Vol. 8 No. 5 - Emma

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47^th issue of The Storybook Home Journal™. Features Emma by Jane Austen. 9 articles in an 8.5 in. x 11 in. booklet. Printed in the USA. Categories: Emma, Jane Austen, Magazine & Nancy Young

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Vol. 8 No. 5 of The Storybook Home Journal

Emma

What's in this issue?

A Likeness Pleases Every Body the Decorating article

Ideas and inspiration for using photographs of ancestors and extended family members to heighten the sense of heritage at home.

Something To Conceal the Hearth article

Instructions for creating jug covers and bread covers from fine linen. Includes a crochet edging pattern as well as patterns for traditional cross stitch motifs.

In An Unpretending, Elegant Way the Kitchen article

Recipes for Salmagundi, Maple Grove Rout-cakes, Highbury Rout-cakes, Mr. Perry's fruit vinegar, and marinated melons.

So Thoroughly From The Heart the Music article

Sheet music for piano arrangement of Snowy Breasted Pearl by Turlough O'Carolan. Brief biography of O'Carolan.

Arranging Everything the Garden article

Small compendium of flowers available in Regency gardens as well as advice on cutting flowers for arrangements. Includes estimated vase-life of the flowers mentioned.

A Very Handsome Summer-House the Workshop article

Instructions for creating a Regency-inspired, leaded-glass, indoor/outdoor garden cloche.

Living Richly Without Being Rich the Attic article

Antique frame reproductions, a reproducible vinegar label, a cast iron plate rack, and ideas for a simple floral sink.

Candles and Torchlight In The Keep the Writer's Garret article

On the last leg of the voyage to Bridge Town, the Magnolia cargo and Leornian's papers are pilfered. Leornian and Cotton Thistle are confined in the keep at the bottom of the ship.