The Antiquarian Post: Holiday 2012

The Antiquarian Post acts as a visual journal for Antiquaria creators

Emma James and Bailey Amon.

Always on a quest for visual perfection and a well-curated life, each issue

explores their current inspirations and obsessions.

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T he Ant iquar ian Pos tI s sue No. 5 \ Hol iday 2012

Publ i shed by Ant iquar ia Des i gn S tud io © Ant iquar ia 2012 Al l Righ t s Res e r v ed

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As lovers of dishes, stationery, decorating and just about everything home related, so you know we love it when the holidays roll around.

This season offers the things we live for: family, friends, good food, decorating and giving. We’re thrilled that the holidays have arrived

and we can’t wait to celebrate!

Cheers, Hugs and Happy Holidays!

Emma & Bailey

The Holidays ...

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This year we’re planning a feast and inviting our loved onesto join us for an evening of merriment.

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55Invitations made by hand set the tone for this intimate evening of family and friends.See the full DIY instructions on the following pages.

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Ink your invitation stamp using a Hunter Green Colorbox stamp pad. Align the stamp over an A7 (5”x7”) card and press down firmly, using evenpressure. Lift the stamp off of the paper and let dry.

Using pre-made envelope liner templates, trace and cut the liner pattern out of festive decorative paper. Adhere the liner to the envelope using a glue stick or double sided tape.

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Using the same technique as in Step 1, print your return address stamp on the back flap of your envelope.

With a white pen, address your envelopes using your most fancy writing, ad-here postage and send them off to all of your loved ones!

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Remembering where each utencil should be placed can be challenging, so we’ve created an easy guide to settingthe table. Visit shopantiquaria.com foreverything you will need to set your holiday table.

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1. Wreath, Terrain.com // 2. Hedgehog Measuring Cups, Anthropologie.com // 3. purple glass vase, shopantiquaria.com // 4. Geometric Trays, AplusRstore.com, // 5. Scrappy’s Bitters, Kaufmann-mercantile.com // 6. Pik Vases, AplusRStore.com

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1. Pocket Knife, Kaufmann-mercantile.com // 2. Balsam Fir Incense, Terrain.com // 3. Bour-bon Eau de Toilette, Westthirdbrand.com // 4. monogram Leather coasters, markandgraham.com // 5. Flannel Shirt, JCrew.com

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This year, consider making gifts by hand like this postage stamp wall art. The materials and techinque are inexpensive and simple,yet result in a piece of art to be cherished for years to come.

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1) Gather Supplies: stamps in various sizes and colors, cardstock, ruler, pencil,double-stick tape or gluestick.

2) Cut cardstock to finished frame size. Using a ruler, lightly draw a1 1/4” (or more) border on all sides.

3) Arrange stamps within guidlines. Once the layout is finalized, useadhesive to stick stamps to page.

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3) Arrange stamps within guidlines. Once the layout is finalized, useadhesive to stick stamps to page.

4) Tips for craeating a beatiful arrangement: pick a color palette (i.e. green and brown). Start with one color on the left and place stamps accroding to color accross the page ending with the second color, creating a lovely ombre effect.

Edible gifts are always a favorite! This year we are gifting bundles of shortbread and vintage tea towels found along our travels. A few other homemade favorites are preserves from your garden, homemade fudge, herb infused oils and citrus zest sea salts.

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orange & rosewater shortbread recipe2 sticks butter, 2/3 cup powdered sugar 2 cups flour, 1/4 tsp salt

1 tsp orange zest(of 1 orange), 1/2 tsp rose water

(see baking instructions on page 28)

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1. Ceramic Water Filter, AplusRStore.com // 2. Vintage Horseshoe Ring, BellandBird.com // 3. Christian Louboutin Pumps, Netaporter.com // 4. Triangle Mixmatched Studs, Store.Moci-un.com // 5. Terra Table Lamp, Uncommongoods.com // 6. Leather Tote, Madewell.com

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1. Socks, Madwell.com // 2. Pantone Ornament, aplusrstore.com // 3. Rifle Stationery, Rifle-PaperCo.com // 4. Painted Leather Clutch, etsy.com/shop/BlackbirdAndTheOwl // 5. Vintage Stamps, Anthropologie.com //

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Cover artwork by Emma James

Pages 1-2 artwork by Emma James

Page 3-4 Clockwise from top left:envelopes by Intertwyned // tree branch via foveverlovecom.blogspot.it //floral by Inter-twyned // owl salt and pepper shakers: Intertwyned// Winter Tree: etsy.com/shop/summerl // Reindeer via roomseventeenstyle.blogspot.com // Cutlery: Intertwyned // Candles via blomsterverkstad.blogspot.com

Pages 5-6: photography by Intertwyned, stamp design by Antiquaria

Pages 7-8: photography by Intertwyned

Pages 9-10: artwork by Emma James

Pages 15-16: Lettering by Bailey Amon, photography by Intertwyned (left) and Kelly Lynn James (right)

Pages 17-18: photography by Emma James

Pages 19-20: photography by Intertwyned, lettering by Bailey Amon

page 21: orange & rosewater shortbread recipe

2 sticks butter, 2/3 cup powdered sugar 2 cups flour, 1/4 tsp salt1 tsp orange zest(of 1 orange), 1/2 tsp rose waterPreheat oven to 350 degrees F.In a stand mixer (or with a handheld mixer & large bowl), cream butter until smooth. Add the sugar, orange zest & rose water then mix well. Toss the flour & salt together, then add to the butter mixture. Beat the ingreadients until completely mixed.Dump the dough onto a floured surface and roll out to approx. 1/4 inch thick. With a round cookie cutter cut out as many shortbread cookies as you can, placing them on parchement lined cookie sheetds. Gather the scraps, reroll & cut until all of the dough has been used. Prick each cookie with a fork 3 times.Bake the cookies for 20 minuntes, making sure they do not get brown. Once they are done, let them cool on baking racks.Recipe adapted from “The Fannie Farmer Baking Book” by Marion CunninghamIllustration by Emma James, Lettering by Bailey Amon

Page 22: Lettering by Bailey Amon

Pages 26-6: Illustration by Emma James, Lettering by Bailey Amon

Back Cover: artwork by Emma James