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Halloween (The Best of Martha Stewart Living)
Halloween is rivaled only by Christmas when it comes to the holiday that generates the most interest for Martha Stewart Living's readers, and the special Halloween issue of Martha Stewart Living is one of the magazine's most popular issues. To help celebrate this ghoulish holiday, the editors of Martha Stewart Living bring us Halloween, a compilation of all the best tricks...more
Paperback, 144 pages
Published
August 28th 2001
by Clarkson Potter
(first published June 2001)
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This book was surprisingly awesome. Sure there were plenty of the classic Martha "who has time for that?" projects, but in more then one case I had to admit the projects look cool/fun enough that I will probably make the time if I have to. For the most part projects tend toward a sort of Victorian aesthetic and are in many cases the sort of thing that with a bit of design tweaking could be a pretty project for any time of the year.
This is actually a collection of the highes...more
This is actually a collection of the highes...more
Martha rarely lets you down. While some of the recipes seem daunting compared to Gooseberry's easier ones, there is definitely a level of witch chic that only Martha could achieve. There is also a level of knowledge about Halloween crafts, traditions, and spookiness that you don't get from other Halloween crafts books. You feel like Martha really wants to teach you something. Overall a very inspirational book- if nothing else. You could just flip through and get inspired to get your trick or tre...more
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Holiday enthusiasts, Party givers, Halloween lovers
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One of my favorite Halloween books (I have 8!)... it's like having the last few years' of the October issue of MSLiving magazines in one place. There are ideas for pumpkin carving, home decorating, outside decorating, costumes for kids and adults, party themes, and a fair amount of decent recipes. Also, there are templates and resource guides for everything she shows in the book.
As a big holiday family, I can honestly say that I had already thought of many of these things, but at l...more
As a big holiday family, I can honestly say that I had already thought of many of these things, but at l...more
I am on a huge Fall/Autumn/Halloween kick right now and this book is kind of the queen of Halloween books. I adore Martha Stewart and her Halloween ideas and projects are fantastic!
Martha has so many Halloween ideas, this book didn't show any of them really. I get more out of her website.
great ideas and yummy autumn recipes. definitely inspires you to get in the spirit of the season.
Great ideas; but as always alot of them can get expensive and time consuming!
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