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AUTHOR Scholl, Jan F., Comp. TITLE Resources and References for Family and Consumer Science Teachers, January 1998 to April 1998 [and] References for Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers. December 1996 to January 1998. INSTITUTION Pennsylvania State Univ., University Park. Dept. of Agricultural and Extension Education. PUB DATE 1998-00-00 NOTE 24p. AVAILABLE FROM Jan F. Scholl, 323 Agricultural Administration Bldg., Penn State University, University Park, PA 16802; (free; document numbers 29503688 and 29503687). PUB TYPE Reference Materials Bibliographies (131) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Annotated Bibliographies; Child Development; Clothing Instruction; *Consumer Science; Curriculum Guide; Education; *Educational Resources; *Family Life Education; Food; Foods Instruction; Handicrafts; *Home Economics; Home Furnishings; Homemaking Skills; Housing; Learning Activities; Nutrition; Periodicals; Professional Development; *Resource Materials; Secondary Education; Textiles Instruction
ABSTRACT This document, which is intended for family and consumer science teachers, contains two lists of recent magazine articles, curriculum guides, bibliographies, videotapes, and other educational resources and references about and for use in secondary-level family and consumer science courses. Included on the first list are the following: 50 magazine articles about foods and nutrition; 45 magazine articles about clothing and textiles; 13 magazine articles about housing and home furnishings; 3 magazine articles about child development; 22 magazine articles about crafts for camp and other activities; and an annotated bibliography of 14 periodicals, videos, curriculum guides, recipe complications, and handbooks devoted to the various topics covered in family life and consumer science courses. The second list contains the following: 135 magazine articles about foods and nutrition; 143 magazine articles about textiles and clothing; 1 magazine article about smart shopping; 13 magazine articles about housing and home furnishings; 36 magazine articles about child and family; 26 magazine articles the home environment; and 4 magazine articles about professional development.(MN)
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BEST COPYAVAILABLE 2 RESOURCES AND REFERENCES FOR FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE TEACHERS January 1998 to April 1998
Compiled by Jan Scholl, Associate Professor, Ag and Extension Education, 323 Ag Admin Building, University Park, PA 16802, 814-863-7870. This project is sponsored by Penn State Cooperative Extension and the Center for Professional Personnel Development.
May be copied and used by educators if credit to source(s) is indicated. Copyright May 1998
FOODS AND NUTRITION
1. A few of our favorite things (kitchen tools). COOKING LIGHT, Jan/Feb 1998, 136, 138.
2. A little Italy (menu & recipes). FAMILY FUN, Feb 1998, 94-6, 98, 100.
3. Ah, sweet mystery (scones). COOKING LIGHT, April 1998, 124-5.
4. Animal snackers (snack ideas). AMERICAN GIRL, May/June 1998, 40-1.
5. Anusasananan, L. Just like mom made--almost (reduced fat recipes). SUNSET, January 1998, 98-100, 102, 103, 106-108, 110-115.
6. Bake bread at the touch of a button. QUICK COOKING, March/April 1998, 33.
7. Bake sale (recipes and ideas).MARTHA STEWART LIVING, MAY 1998, 148-155,194,196-198, 202-8.
8. Miracle with a (cake) mix. SOUTHERN LIVING, May 1998, 245.
9. Bazar, M. Apple muffins. PARENTS, January 1998, 168.
10 Biscuit teddies! QUICK COOKING, March/April 1998, 40-41.
11. Bunny bread bowl. FAMILY FUN, April 1998, 66.
12. Bunny cakes. FAMILY FUN, April 1998, 18.
13. Clegg, H. Speed scratch desserts. COOKING LIGHT, 148, 150, 152- 154.
14. Cook, Where's the beef? (Burger cookie) FAMILY FUN, April 1998, 101-2.
15. Cook, T. & Adoph, J. The kitchen artists. FAMILY FUN, March 1998, 60-62, 64, 66, 68. Really fun ideas for a cooking camp or club.
16. Cutting edge crusts, SOUTHERN LIVING, 1/98, 111.
17. Goble, N. I have diabetes. HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN, Nov. 1997, 10. 18. Grozdea, S. Power-Packed veggies, PARENTS, March 98,172-174, 176, 178, 179.
19. Guesstimation Day. LEARNING, January/February 1998, 84.
20. Have-it-your-way pound cake. WOMAN'S DAY, 4/1/98, 120.
21. It's easy to get on a roll! (cinnamon rolls). QUICK COOKING, March/ April 1998, 56-7.
22. Kitchen math made easy. FAMILY CIRCLE, 3/10/98, 169-170.
23. Kulman, L. Stovetop scientist. US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT, March 23, 1998.
24. --Lighthearted loaves! COUNTRY WOMAN, Jan/Feb 1998, 40-1.
25. Lindo, D. Fraction-nition (game). HOPSCOTCH, April/May 1998, 17.
26. Mother's day breakfast. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, MAY 1998, 76.
27. (No-bake bonnet cookies). AMERICAN GIRL, March/April 1998, 4.
28. Middleton, S. Pros pick the best baking sheets. COOKING LIGHT, May 1998, 55-57.
29. Milk carton computer (game). LEARNING. Jan/Feb 1998, 83.
30. New bread winners. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, February 1998, 122-132.
31. Off to OZ (party). AMERICAN GIRL, January/February 1998, 20-23.
32. Quick & Easy/Express dinners, SOUTHERN LIVING, January 1998, 102.
33. Plastic storage box makes an excellent proofing box. FINE COOKING, May 1998, 28.
34. Puckett, K. A tasty gobbler for thanksgiving. HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN, November 1997, 24. (A fun recipe anytime!)
35. Quick breads bake up in a jiffy. QUICK COOKING, April 1998, 52-3.
36. Salt makes bread doughs strong, but can make pastries tough. FINE COOKING, Feb/March 1998, 78-9.
37. Sloppy Joes (step-by-step), PARENTS, 2/98, 183.
38. Soup secrets. COUNTRY WOMAN, Jan/Feb 1998, 38.
39. Spices (chart) WOMAN'S DAY, April 1, 1998.
40. Sprout necklace. FAMILY FUN, March 1998, 57. One of three crafts!
41. Stark, J. Crustworthy (bread). COOKING LIGHT, January/February 1998, 122, 126,128-9.
42. Strawberry surprise muffins, FAMILY FUN, February 1998, 109-110.
4 43. Super celebrations (party ideas for kids). AMERICAN GIRL, May/June 1998, 18-23.
