Scrolling through Instagram's lovely photos is one of my nightly pleasures, and I see lots of tea wares, cake-decorating videos, and flowers in my Instagram feed. The other night, I saw a post about what sounded like an intriguing new Southern magazine, Magnolia & Moonshine, so when I saw a copy at Barnes & Noble this week, I had to give it a read, especially with all those gorgeous dahlias on the cover!
The photography throughout is great, and I loved this article about a family that celebrates both a Christian and Greek Orthodox Easter.
I might have been a wee bit influenced by all of their glorious Herend porcelain!
Baking stories always catch my eye, and I enjoyed reading about San Antonio baker Adesuwa Elaiho, “the first student to complete all three culinary degrees offered at Le Cordon Bleu.” And I love the clever photo of her flicking flour at the camera!
Finally, I grew curious about Marshallville, Georgia, after getting a peek at some of Turner's Antiques in this photo, and I'm glad the magazine brought it to my attention. I later learned that Magnolia & Moonshine has been published for about two years now, and I’m a little surprised I’d never heard of it before. As a former city magazine editor myself, I am especially fond of magazines, and I certainly like to track down new ones. Anyone else got a new magazine to recommend?
I enjoy learning about new magazines from you!
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love those photos of the Herend egg cups! (Egg cups are a favorite of mine.)
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