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Celebrate spring with a fresh table topper featuring bunnies in the round. Learn how to make a quilt with easy patterns that will teach you the basics! Each one is simple to assemble and uses basic shapes.
Family-friendly ingredients—eggs, ham, chicken, and cheese—fill this protein-packed recipe. Step into spring with quilt tester Diane Tomlinson's version of Rustic Mountain Snowflake. "If you are in a winter weather funk, use prints reminiscent of a spring garden to brighten up," she says. "The table topper now looks more like a flower than a snowflake." Frequency of all magazines subject to change without notice. Additional double issues may be published, which count as 2 issues.
Better Homes & Gardens August 1993
Now grab some asparagus and cook up this springy side dish. We wish you all the luck in stopping at eating only one of these breakfast muffins packed with blueberries and rhubarb. The muffin recipe is amazing itself, but the streusel topping with cardamom, more rhubarb, brown sugar, and butter is really what pushes the yum factor up a notch.
She selected a tiny print for the small squares composing the Four-Patch units. Your purchase here at Pocketmags.com can be read on any of the following platforms. Each Point is worth 1 penny or unit of currency and can be redeemed against future purchases here at Pocketmags.com. Will usually ship within 1 business day of receiving cleared payment. Sheena Chihak is a registered dietitian, former food editor and current edit lead for BHG with over 15 years of writing and editing experience for both print and digital.
Better Homes & Gardens October 1994
Try every recipe from the April 2019 issue of Better Homes & Gardens® magazine to see for yourself. Quilt tester Colleen Tauke departed from the look of the original quilt with her selection of modern prints in vibrant colors to create a table runner. She added solid black and two shades of turquoise to give the eye a place to rest among the vibrant prints.
Savings are calculated on the comparable purchase of single issues over an annualised subscription period and can vary from advertised amounts. Complete your collection savings are based on the RRP of the latest issue. The newest recipes, decorating ideas, and garden tips from the editors ofBetter Homes & Gardens® magazine. This is, hands down, our favorite way to use leftover ham from Easter.
Better Homes & Gardens June 1939
You'll receive 13 issues during a 1 year Homes & Gardens magazine subscription. Interest will be charged to your account from the purchase date if the balance is not paid in full within 6 months. Minimum monthly payments are required. With a few easy-to-find plants, you can re-create the forest's springtime exuberance in miniature.
In colors ranging from almost iridescent pink to deep wine red, bearded iris are making a comeback in the garden, ruffled heads held high. Though it may sound unlikely, I did have friends.
Better Homes & Gardens December 2007
Interlocking stars in distinct colors provide ample space to show off your quilting. Index this book.Your request will be added to the indexing chart. You must Create an Account or Sign In to add a note to this book. You cannot purchase more than 20 back issues.
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We'll understand if you're too impatient to cut out wedges from the brownie and instead grab a fork and dig into the skillet. Used the right way, almost any color can act as a neutral and still be as livable as a gray or beige backdrop. We quizzed color experts and interior designers to find out how. This link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.
By submitting your order, you are agreeing to these automatic renewal terms and our Terms of Service. Homes & Gardens celebrates the beauty of classic and contemporary style. Real-life homes with stunning photography deliver inspirational design ideas while remaining real and relevant. In our kitchens, the month of April means a couple things—rhubarb is back and we'll be cooking ham. Year after year we look forward to cooking with these ingredients, and this year we pushed rhubarb recipes and Easter ham to their most delicious limits.
If you manage not to eat the entire batch, they can be frozen up to three months, so you can enjoy them long after rhubarb season is over. If you've already perfected how to cook ham, take it up a level with this stuffed ham for Easter. It looks incredible but is a cinch to make when you start with a spiral-sliced ham. Simply insert orange slices, garlic, and fresh herbs between the slices. Your Easter ham has never looked so impressive and been so easy.
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Better Homes & Gardens February 1986
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