44. Teddy bear biscuits. QUICK COOKING, March/April 1998, 41.
45. Three step (ingredient) biscuits. SOUTHERN LIVING, Apr. 1998, 160.
46. Toaster tongs (craft). PACK-O-FUN, April 1998, 42.
47. Vegetable garnishes. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, April 1998, 72.
48. Willoughby, J. Pancakes 101. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, February 1998, 50, 52, 54.
49. Yamarone, R. Bread baking, FAMILY CIRCLE, 3/10/98, 154, 156-8.
50. You're the Chef. HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN, November 1997, 34.
CLOTHING AND TEXTILES
1. 1997 garment analysis statistics, CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, 2/98, 1.
2. A simplified guide to sewing with shears. BUTTERICK HOME CATALOG, Spring 1998, 12-13.
3. Baker, N. Serger stitch guide. SEW NEWS, March 1998, 62, 64-5.
4. Bauymgartel, B. Sewina patterns: Teen favorites for spring and summer. WHAT'S NEW IN FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE, 6,8.
5. Bias 101. THREADS. April/May 1998, 34-39.
6. Caring for Corduroy. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, January 1998, 4.
7. Crisscross apron. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, MAY 1998, 82.
8. Dano, L. Dress better for less. YOUR PERSONAL PLANNER, 62-3.
9. Divet, M. Don't despair, repair! SEW NEWS, January 1998, 55-6.
10. Fashion experts tell all. WOMAN'S DAY, 2/1/98, 60-61.
11. Fashion Forecast. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, January 1998, 1-2.
12. Felting (on purpose) frenzy. SEW NEWS, January 1998, 58-59.
13. Fitting fabric to fashion (fabric conversion chart). BUTTERICK HOMECATALOG, Spring 1998, 14, 18, 20.
14. Fruity pot holders. COUNTRY SAMPLER DECORATING IDEAS. June 1998, 62, 77.
15. Giordano, J. Sew in comfort (ergonomics). THREADS, Apr/May 1998, 56-7.
16. Gosch, A. Tea time (cozies and coasters). SEW NEWS, May 1998, 32- 34, 36, 37. 17. Harrison, L. The family that quilts together (plus a step-by-step doll quilt). FAMILY FUN, March 1998, 98-102.
18. Harrison, MTassels. ARTS AND CRAFTS, June 1998, 12.
19. Hobby helpers. WOMAN'S DAY, 2/1/98, 102 (Sewing & knitting advice.)
20. It's a winner (ribbon). CREATIVE LIVING, March 1998, 49.
21. Kauffman, J. Craft bucket. ARTS AND CRAFTS, June 1998, 46.
22. Kauffman, J. Get organized (organizing craft projects). ARTS AND CRAFTS, June 1998, 22-25, 29.
23. Kauffman, J. Viva vintage (embellish old purses). ARTS AND CRAFTS, June 1998, 41.
24. Knot-a-bracelet. PACK-O-FUN, April 1998, 12.
25. Mantile, E. & Baumberger, K. Picknick Picnic (basket liner). INSPIRATION (Bernina), Spring/Summer 1998, 28-30.
26. McGinnis, G. Bridal (keepsake) memory bag. SEW NEWS, April 1998, 39.
27. Morris, K. Wrap yourself in a soutache belt. THREADS, March 1998, 80, 82.
28. 0Neill, M. Lush, embossed velvet. THREADS, March 1998, 60-71.
29. Papergirls (Japanese dress), FAMILY FUN, March 98, 26.
30. Perits, V. A square deal (whimsical pillow). SEW NEWS, May 1998, 38-9.
31. Please weave the room (fun activity) ! FAMILY FUN, APril 1998, 34.
32. Rahaman, V. Once upon a sweater (story). HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN, December 1997, 26-7.
33. Russel, S. In the bag, SEW NEWS, March 1998, 20.
34. Sachets. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, April 1998, 74.
35. Sheer delight (shadow appliqué for hand stitchers). DECORATING IDEAS, April 1998, 28-29.
36. Silk sachets. ARTS AND CRAFTS, April 1998, 42.
37. Spiegelhoff, R. Snug as a bug (snugglers for kids). SEW NEWS, January 1998, 64.
38. Sunny day playset (simple embroidery project). ARTS AND CRAFTS, June 1998, 18.
39. Taylor, C. Recycling silk (shirts), ARTS AND CRAFTS, April 1998, 74-75.
6 40. Taylor, C. Silken strip basket (by machine). ARTS AND CRAFTS, April 1998, 82.
