Christmas All Through the House: Crafts, Decorating, Food

by Carol Field Dahlstrom (Editor)

A feature book for the holiday season.Book-of-the-Month Club Feature Selection.

Captures the holiday spirit with hundreds of make-it-yourself crafts and decorating ideas.

Better Homes and Gardens kitchen-tested recipes from casual munchies to just-for-company dishes.

Genres: Christmas, Nonfiction, Cookbooks, Holiday

320 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 2000

About the author

CAROL FIELD DAHLSTROM was Executive Editor at Better Homes and Gardens books for many years. She is now president of her own company, Brave Ink Press. She became interested in developing gluten-free recipes when family members were diagnosed with Celiac disease.

ELIZABETH DAHLSTROM BURNLEY has a M.S. and B.S. in Nutritional Science. She is currently a faculty member at Iowa State University, teaching food science and human nutrition courses, as well as a class on gluten-free cooking and baking.

MARCIA SCHULTZ DAHLSTROM has Celiac disease. Marcia has dedicated herself to developing gluten-free recipes that are easy and inexpensive and that she can prepare and enjoy with her family."

Reviews

[Kelly (Maybedog)]

This book is kind of a mishmash of different crafts with varying degrees of difficulty, audience (many I would consider tacky and some of my faves would probably be disregarded by others), time, type, and so forth. Even the instructions range from suggestions to each step illustrated with photos. There's something for everyone here, well anyone who likes crafts, but how many you'd like, I can't say. Even though I'm not fond of the majority, there were plenty that I am interested in which caused me to buy the book.

[Nancy]

Lots of cute stuff in this one. I really liked the couple hardanger patterns, but I'm not confident enough in my skills with that to invest in a large project. I'd cut the wrong thread and *poff* the whole thing would be kaplooie. Some pretty quilts as well, but I don't sew. Could be worth a purchase for some people, though.

[Shelley]

lots of great ideas for creative people

[Judi]

Lots or ideas for food, decorating and crafts for Christmas