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A Primitive Place & Country Journal
is excited to announce
the addition of
David T. Smith
to our staff as contributing writer.
We are honored to have David T. Smith join our team
and we look forward to his contributions to our publication.
David will be sharing his design skills and his knowledge of antiques
and history with our readers.
David devotes himself to reproducing American antique furniture reproductions; New England, Shaker and Pennsylvania-German styles through his business, The Workshops of David T. Smith. The fine museum quality furniture of The Workshops can be found in homes across the nation.
His kitchens have been featured in numerous
national magazines and publications,
such as Early American Life, Country Living, and Country Sampler,
to name a few.
David also conducts seminars around the country sharing his design skills
with those that are designing kitchens for their historic homes.
You can find out more about The Workshops of David Smith at:
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David T. Smith’s first article will appear in our Winter/Holiday 2011 issue
scheduled to be released November 1st.
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Pam & Frank Hendrix
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Meet “Miss Betsy” APP 2013 Summer Prairie Doll
Betsy is well known around town for her strawberry pies. She wanted to win the big prize in the county fair, so she grabbed her bonnet to shade the hot sun and headed out to pick berries. She filled her bag with the plump red berries and headed home. But, oh what’s this? Her new summer issue of A Primitive Place arrived! Oh my! That pie will have to wait! She snuggled in a comfy rocker on the porch with her favorite magazine - packed with ideas to decorate her primitive home. Betsy is 10 inches tall, wears a red checked homespun dress, accented with a starry navy apron and bag of berries. Her bonnet is fashioned from aged toweling. Signed and dated by Lana Testa exclusively for A Primitive Place magazine. $33.00 each includes travel fare for USA residents only. All others please email winterberryprimz@aol.com
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A Primitive Place & Country Journal magazine is the fastest growing primitive, colonial, and country magazine on the market today. Each issue is filled with inspiration for the decorator, cook, crafter, gardener, and homesteader looking to live a simpler way of life. In each issue readers of A Primitive Place & Country Journal magazine are welcomed into five perfectly decorated primitive, colonial, and country style homes. Each home tour gives readers ideas on how to decorate in their preferred style and gives them insight on the top favorite collections of these homeowners. Readers can also tour beautifully manicured primitive, country gardens showing how to bring a love of gardening and primitive decorating together. Each issue also features easy to follow recipes, crafting tutorials, and trash to treasure makeovers. In our homesteading section we offer 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. A Primitive Place & Country Journal also welcomes readers into the mind and workshop of the gifted cabinet and pottery maker, David T. Smith. Readers can also learn more about the history of their favorite collections through a variety of informative articles. All of these winning elements combined with beautiful photographs, a professional layout, and a feeling of goodwill and camaraderie is why A Primitive Place & Country Journal magazine is the preferred magazine for the multitude of primitive, colonial, and country decorators in the world today.
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Alex Pifer of The Seraph joins A Primitive Place & Country Journal
We are very excited to announce the addition of Alex Pifer of The Seraph to the A Primitive Place & Country Journal magazine staff. Alex brings an extensive background in decorating and will debut her decorating column in our summer 2013 issue.
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