41. Tips. THREADS, May 1998, 16.
42. Tools for marking. AMERICAN PATCHWORK & QUILTING. April 1998, 58-61.
43. Weiland, B. Knockout boxers (shorts). SEW NEWS, April 1998, 52, 54, 56, 58.
44. What is your spring cleaning profile? CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, 3/98, 4.
45. Woven and wonderful (basket made with measuring tape ribbon). CREATIVE LIVING, March 1998, 48, 66.
HOUSING AND HOME FURNISHINGS
1. Basic knots. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, April 1998, 144, 146, 148, 150.
2. Griffin, E. All-star bedroom. SOUTHERN LIVING, January 1998, 86-9.
3. Kelly, C. Accident-proof your home. WOMAN'S DAY, 4/1/98, 38, 40, 43.
4. LaRochelle, D. My sister's bedroom (poem). SPIDER, Mar 1998, 11.
5. Odds and ends shade pulls. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, MAY 1998, 80.
6. Paper switch plates. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, MAY 1998, 80.
7. Regier, M. Recycle your plastic Easter basket. HOPSCOTCH, April/ May 1998, 47.
8. Sell, S. For the love of linen closets. USA TODAY, 4/3/98, 8D.
9. Thigpen, C. Piggyback pots. SOUTHERN LIVING, May 1998, 102-3.
10. Tools and tips for interior painting. SOUTHERN LIVING, Jan 1998, 90.
11. Window dressing. WOMAN'S DAY, 4/1/98, 81-83,
12. Wojcik, L. Cook's (decorate your own) file cabinet. DECORATING IDEAS, March 98, 80.
13. Woodier, 0. Grow a bag garden. WOMAN'S DAY, 4/1/98, 11.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
1. Spencer, P. Manners, they're back. WOMAN'S DAY, 45-48.
2. Taffel, R. The friendship factor, PARENTS, February 1998, 115- 116,121.
3. Young, C. What's in a box?, PARENTS, February 1998, 193, 196, 198.
7 CRAFTS FOR CAMP OR OTHER ACTIVITIES:
1. Basic knots. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, Apr 1998, 144, 146, 148, 150.
2. Basket case (bunny bag). FAMILY FUN, April 1998, 70.
3. Bean scene (mosaics), FAMILY FUN, March 1998, 24.
4. Beautiful (decoupage) baskets. AMERICAN GIRL, March/April 1998, 26-27.
5. Bertrand, L. Paper capers (fun and cheap paper crafts). FAMILY FUN, March 1998, 70-72, 74, 76, 78, 113.
6. Bind a book, AMERICAN GIRL, Jan/Feb.1998, 26, 27.
7. Fletcher, H. Pen posies, HOME COMPANION, April, May/98, 10, 12.
8. Flying pizza (paper airplane!), OWL, Summer 1997, 8-9.
9. Frame a name. FAMILY FUN, March 1998, 26.
10. Funny faces. FAMILY FUN, April 1998, 24.
11. Hinchcliffe, C. Kid connection/knot-a-bracelet, PACK-O-FUN, April 1998, 12.
12. Homemade envelopes. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, MAY 1998, 68, 84.
13. Jeans pocket refrigerator magnets.WOMAN'S DAY, 4/1/98, 128.
14. Matricardi, C. Little ducks finger puppet. PACK-O-FUN, April 1998, 57.
15. Milk carton computer. LEARNING. Jan/Feb 1998, 83.
16. Paper bag puppets. PARENTS, April 1998, 230.
17. Rubber band racer (uses thread spool).CRICKET, June 1996, 37.
18. Set your drink on a colorful coaster (yarn and plastic foam trays). HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN, November 1997, 24.
19. Shadow show. FAMILY FUN, February 1998, 22.
20. Stress ball, PACK-O-FUN, April 1998, 42.
21. String (projects) . FAMILY FUN, March 1998, 116.
22. Tomczyk. L. Pop bottle candy dish. PACK 0 FUN, February 1998, 18.
RESOURCES
KID CITY magazine, had an entire November 1997 issue related to kids in the kitchen, some of the articles are: Strange but True! Global Food, favorite pizza toppings in 5 different countries, this kid has flour power!, Nicki's neato necklace, jay dog, moms at the market, "athleats!", food pyramid (building blocks), and spuds in space. REFERENCES FOR FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE TEACHERS December 1996-January 1998
Compiled by Jan Scholl, Associate Professor, Ag and Extension Education, 323 Ag Admin Building, University Park, PA16802, 814-863-7870. This project is sponsored by Penn State Cooperative Extension and the Center for Professional Personnel Development.
May be copied and used by educators if credit to source(s) is indicated. Copyright January 1998
FOODS AND NUTRITION
Adventure Camp (recipes). KANSAS STATE 4-H JOURNAL, March 1997, 8-9.
Albert, A. Choosing great knives for confident, skillful cooking. FINE COOKING, Dec/Jan 1998, 50-4.
Alien experiments. 3-2-1-CONTACT, March 1997, 12. Food safety activities.
Apple clouds & tartlets. PARENTS, September 1997, 217-8.
Apple dumplings. FAMILY FUN, November 1997, 30.
Artful eats. KIDS AT HOME (Premier Issue), 1997, 90-96, 112-116.
Bake a sunshine cake. FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 58.
Baking better cookies through chemistry. FINE COOKING, December/ January 1998, 74-5.
Barrett, E. Elegance from the freezer. SOUTHERN LIVING, Sept. 1997, 186-188, 207.
Batter up (fast muffin idea). SOUTHERN LIVING, July 1997, 144.
Bazar,M. April fool!(any day). PARENT'S, April 1997,170-172,174, 176-7. (Fun foods that look like other foods!)
Bazar,M. Fit for a kid: Lunches. PARENTS, Sept. 1997,166-168,170, 172, 175.
Bazar, M. Peanut butter buttons & nutty noodles. PARENT'S, May 1997, 205-6.
Bazar, M. Patriotic (frozen) pops and star spangled sundaes. PARENTS, July 1997, 157-8.
Bazar, M. Kid cuisine: Cool summer foods. PARENTS, Aug. 1997, 152-5.
Bazar, M. Stuffed tomatoes and silly salsa and crazy chips. PARENTS, August 1997, 177-78.
Bazar, M. I love you bread. PARENTS, February 1997, 141. Bazar, M. Monkey bars and banana crisps. PARENTS, January 1997, 141-2.
Bazar, M. Rice-a-rolly and chop-stick rice. PARENTS, March 1997, 165-6.
Boswell, F. Cooking pizza 101. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, October 1997, 120, 124.
Boswell, F. Essential grains. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, October 1997, 178-184.
Bread baking crossword. KANSAS 4-H JOURNAL, Nov/Dec 1996,(2 pp.)
Bread from the outback. SOUTHERN LIVING, January 1997, 112.
Breakfast and brunch tips. COUNTRY WOMAN, Mar/April 1997, 38.
Bring on the burgers. PARENTS, June 1997, 175-6, 9,180, 182-3.
Butter-up (18 spread variations). SOUTHERN LIVING, Dec. 1997, 150.
Campfire pizza. FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 48. Grill campfire pizzas.
Carlton, M. Yes, ma'am (children's etiquette). SOUTHERN LIVING, August 1997, 22.
Carnival games (using kitchen supplies). PACK-O-FUN, Sept. 1997, 20-1.
Children's nutrition survey. FYI...A NUTRITION EDUCATION NEWSLETTER, September 1997, 5.
Christmas stollen (step-by-step). MCCALLS, DECEMBER 1997, 140.
Cook up some fun (for kids). PARENTS, May 1997, 164-6.
Convenient sweets (made from mixes). SOUTHERN LIVING, May 1997, 222.
Cook, D. The pancake breakfast. FAMILY FUN, Sept. 1997, 119-120.
