Monday, July 11, 2011

A very special sneak peek at the fall issue….

Tonight on Facebook, and on the APP blog,  A Primitive Place unveiled some sneak peeks at the fall issue – and some big news! I have copied the news as written by the Editor Kristine Berg-Doss into this blog post. I hope you enjoy!

Cover photo from the home of Loretta and Ray Spiak. "Its a WonderFall Life" written by Dan Weaver.

Photography by Linda Rudman.

Fall 2011 Issue

With this issue, we commemorate the one year anniversary of A Primitive Place magazine! To celebrate, we have incorporated some exciting new changes! The first change that you may have noticed already is the addition of Country Journal to our name. We are very excited about the new name, the new look and the additional content. A Primitive Place & Country Journal will be what A Primitive Place was plus more! We have added more pages to an already great magazine!
With the addition of the new name, we have added a new section. In our new Homesteading section, we will be offering practical advice on gardening, food, health, saving money and overall, ways to achieve a simpler way of life, for both the urban and country lifestyle. In this issue you will read about canning & stocking your pantry, the history of the butter churn, how to make homemade butter, harvesting & freezing apples, using coupons to save money & “The Homesteader’s Journal.” In this issue, the article in “The Homesteader’s Journal is entitled “River Cats: Reeling on the Red.” We will feature a different story or showcase a special event in each issue that will be directed a little bit more towards the men out there.

 

Home of Loretta and Ray Spiak "It's a WonderFall Life" Written by Dan Weaver.

Photography by Linda Rudman.

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Home of David & Lana Testa "Falling for Primitives" Written by Dan Weaver.

Photography by Linda Rudman.

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Home of Maria Cardillo and John Nealon. "A Cornucopia of Primitives" Written by Dan Weaver.

Photography by Linda Rudman.

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Home of Cathy Liddell "The Power of a Pioneering Spirit" Written by Jeremy A. Doss.

Photography by Linda Rudman

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Home of Karen Gerhart "A Colonial Transformation" Written by Dan Weaver.

Photography by Karen Gerhart

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Garden Sheds. Photography by Linda Rudman

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Special Feature: Ghoultide Gathering "A Halloween Artist Spectacular"

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And here is a little additional sneak peek…

THE 5th in The APP Collector Series
Percy, our " Not So Scary" Scarecrow, stands 11" tall. He is a great addition to your fall decor. A grungy gourd head, a flannel coat with handcrafted stars and a hand dyed mustard cheesecloth hat give him such a folky look, that you just might want to leave him out all year long! The only thing he is scared about, is that someone might take his new fall issue of A Primitive Place Magazine! Each is handmade by the artist Lana Testa of Winterberry Primitives with our original design.

It is going to be a great issue and you don’t want to miss out on it!

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Things are crazy busy Behind My Red Door lately but I did have make time to do a pretty decent project this past weekend. My online time has been cut drastically with all the time I spend driving back and forth to my folks house. On top of that, next week Jill arrives for 4 days with Jim and their dog Sasha, so I have to turn Lili’s playroom into a guest suite this weekend. But I still hope to have time to share my project with you soon! Thanks so much for stopping by!!

Until then, prim blessings and hugs, Linda

22 sweet friends left a comment here!:

earlene said...

How exciting Linda and the pictures are wonderful!!! Makes me anxious for Fall, not too anxious.
I am enjoying Summer this year and I love hot weather. Can't wait to get my magazine.
Take Care!
Earlene

Deborah said...

I love your magazine...I have to renew mine tomorrow!
xxoo
Deborah

prims by olde lady morgan said...

Oh Linda!!! I am so excited... Not for fall but the fall magazine!!! can't wait...
I am glad you have been able to take a bit of time for yourself... I understand how time consuming it is to helping a ill parent... Jsut remember.. you have to take care of yourself FRIST! If you get sick, they wont' have your help... OLM

Sheila said...

Hi there Linda! Glad to see you here and hope all is well. I'm excited for the "new" magazine too. I better go check on my subscription though. Don't want to miss out on a thing!
Warm hugz and blessings to you.
Sheila

~Sara said...

