Have you seen this magazine yet?
If you haven’t heard of this…you don’t know what you are missing!
How would I describe this magazine??? Well, the folks over at Folk really state it best…
” Devoted to presenting a fresh and youthful interpretation of simple country lifestyles, we focus on the stories that make America our collective home sweet home. FOLK reaches across the many representations of American Country style to unite our country, celebrating personal expression in our homes and lives.
We are all about the country, sweet tea, indie music, antiques, roadtrips, small towns, comfort, home, artists, locally grown and locally made, one-of-a-kind art, open spaces, photography, patriotism, simple living, and the little things…”
I am truly in love with this magazine and you will be too…full of fresh ideas for real home decor, great food, and inspiring articles by some truly talented contributors…
Issue IV is out now and it is amazing! I encourage you to get a copy quickly so you don’t miss one beautiful beat of this new publication. And, better yet…hop on over to their Facebook page and follow along also. And more better than that…check them out on Pinterest…I can sit on there all day long!
Or even better still, how about a free one year subscription to experience FOLK Magazine! I want to hear from you…with ONE sentence… about what your American story is…we’ll select a winner to be the lucky recipient of a FREE 1 year subscription to FOLK!
How cool is that! It’s our first give-a-way and we couldn’t be more excited than to show off this great publication!
Oh…and here’s a sneek peak for issue V…
So, what are you waiting for? Here’s how you can be entered to win:
1. Leave us a comment here on our Shambora Studios blog- Let me know what your idea of the American story is to you…one sentence! Simple!
2. Head over to our Shambora Studios Facebook page and let us know how much you want to experience FOLK Magazine for another chance to win.
We will draw a winner on Friday, March 23rd!
How easy is that!
xo
Jackie
p.s. All photographs are courtesy of Folk Magazine’s Blog, Pinterest and Facebook pages…please follow them on these sites for more info!
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