Cooking class: Pumpkin. COOKING LIGHT, October 1997, 132.
Cullen, K. Girl scouting: An effective channel for nutrition education. JOURNAL OF NUTRITION EDUCATION, Mar/Apr 1997, 86-91.
Daily, P. Kitchen science says...Chemistry skewers popular cooking myths. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, January 17, 1997.
Desjardins, D. Fortunate fortune cookie contest. PACK-O-FUN, October 1997, 14-15.
Dryer, N. Gifts from your kitchen. HOME COMPANION, Holiday 1997, 76-85.
Eating well around the world. AICR NEWSLETTER, Fall 1997, 1.
Fighting invisible hazards in what we eat. USA TODAY, 5/13/97, 10D.
Filled strawberries. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, June 1997, 50. Fiorelli, J. Stuck toast (safety poem). HOPSCOTCH, Dec/Jan 1998, 16.
Florio, D. Scones: Biscuits gone big time. SOUTHERN LIVING, 118-120.
Fly and eat a kite (open faced PBJ sandwich!). FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 118.
Flynn, E. Table manners (poem). HOPSCOTCH, Dec/Jan 1998, 196-203.
Frederick's, L. Everyone's a winner (Cooking contests for kids). MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Fall/Winter 1997, 122-124, 126.
Freezable yeast breads. SOUTHERN LIVING, May 1997, 240.
Fruit centerpieces. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, Dec/Jan 1998, 196-203.
Gear up for great meals.AICR (Cancer Research) NEWSLETTER, Spring 1997,.7.
Get fresh (pumpkin ideas).MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Fall/Winter 1997, 30, 32.
Get popping (taco popcorn). FAMILY FUN, October 1998, 7-28.
Gilbert, M. Microwaves are user-friendly. HOPSCOTCH, Dec/Jan 98, 33-4.
Give "fast food" new meaning. HEALTH JOURNAL, Fall 1997, 6, 24.
Glezer, M. Bread-baking tools you'll really use. FINE COOKING, November 1997, 49-53.
Griffiths, C. Cooking with kids: Apple salad. FAMILY PAGES, September 1997, 7.
Griffiths, C. Shamrocks (cookies made with mashed potatoes). OFAMILY PAGES, March 1997, 9.
Grozdea, S. Smart snacks. PARENTS, September 1997, 177-178, 181.
Grozdea, S. Tuna to the rescue! PARENTS, March 1997, 181-2,4,6,8. Really fun recipes for kids to make and eat!
Gum drop bugs (snack). FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 96.
Hogman, A. The new Sunday dinner (easy recipes and tips on manners, getting little hands to help, etc.) FAMILY FUN, February 1997, 72- 6, 78-9.
Home cooking. PARENTS, September 1997, 183-4, 186, 188, 190-1.
Hoonhout, G. Baking crunchy breadsticks. FINE COOKING, November 1997, 46-48.
Hot cider sachet (garni). FAMILY FUN, Dec/Jan 1997, 149-51.
Hot maple cider. FAMILY FUN, October 1997, 23.
11 Hot tips on holiday hotlines. SOUTHERN LIVING, November 1997, 228.
How to peel a (mango, papaya, mamey, and pineapple). MARTHA STEWART LIVING, March 1997, 47, 50.
How to make a light white sauce. COOKING LIGHT, March 1997, 106.
Irresistible vegetables. PARENTS, May 1997, 140-142. Recipes for vegetables that form fun shapes; "hidden" vegetables.
Jam 101. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, June 1997, 80, 82.
Jam package. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, June 1997, 54.
Katzen, M. Spaghetti pie. FAMILY.FUN, April 1997, 109-11. Katzen, M. Personalized pizzas. FAMILY FUN, March 1997, 101-3. Katzen, M. A slightly silly lunch. FAMILY FUN, February 1997, 97-9.
Katzi, N. A new chapter on learning. Educator mixes literature lesson with virtues of baking. WHAT'S NEW, Sept/Oct 1997, 26.
Khosrova, E. Kitchen kids. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Spring/Summer 1997, 70-73.
Kidequette. KIDS AT HOME (Premier Issue 1997), 48-9.
Kids in the kitchen (sandwiches) PACK-O-FUN, September 1997, 44-5.
Knife knowledge. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Spring/Summer 1997, 12.
Lemon ice. FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 23.
Let it roll! Five steps to a perfect pie crust. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, March 1997, 140.
Lighten up your baking. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Fall/Winter 1997, 86-7.
Mahoney, C. Goody goody (food poem). HOPSCOTCH, Dec/Jan 1998, 27.
Make your own instant cocoa mix. FAMILY FUN, February 1997, 21.
Making time for fitness. AICR (American Institute for Cancer Research) Newsletter, Spring 1997, 12.
Mangum, K. Healthy teens: Snack attack. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Spring/Summer 1997, 84.
Marter, M. Stirring ambitions. PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, 10/29/97, F-1 to F-2. A young man learns about being a chef.
Marar, E. A pinch or a dab (biography of Fannie Farmer). HOPSCOTCH, Dec/Jan 1998, 2-5.
Merryman, C. Packing lunch to go. FAMILY FUN, September 1997, 100-2, 104-105, 132.
Muffin tin meals. FAMILY FUN, February 1997, 87. No bones about it: The new guidelines. FYI...A NUTRITION EDUCATION NEWSLETTER, September 1997, 1.
Noodle doodles. FAMILY FUN, February 1997, 24. (Noodle art).
Omelet 101. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, April 1997, 86,88, 90.
Ornament oranges. FAMILY FUN, November 1997, 30.
Parcels, C. What's for dinner: A recipe rotation system. FAMILY FUN, February 1997, 37.
Pasta pie and just-peachy pasta PARENTS, October 1997, 233-4.
Perry, M. Bread winners. COOKING LIGHT, Holiday 1997, 182, 184, 186.
Petusevsky, S. Everyone into the kitchen. COOKING LIGHT, October 1997, 151-152, 154-155.
Potato pockets and sputniks. PARENTS, June 1997, 185-6.
Pots and pans. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, April 1997, 80, 82.
Preparing pasta. PARENTS, August 1997, 148.
Purdy, S. Please play with your food (great ideas for garnishes and fun foods for kids). FAMILY FUN, March 1997, 86-88, 90, 92.