Linda- you must have the best jov ever!! Your photography is amazing, although you do have such wonderful homes to help. Love it all, can't wait to see the whole magazine. Wishing you a nice visit this weekend, and remember to relax and enjoy it. ~Sara

The Prim Colonial said...

All I can say is "OH YUMMY"! Hope all is well with you dear blog friend! I know you are busy busy busy! Take care and thank you for sharing this sneak peek! ~~ Beth

Kris said...

Wow. Just wow!!!

LibbiesHome said...

I should probably confess that I saw this on Dan's post, I then went to the magazine site and saw it again, and now came here. Yes, I know they are all the same pictures - but they are so beautiful!! I am really looking forward to this issue - so glad I sent in my renewal!!

At Home With Amy said...

Linda you just made me drool all over my keyboard. What tempting pictures you have shared! I knew that first picture was Loretta's home. It is just so fabulous. I can't wait to see and read her story! Actually I can't wait to get my hands on the entire magazine!
I hope you have a fabulous time with your house guests. May the Lord continue to bless you and your family.
Big hugs,
AMY

Bama said...

Hi Linda! Its always fun to "visit" you. Loved seeing the sneak peek! I hope you enjoy your company.
~Carolyn

Anne said...

Linda,
I'm thrilled lorettas home will be featured. She is such a kind lady with a wonderful home. Exciting!!! Your photos are wonderful,keep up the hard work...amazing!
Hope your mom is doing well,I know its so difficult ,think about you and lorettas often and our mom's.
Blessings

Deppen homestead 1862 said...

Congrats Linda! 1 year anniversary with APP, really like the addition to the name~ "Country Journal"~
Looking forward to the issue~ Love~ the peeks!!! Excited over the new section~Homesteading!!
smiles
Teresa

Karen/My Colonial Home said...

Oh what a beautiful sneak peek....I have to get my subscription renewed...it ran out the issue before last and I didn't realize it!

Karen

Kimberly said...

SO FUN AND BEAUTIFUL!!!! My favorite time of year!!! Can't wait to get my issue!!! Congrats on one year! My Best ~Kimberly

Pamela Gordon said...

Hi Linda, congratulations on your new issue of the magazine and all your beautiful photographs! You did a great job. I love the homes pictured. Blessings, Pamela

Grammy Staffy said...

I am just so proud of you that I could burst!!! You are a GREAT PHOTOGRAPHER!!! Those pictures you took are just perfect!

Have a great visit with Jill. Enjoy your week.... but please remember me in your prayers next Monday. I am really dreading this upcoming surgery.

Hugs to you and yours, Lura

Elisha said...

looking forward to my fall issue! btw... my mom and I just spent lots of time looking through your picture trail albums... you have such talent! Beautiful home! really enjoyed getting ideas from your pictures. hope you post some 2011 fall/ xmas albums as well.

Sharon said...

Congrats on the 1st anniversary.
I saw all of those beautiful photos over at Dan's early.
I can see why you are one busy lady.
I also read about your gd birthday and she has sure grown up.She is adorable. I remember when we were reading about her arrival.Time sure has flown by.
Happy day

Lorna/Live Oak Primitive Peddler said...

I can't wait to get the magazine!!
Blessings,
Lorna

Behind My Picket Fence said...

That is so exciting to have 1 year under your belts! Congrats! Certainly makes me wonder what I do with my time. I've had the same amount of time in a year as you have...my time now is spent outside working (loving) my gardens except when it's too hot. I don't do hot. Anyway, keep up the good work!

Tammy ~ Country Girl at Home ~ said...

What gorgeous homes and your photography is great, Linda! This past year for us has been a little different and I'm just getting back into the groove with everything. I never subscribed! I need to go do that because I don't want to miss out on all that good stuff!

It looks wonderful! What a success your magazine venture has become!

Have a great day, Linda! :)
Tammy

Anonymous said...

Linda,
Your home is just beautiful. Whenever I go to your blog it leaves me with a warm fuzzy feeling.
I expecially love your textile folk art sheep. Is this available from a website?
Take care and keep doing what your doing. You are an artist!!
Sheryl