her annual costume. Now, you can spend All Hallows’ Eve just like Martha when you pick up a copy of Martha Stewart Halloween.
Martha is the queen of Halloween for good reason—she loves to get in the spirit! Celebrate this fall with her favorite ways to embrace autumn, from picking and carving fantastical pumpkins to making apple cider, decorating, and dressing up for the most wickedly fun Halloween yet. This enthralling (and hauntingly good!) 100-page volume is packed with stunning imagery and includes clever costumes for kids (and kids at heart), spooky décor ideas, tempting treats, “shocktails” for grown-up goblins, and more.
This publication is filled with fall decor for inside and out and lots of fall recipes.
Order it here. It just became available yesterday and I have already ordered mine.
I start decorating for Halloween in late September and I can't wait. I bet I get some wonderful new ideas from Martha.
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Good morning Beth. What fun to wake up to goblins and Martha Stewart. I learned so much from her over the years, and it was the monthly magazine I always looked forward to. Would not have known of her new publication if not for you. I'll get a copy for sure. Thank you. Have a great weekend with cool breezes. I'm about ready to give up on cool as it's still too hot, but the days are getting shorter and that always brings on hope for a beautiful autumn.
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Really miss Martha’s mail order catalog as well-there were always great things to decorate one’s home both year-round and seasonally.
ReplyDeleteAGREE! I miss it, too. I own (and treasure) the very first issue which she autographed for me.
ReplyDeleteBeth, it was a sad day when MSL magazine stopped being published. I had been a subscriber since its inception! Just ordered my copy! Thank you for letting us know!
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