Quick and healthy recipes. HEALTH JOURNAL, Fall 1997, 24.
Rasdall, J. Making the most of your microwave oven. WHAT'S NEW IN HOME ECONOMICS, January/February 1997, 8-9.
Recipe contest: Meatloaf. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Fall/Winter 1997, 128-129.
Regan, M. Gizmos (gadgets).. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Fall/Winter 1997, 34, 38.
Season a cast-iron skillet. COOKING LIGHT, March 1997, 140.
Silly food for your kids, REDBOOK, June 1997, 162.
Silly Septathlon. FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 26. Really fun relays using food products.
Simple, but powerful agriscience projects. MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF STUDENTS (FFA Newsletter), October 1997, 6-7. Fermentation project teaching pickling principles.
Sizing up your situation (pan sizes and quantities). SOUTHERN LIVING, April 1997, 245.
Smoothies (cool drinks). SOUTHERN LIVING, July 1997, 150.
State Wheat Show (bread recipes). KANSAS 4-H JOURNAL, Sept/Oct 1997.
Stephanie Stremic's banana pancakes (ad). PARENTS, July 1997, 151. Stevens, M. Preparing pans so baked goods won't stick. FINE COOKING, November 1997, 74.
Stevenson, J. After school treat. HOPSCOTCH, Aug/Sept 1997, 33.
Sumrall, V. Single serving packets (foil dinners). SOUTHERN LIVING, March 1997, 194.
Tasty ideas for cooking cabbage. AICR NEWSLETTER, Fall 1997, 5.
That's the way the cookie crumbles. PARENTS, December 1997, 246-7.
Thomas, D. Kids in the kitchen. PACK-O-FUN, November 1997, 45. Thomas, D. Tomato soup cake. PACK-O-FUN, December 1997, 44-5.
Tidbits: Why use a meat thermometer? MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Fall/Winter 1997, 23.
Tips for time pressed cooks. AICR. (American Institute for Cancer Research) Newsletter, Spring 1997, 6,9.
Toast the morning (fruit parfaits). FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 64.
Tools for the kneady. COOKING LIGHT, Holiday, 1997, 246-7.
Understanding food labels. WHAT'S NEW, March 1997, 28.
Use your head--enjoy bread! DIABETES FORECAST, November 1997, 69, 72-4.
Van Horn, B. Packing a school lunch. FAMILY PAGES, September 1997, 4.
Wake up to pancakes. SOUTHERN LIVING, March 1997, 178.
Waterhouse, D. Was your daughter born to diet? PARENTS, January 1997, 51-53.
What counts as a serving?FYI...A NUTRITION EDUCATION NEWSLETTER, September 1997, 2.
What's cookin' (cross-number puzzle). HOPSCOTCH, Dec/Jan 1998, 11.
Well-stocked kitchen. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Spring/Summer 1997, 35.
Whole chicken (take out recipes). SOUTHERN LIVING, Sept. 1997, 190.
Why (and how) to truss a chicken. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Spring/ Summer 1997, 35.
Wigginton, E. Cook up a classroom keepsake (recipe book). KEEPSAKES, May/June 1997, 41-42, 44.
Wild, R. The label limbo. COOKING LIGHT, October 1997, 34, 36.
4 Tips to frost like a pro. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Spring/Summer 1997, 59. TEXTILES AND CLOTHING
All about ease. VOGUE PATTERNS, Sept/Oct 1997, 8-9.
All you need to know about separating zippers. BUTTERICK HOME CATALOG, Fall 1997, 10-11.
Antiperspirants and your clothes. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, July 1997, 4-5
Baker, N. No-fit mother's day gifts. SERGER UPDATE, April 1997, 1-2. (Patterns for a coat-hanger cover, jewelry pouch, lingerie bag, neckline panel, shower cap and headband.)
Baker, N. Terrific travel projects. SERGER UPDATE, July 1997, 1-2. Packable pleatable skirt, money pocket slip, and back pillow patterns.
Basic quilt making instructions. MCCALLS QUILTING, August 1997, 8,10, 12, 14.
Beacham, T. NapMap tote. SEW PERFECT, Fall 1997, 66. Beacham, T. Sweet slumbering (bag). SEW PERFECT, Fall 1997, 75.
Bednar, N. Fluffy footwear in a flash. SERGER UPDATE, Dec. 1996, 4.
Bendel, P. Following the rules. SEW NEWS, May 1997, 58, 60-1. Using measuring tools in sewing.
Bendel, P. Saving grace. SEW NEWS, September 1997, 14, 16-18. (Sewing blunders made by the experts and how they corrected them!)
Bendel, P. Tools of the press. SEW NEWS, October 1997, 68-70. Pressing equipment.
Bennett, M. Machine magic (belt pattern). SEW NEWS, Sept. 1997, 66-68.
Bias basics. VOGUE PATTERNS, July/August 1997, 14, 15, 75.
Book pouch and cushion. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, June 1997, 48.
Bottle wrap (fabric/napkin). MARTHA STEWART LIVING, June 1997, 48.
Bottom, L. Color blocking. SERGER UPDATE, March 1997, 4-5, 8.
Brandes, K. The case for high school clothing construction. JOURNAL OF FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES, 89,1, Spring 1997, 62-5.
Caring for athletic uniforms. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, May 1997, 2.
Caring for awimwear. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, July 1997, 3.
Carter, Meg. Ask Meg Carter (editorial about the National 4-H Congress Fashion Revue). MCCALL PATTERNS, Spring 1997, 4.
Charming ribbons doorstop. SERGER UPDATE, February 1997, 2. Cleaning winter accessories (and removing cough syrup). CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, November 1997, 3.
Consumer responsibility statistics. CLOTHING CARE GAZETTE, April 1997, 1,4. Frequent consumer problems researched by International Fabricare.
Cook, Mary Jo. Hand-stitched (doll) outfit. PACK-O-FUN, September 1997, 59, 66.
Craskey, K. Enhance your sewing with sergers. WHAT'S NEW IN HOME ECONOMICS, May/June 1997, 6-7.
Czarnecki, E. Kid connection: Spool-knitted roly-poly people. PACK-0- FUN, October 1997, 13, 22.
