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Magnolia

Summer 2024
Magazine

This new magazine from TV couple Chip and Joanna Gaines focuses on seasonal ideas for life, garden, and home. Each quarterly issue identifies a thought-provoking virtue (gratitude, confidence, hospitality ...) and delivers stories that inspire readers to pursue it intentionally in their own lives. Regular features include personal essays by Chip and Jo, ideas for entertaining and family activities, recipes, gardening, decorating, and much more--all beautifully packaged with the signature Magnolia style.

Magnolia

A Letter from the Editor

Follow Us into Summer

Mon Chéri • Cheery treats put cherries front and center, reminding us why they’re the darlings of the dog days of summer.

Let’s Go to the Pool • WHETHER YOU’RE IN THE MOOD TO DIVE IN HEAD FIRST OR FLOAT THE DAY AWAY, HERE ARE SOME FAVORITE FINDS FOR MAKING A SPLASH ALL SUMMER LONG.

Say It with Scallops • Set a striking, playful tone in any space with this timeless motif.

Visual Poetry • CYANOTYPE ARTIST SARAH BOURNE RAFFERTY FEELS WHOLE WHEN SHE SLOWS DOWN LONG ENOUGH TO TAKE NOTE OF THE WORLD AROUND HER—AND INVITES US TO DO THE SAME.

Aloe Vera • THE MEDICINAL PERKS OF A POPULAR HOUSEPLANT GIVE ROOT TO HEALING AT HOME.

Tell Your Tale • FLAGS ARE SYMBOLIC STORYTELLERS. WHAT WAS ONCE RESERVED FOR FAR-REACHING ADVENTURES NOW HAS A PLACE RIGHT AT HOME.

Words That Shape Us • Noticing the ripple effects of the words we give, receive, and believe

Snackable, Packable Sides • THE TABLE WITH THESE STAPLES IS THE PLACE TO BE.

A Note from Jo: Take the Reins

When We Look Out Upon the Landscape of Our Lives

Make It Mediterranean • a feel-good meal inspired by an odyssey of flavors

On Solid Ground • AFTER YEARS OF MOVING, A FAMILY FINALLY SETTLES IN CALIFORNIA AND TURNS A NEW BUILD INTO A SPACE FOR CULTIVATING BEAUTY AND CONNECTION.

Natural Appeal • A keen eye and a sure hand can turn an ordinary landscape into a rich and colorful meadow.

Behind the Seams

Three Scoops for Summer • It’s only human, the lengths we’d go to for ice cream. Taking the quickest route to the local shop. Gladly braving the brain freeze from a milkshake or malt. Delightfully going over the top with sundae toppings just because it’s a Tuesday. And here’s the thing: That sweet, iconic taste of summer is yours for the savoring. Get creative with store-bought ice cream or try your hand at homemade. After all, this is the season to embrace life’s simple, pint-size pleasures.

Like Yesterday • Just because we grow up doesn’t mean the magic of summer fades.

Chip Gets the Last Word

Sourcebook • For information about products or professionals featured, please contact these sources. We cannot guarantee availability of items or services.

Magnolia Manifesto • We believe that newer isn’t always better and that it’s time for the pendulum of trend to swing back to the basics.


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Frequency: Quarterly Pages: 120 Publisher: Dotdash Meredith Edition: Summer 2024

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: May 17, 2024

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

This new magazine from TV couple Chip and Joanna Gaines focuses on seasonal ideas for life, garden, and home. Each quarterly issue identifies a thought-provoking virtue (gratitude, confidence, hospitality ...) and delivers stories that inspire readers to pursue it intentionally in their own lives. Regular features include personal essays by Chip and Jo, ideas for entertaining and family activities, recipes, gardening, decorating, and much more--all beautifully packaged with the signature Magnolia style.

Magnolia

A Letter from the Editor

Follow Us into Summer

Mon Chéri • Cheery treats put cherries front and center, reminding us why they’re the darlings of the dog days of summer.

Let’s Go to the Pool • WHETHER YOU’RE IN THE MOOD TO DIVE IN HEAD FIRST OR FLOAT THE DAY AWAY, HERE ARE SOME FAVORITE FINDS FOR MAKING A SPLASH ALL SUMMER LONG.

Say It with Scallops • Set a striking, playful tone in any space with this timeless motif.

Visual Poetry • CYANOTYPE ARTIST SARAH BOURNE RAFFERTY FEELS WHOLE WHEN SHE SLOWS DOWN LONG ENOUGH TO TAKE NOTE OF THE WORLD AROUND HER—AND INVITES US TO DO THE SAME.

Aloe Vera • THE MEDICINAL PERKS OF A POPULAR HOUSEPLANT GIVE ROOT TO HEALING AT HOME.

Tell Your Tale • FLAGS ARE SYMBOLIC STORYTELLERS. WHAT WAS ONCE RESERVED FOR FAR-REACHING ADVENTURES NOW HAS A PLACE RIGHT AT HOME.

Words That Shape Us • Noticing the ripple effects of the words we give, receive, and believe

Snackable, Packable Sides • THE TABLE WITH THESE STAPLES IS THE PLACE TO BE.

A Note from Jo: Take the Reins

When We Look Out Upon the Landscape of Our Lives

Make It Mediterranean • a feel-good meal inspired by an odyssey of flavors

On Solid Ground • AFTER YEARS OF MOVING, A FAMILY FINALLY SETTLES IN CALIFORNIA AND TURNS A NEW BUILD INTO A SPACE FOR CULTIVATING BEAUTY AND CONNECTION.

Natural Appeal • A keen eye and a sure hand can turn an ordinary landscape into a rich and colorful meadow.

Behind the Seams

Three Scoops for Summer • It’s only human, the lengths we’d go to for ice cream. Taking the quickest route to the local shop. Gladly braving the brain freeze from a milkshake or malt. Delightfully going over the top with sundae toppings just because it’s a Tuesday. And here’s the thing: That sweet, iconic taste of summer is yours for the savoring. Get creative with store-bought ice cream or try your hand at homemade. After all, this is the season to embrace life’s simple, pint-size pleasures.

Like Yesterday • Just because we grow up doesn’t mean the magic of summer fades.

Chip Gets the Last Word

Sourcebook • For information about products or professionals featured, please contact these sources. We cannot guarantee availability of items or services.

Magnolia Manifesto • We believe that newer isn’t always better and that it’s time for the pendulum of trend to swing back to the basics.


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