Real & relatable. Every recipe tested in a real kitchen. Every craft made with real hands.
Funny stories. Lori's warm humor shines through every page โ you'll laugh while you learn.
Beautiful inside. Original artwork on every page, designed to inspire your next project.
Fifty sweet, chubby little crochet friends โ a honey bee, a button bunny, a pocket bear and more โ one friendly pattern per page. Made slowly, kept dearly, and just right for gifts.
Fifty real pioneer recipes โ breads, suppers, preserves and sweets โ written plain and practical, the old way, from the kitchens of early Mormon settlers.
Fifty gorgeous Christmas designs to cut out and craft with โ Santa, angels, nativity scenes and winter charm, printed big and beautiful for ornaments, trays, blocks and gifts.
Turn your Christmas crafts into heirlooms! 50 full-page vintage-style designs โ Santa, snowmen, cardinals, nativity scenes and more. Perfect for ornaments, blocks, trays, gift tags & oyster shells.
Make it all yourself this Christmas โ shimmering ornaments, cozy simmer-pot scents, gift wrap and more. No special skills needed.
Stock your craft room for pennies. Every recipe uses simple ingredients you probably already have.
Why buy craft supplies when you can whip them up yourself โ and brag about it?
Burned-edge vintage charm โ original watercolor designs with timeless holiday sheet music, now in an expanded 84-page edition. Perfect for decoupage, junk journals & paper crafts.
Go ahead, cut it up โ that's literally what it's for. I won't tell.
Too much salt? Lumpy gravy? Seized chocolate? Granny has burned it all โ and fixed it all. Slapstick-funny stories with seriously delicious rescues, plus a plain-talk measurements guide.
Funeral potatoes, Jell-O salads, casseroles and Sunday suppers โ the beloved comfort foods of ward potlucks and family gatherings, with warm stories and plenty of laughs along the way.
Breads, suppers, pies and preserves made the old way โ honest, hearty recipes inspired by the Amish community of Newaygo County, Michigan, and the aunt who introduced Lori to it.
Salsas, enchiladas, tamales and weeknight staples โ the Mexican dishes Lori's daughter (the family calls her Mama Q) cooks for the people she loves, written down at last.