Davis-Young,C. Gingham apron. MICHAEL'S ARTS AND CRAFTS, May/June 1997, 69-70. Old-fashioned, but really fun techniques!!!
Deckert, B. Jump in! (jumpsuits). SEW NEWS, January 1997, 44-46. Deckert, B. A process for plaids. THREADS, Oct/Nov 1997, 55-59.
Decorating with linen. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, July/August 1997, 114- 121, 160, 162. Directions for pillowcases, headboard cover, shower curtain, tote bag, picture frame, coverlet, striped pillow, daybed cover, flanged pillow, bolster covers.
Divet, M. Off the bed. SEW NEWS, Home Decorating Issue 1997, 64-65. Information and yardage calculation chart.
Dorabji, E. Squeezing a garment from insufficient yardage. VOGUE PATTERNS, January/February 1997, 6.
Double duty (layered cut quilts). DECORATING IDEAS, Oct. 1997, 24-25.
Dress up! (recycled accessories). AMERICAN GIRL, Sept/Oct 1997, 24.
Easy burlap tablecloth. SOUTHERN LIVING, July 1997, 106.
Ergonomic sewing aid (ad). SEWING UPDATE, Jul/Aug 1997, 8.
(Fabric) dressing screen. SEW PERFECT, Spring 1997, 14-15.
Fabulous fitting pants. VOGUE CATALOG MAGAZINE, May/June 1997, 18, 63.
Fall and winter (fashion) trends). SEWING UPDATE, Jul/August 1997, 8.
Fashionable bias. MCCALLS PATTERNS, 18-20.
Faulks, M. Appliquéed towels. SEW PERFECT, Fall 1997, 26.
Fit friendly patterns (ad). SEWING UPDATE, Jul/Aug 1997, 8.
Fitted jacket tailoring tips. SEWING UPDATE, May/June 1997, 6.
Fly fishing breakfast. HOMESTYLE & GARDENING, Oct/Nov 1997, 110, 112. Except for some alcoholic beverage recipes, the recipes are innovative and the type that might attract young people to outdoor cooking! Footprints (socks). FAMILY FUN, September 1997, 28.
Friedel, G. Serger-braid & button jewelry. SERGER UPDATE, July 1997, 4-5.
Gaynor, E. Picture perfect: How to apply make-up like a pro. PARADE Magazine, October 19, 1997, 10-12.
Geometric pillow. SEW PERFECT, Summer 1997, 76-7.
Gilbert, D. Stitch in time sewing roll. AMERICAN PATCHWORK QUILTING, April 1997, 8 (pattern in insert), 6,8.
Good things: Coffee (pot) cozy. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, Sept. 1997, 64.
Gosch, A. Fitting figures: Bras. SEW NEWS, October 1997, 28-30, 32. Gosch, A. Fitting figures: Bodices. SEW NEWS, November 1997, 22-24. Gosch, A. Best (sewing) foot forward. SEW NEWS, Nov. 1997, 20-22, 24.
Griffin, B. Making a (pillow) case. SEW NEWS, Home Dec 1997, 22, 24.
Grocery bag dispenser. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, July/August 1997, 62.
Hand-dipped tie. PARENTS, June 1997, 24.
Handling items without care labels. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, July 1997, 4.
Hanson,C. Half-hour (swimsuit) sarong. SERGER UPDATE, May 1997,5.
Hite, M. Friendship beaded bracelets. PACK-O-FUN, November 1997,23.
Hoeber,L. Crafts and home decorating. WHAT'S NEW, Nov/Dec 1997,16-7.
How do you clean baseball caps? CLOTHING CARE GAZETTE, April 1997, 3. How do you clean cotton? CLOTHING CARE GAZETTE, April 1997, 2. How do you clean crepe? CLOTHING CARE GAZETTE, April 1997, 2. How do you clean diapers? CLOTHING CARE GAZETTE, April 1997, 3. How white are your clothes. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, July 1997, 4.
Inside story on interfacing. VOGUE PATTERNS, Nov/Dec 1997, 16-18.
Intimate gifts. MICHAEL'S ARTS AND CRAFTS, March/April 1997, 28-29, 50-1. Closet accessories.
Ironing board bridesmaid. WOMAN'S DAY, 6/3/97, 34.
Jones, S. Swap hat. PACK-O-FUN, September 1997, 54-55.
Kacynski, C. Quick and cuddly neck warmer. SERGER UPDATE, December 1996, 6.
Kacynski, C. Finishing school (Easy projects). SEW NEWS, Sept. 1997, 28-31.
Katz, M. Garment care labels trade text for symbols. USA TODAY, July 1997. Kauffman, J. Jelly bellies. MICHAEL'S ARTS AND CRAFTS, March/April 1997, 47, 82. A very easy hand stitched, fabric "bird" project.
Klaer, J. Notions news. SEWING UPDATE, Sept/Oct 1997, 4.
Kool-aid hair. MR. FOOD'S EASY COOKING, Spring/Summer 1997, 11.
Lavell, K. Pillows from the past. MICHAEL'S ARTS AND CRAFTS, March/April 1997, 14. Small sachet pillows to make from recycled linens.
Liven up a t-shirt. FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 102.
Lyons, C. Quite (tiny) quilts. HOME COMPANION, Oct/Nov 1997, 16-18.
Make a travel tote (from washcloths). WOMAN'S DAY, 6/3/97, 13.
National 4-H Fashion Revue, "Catch Your Dream", MCCALLS PATTERNS, 22-23.
Neat sheets (folding sheets). WOMAN'S DAY, 6/3/97, 134.
Needle Know-how (2 projects). PACK-O-FUN, September 1997, 28-29, 56.
New books and videos. VOGUE PATTERNS, July/August 1997, 16, 76.
Nix-Rice, N. Border prints. MCCALLS PATTERNS, 10, 12-14, 89.
Olson, M. Cool serging for teens. SERGER UPDATE, NOv. 1997, 8.
On the go caddies (bath caddies, lingerie caddy, laundry bag, and quick pillow sham cover-ups). BETTER HOMES AND GARDEN'S BEDROOM AND BATH, Spring 1997, 53.
Online antics. SEW NEWS, October 1997, 12. Internet addresses. Online antics. SEW NEWS, November 1997, 66. Internet addresses.
Palm, P. Draft dodger. WHAT'S NEW IN HOME ECONOMICS, March/April 1996, 32. A new pattern for to keep the drafts away from doors.
Peritts, V. Basket cover. SEW NEWS, October 1997, 44, 46, 48.
Pincushions from napkin rings. QUICK AND EASY QUILTING, June 1997, 40, 42.
Pins from salvaged scraps. QUICK AND EASY QUILTING, June 1997, 33.
Pinwheel pants pillows. MICHAEL'S ARTS AND CRAFTS, May/June 1997, 20. Make old pants into pillows!
Placemat plus. MICHAEL'S ARTS AND CRAFTS, May/June 1997, 18, 92-3. A beverage tote, jewelry roll, and knitting needle case from placemats.
Placesetting (mat) with panache. SEW PERFECT, Spring 1997, 18-19.
"Plain" (serger) threads. SERGER UPDATE, September 1997, 7.
Pleat a scarf. MICHAEL'S ARTS & CRAFTS, September/October 1997, 40. Pom-pom dolls. FAMILY FUN, January 1997, 24.
Proper shoes. USA TODAY, 6/13/97, 49.
Rayon by any other name. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, July 1997, 3.
Richards, P. Cheers (simple holiday entertaining projects). SEW NEWS, Holiday 1997, 52-57.
Richards, P. On the edge. SEW NEWS, Oct. 1997, 62, 64-67. Border prints.
Richards, P. Mark the spot. SEW NEWS, May 1997, 10, 11-13, 16. Using marking tools in sewing.
Richards, P. Take-along toy bucket. SERGER UPDATE, December 1996, 4-5.
Russel, S. Make it sparkle (formal wear ideas). SEW NEWS, Holiday 1997, 64-66.
Russel, S. Stitch n' weave. SEWING UPDATE, Sept/Oct 1997, 6.
Saunders, J. Common stitches used in uncommon ways. SEWING UPDATE, January/February 1997, 5.
Schack, A. Pincushions from napkin rings. QUICK AND EASY QUILTING, June 1997, 40-42.
Schwandt, M. Demystifying the serger. THREADS, Feb/March 1997, 54-7.
Scraps of wisdom. AMERICAN PATCHWORK QUILTING, June 1997, 48-9.
Scrunch it (hair accessories)! FAMILY FUN, September 1997, 28.
Sewing a reversible wardrobe. VOGUE PATTERNS, Mar/April 1997, 38-41.
Sewing machine and serger projects: Secret pocket swim towel and hip pouch. WHAT'S NEW, Sept/Oct 1997, 50-1.
Sewing 101. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, February 1997, 62, 64, 66, 68.
(Sewing room award ideas.) COUNTRY WOWAN, July/August 1997, 46-48.
Sew with a sense of purpose. BUTTERICK HOME CATALOG, Holiday 1997, 16. Information on Project Linus (donating blankets to needy children).
Snow hat. WOMAN'S DAY, 12/16/97. A grand foil for a straw hat!
Soto, A. Closed encounters (buttons/holes). VOGUE PATTERNS, Sept/Oct 1997, 18, 20.
Stabilizer reference chart. SEWING UPDATE, Nov/Dec 1997, 5.
Stitch a beach bag (from towels). FAMILY FUN, June/July 1997, 110.
Sullivan, D. Standing tall (posture). COOKING LIGHT, 70-74, 78, Sunscreens and sun lotion stains. CLOTHING CARE GAZETTE, May 1997, 3.
Super quick dickeys. SERGER UPDATE, January 1997, 5.
Sweater recycling. SERGER UPDATE, January 1997, 3.
Taking care of skiwear. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, January 1997, 2.
Teach children appliqué. MICHAEL'S ARTS & CRAFTS, Sept/Oct 1997, 72-73.
Teach kids to quilt. MICHAEL'S ARTS & CRAFTS, Sept/Oct 1997, 76, 78.
Teen girls no longer enjoy an age of innocence. USA TODAY, 10/6/97, 4D.
Ten common sense rules for summertime storage. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, May 1997, 2.
Thompson, L. Jean laundry bags. PACK-O-FUN, September 1997, 17.
Tie-dyed socks. FAMILY FUN, Dec/Jan 1998, 108.
Tips of the trade (sewing hints from professionals at Butterick). BUTTERICK HOME SEWING CATALOG, Spring 1997, 12, 14, 16, 18.
Tips for sewing reversible clothing. VOGUE PATTERNS, March/April 1997, 40-41.
Tipton, C. Fit to be tied (beginning sewing ideas). SEW PERFECT, Fall 1997, 79.
Trent, J. Knitted draft dodger. MICHAEL'S ARTS AND CRAFTS, Jan/Feb 1997, 14, 89.
Truth about topstitching. BUTTERICK HOME CATALOG, Summer 1997, 10, 12.
Turning outside corners. SERGER UPDATE, September 1997, 7.
Walker, J. Gifts of love. SEW NEWS, Summer 1997, 80-83.
Weiland, B. Pants that fit. SEW NEWS, Feb. 1997, 18, 20-23 and March 1997, 36-40.
Weiland, B. Pipe it right. SEW NEWS, Summer 1997, 22-24, 26-27.
What's New: Cutters. QUICK AND EASY QUILTING, June 1997, 32.
Winston, L. Cross-stitch tips. CRAFTWORKS, May 1997, 51.
Wonderful world of down. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, January 1997, 1,4.
Woodward, G. Knit notes. SEW NEWS, October 1997, 16-18, 20.
World of sweaters. CLOTHES CARE GAZETTE, November 1997, 1-2.
Wrist warmers. AMERICAN GIRL, Sept/Oct 1997, 29.
Zieman, N. Notion how-tos. MCCALL PATTERNS, 6,8-9. CONSUMER EDUCATION
Smart spending (activity about pricing school supplies). AMERICAN GIRL, Sept/Oct 1997, 46.
CHILD AND FAMILY
A perfect home (ball) tossing game. FAMILY FUN, April 1997, 22.
A visit to an Amish auction. AMERICAN PATCHWORK QUILTING, June 1997, 40-2,44.
Anderson, N. Wooden spoon puppets. PACK-O-FUN, Sept. 1997, 52-3, 56.
Ayres, M. Puppet time. CRAFTS AND THINGS, April 1997, 26,46-7, 79. Washcloth puppets.
Box (photo) frames. PARENTS, January 1997, 138.
Be a play dough pro. KIDS AT HOME (Premier Issue), 1997, 40, 42. Includes activities and three different recipes.
Burnett, B. Washcloth boo boo bunny. PACK-O-FUN. April 1997, 25.
Clark, C. Out on a whim for the birds (recipes). HOME COMPANION, Oct/Nov 1997, 44, 46-47, 48-51.
Corner market. FAMILY FUN, March 1997, 72-74. Use of large cardboard appliance cartons for play.
Davis, A. Safety for schoolchildren. HEALTH JOURNAL, Fall 1997, 14-16.
Dolled up (wooden spoon dolls). FAMILY FUN, September 1997, 46-7.
Erickson, D. Create a corn husk doll. PARENTS, Nov. 1997, 312. Erickson, D. Music makers. PARENTS, July 1997, 162.
Four steps to make learning easy. In Hall, N. When kids say, 'I can't..." PARENTS, July 1997, 97-98 (Example: cracking eggs).
Frosted glass. FAMILY FUN, November 1997, 34. All you use are old jars, a votive candle, old nail polish, cheap paint brushes and salt!
Fuchs, M. Sock it to me (jack-in-the-box). WOMAN'S DAY, 3/4/97, 34.
Grozdea, S. Toddler munchies: Fun foods for fussy eaters. PARENTS, January 1997, 125-6, 128-130.
Helping hands for caregivers: Services that lighten load, USA TODAY, March 18, 1997, 4D.
Lipkin, L. Creative thinking. PARENTS, November 1997, 314-5.
Make your own envelope and photo card. KANSAS 4-H JOURNAL, Nov/Dec 1996.
Minding manners. SOUTHERN LIVING, November 1997, 130-1. Modest, M. Zigzag books. FAMILY PAGES, 1997, 14.
Murray, J. Recycle it! Plastic bottle pig puppet. PACK-O-FUN, Sept. 1997, 25. my family tree begins with me. PACK-O-FUN, October 1997, 24-25.
Neunsinger, A. Creepy crafts. PARENTS, October 1997, 215-6, 211, 212, 227.
Polachic, D. Creating a salt-scape. HOPSCOTCH, Aug/Sept 1997, 38-39.
Rogoznica, J. Childproof your home. PARENTS, October 1997, 63-66, 71- 2, 74.
Salt container bank. PACK-O-FUN, April 1997, 46. A fun craft.
Schneider, P. What should we pack in our travel first aid kit. PARENT'S, April 1997, 209.
Self-esteem and children web sites. THE REPORTER, Spring 1997, 24.
Sollee, D. & Rosenblum, P. Teaching about family relationships. WHAT'S NEW, Nov/Dec 1997, 50-1.
Spitzman, R. Fun on board: Activities that turn car travel into quality time. PARENTS, April 1997, 214.
To be a good person. LEARNING, Nov/Dec 1997, 38-41. Citizenship ideas.
Wallace, D. Money sense and teaching kids to save. PARENTS, May 1997, 95, 96.
Web sites kids will love. KIDS AT HOME (Premier Issue), 1997, 30.
Windwheel. SPIDER, March 1997, back cover. Another wind ball is given in the article by Emily Douglas-John in HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN, March 1997, 25.
The December dssue of PACK-O-FUN has many easy projects requiring "throw-away" household items (including puzzle pieces and checkbook boxes)!
HOME ENVIRONMENT
Arranging pictures. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, May 1997, 151-157.
Box office (Cardboard sick room desk). FAMILY FUN, April 1997, 24.
Can do. MARTHA STEWART LIVING (advertisement), March 1997, 56. Dressing up international coffee cans as storage containers.
(Children's room ideas). HOME COMPANION, October/November 1997, 62-65.
Conway, A. Organizing linen closets. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, October 1997, 80, 84, 88, 90.
Country lampshades (pattern). AMERICAN HOMESTYLE AND GARDENING, Aug/Sept 1998, 62, 64. Erickson, D. Old household items can become new treasures. PARENTS, July 1997, 164.
Great crates. DECORATING IDEAS, October 1997, 6.
Hanky (bedspread) panky. HOME COMPANION, Oct/Nov 1997, 66-7.
Hansen, C. Haute seats! SERGER UPDATE, April 1997, 5. (Funky ways to dress up chairs for parties.)
Herbal display (in a picture frame). SOUTHERN LIVING, June 1997, 142.
How to stencil a wall. HOMESTYLE & GARDENING, Oct/Nov 1997, 66.
It's my room. KIDS AT HOME (Premier Issue), 1997, 74-79.
Light and bright painted white. SOUTHERN LIVING, June 1997, 128.
Making headlines (non-traditional headboards--mostly painted). BETTER HOMES AND GARDEN'S BEDROOM AND BATH, Spring 1997, 54-59, 61.
Masking tapes. SOUTHERN LIVING, March 1997, 164.
Organize the closet and the garage. SOUTHERN LIVING, October 1997, 166.
Ribbon (bulletin) boards.MARTHA STEWART LIVING, April 1997, 66.
Ryan, C. Finders keepers: Displaying jewelry. HOME COMPANION, Oct/Nov 1997, 26, 28, 30.
Scissors. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, June 1997, 74, 76, 78.
Simple art for the floor. SOUTHERN LIVING, September 1997, 140, 142-3.
Sisal that sizzles (painting sisal rugs). HOME STYLE AND GARDENING, March 1997, 62, 64.
Smolen, W. Flower power. PARENTS, May 1997, 195-6.
Tin lanterns. MARTHA STEWART LIVING, July/August 1997, 62.
Turning kitchens into living rooms. MAYTAG CONSUMER CONNECTION, Nov/Dec 1996, 3.
Undercover storage. SOUTHERN LIVING, April 1997, 196, 198.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Conner, J. Workshops on the move: Packing a suitcase for teaching. THE REPORTER, Spring 1997, 6.
Focus on: Social marketing. THE FOOD SAFETY EDUCATOR, 1997, 6. Excellent article for planning and marketing any program.
Science speak: Test your research vocabulary. AICR NEWSLETTER, Fall 1997, 10. Walker, M. Working solutions. HOMESTYLE & GARDENING, Oct/Nov 1997, 79- 84, 86.
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