I'm pleased and proud to have been allowed to invade the pages of Pretty Nostalgic magazine once again. I know I've said it before and could be considered biased, but this is absolutely 100% my favourite magazine. I love that it's an independent publication. I love the truly passionate team behind it, all of whom are interested in some truly odd subjects, just like me. I love the articles on all things vintage, British, quirky and crafty. I love that their motto is, 'Spend Wisely, Waste Less and Appreciate More'. It's like my grandmother, my ideal lifestyle and a great big helping of patriotism all bound up and gifted to me bi-monthly.
Even better - the magazine doesn't date, so you can add your copies to your bookshelf like I do and enjoy the articles several years down the line.
This time I took part in the magazine's Hidden Streets feature, musing over those characterful spots we love to visit. I wrote about Whitby (of course) and I thought the other contributors' pieces were amazing. Such imagination.
I was also featured in an article by Kat Picot of Four Little Walls on doll's houses. Kat's piece is beautifully written.
My pub quite enjoyed the photoshoot...
...although I did have to do some miniature dusting first!
Congratulations! Its my favourite magazine too!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Right up your street I imagine, Liz! x
DeleteI saw your feature on dolls houses Anna and was completely inspired! Your little pub is truly mesmerising and so creative xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Imogen, making sure I kept dust out of the photo was a tad tricky! x
DeleteCongratulations - very well deserved. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you :) x
DeleteI might just have to get it now, just to read your article! :) x
ReplyDeleteOh you would LOVE this magazine Ada! x
DeleteLove pretty nostalgic Anna, and really enjoyed secret streets article, well done you!
ReplyDeleteLve Claire xxx
Thanks Claire, saw on Instagram that you're a fellow fan! x
DeleteCongrats! I'll have to check out the magazine next time in the UK (shipping, exchange rates and foreign transaction fees are killer!).
ReplyDeleteOh I can imagine, but yes, definitely seek them out. Because they don't date you won't feel behind when you read back copies either :) x
DeleteOh wow, that's fab Anna, well done!! I've never heard of this magazine before but will definitely be seeking a copy out! I love Whitby - went there years and years ago and really enjoyed exploring. Would love to head back some time! Jo :-) x
ReplyDeleteAh Whitby's a great favourite haunt of mine, I never get tired of visiting. Thanks Jo. x
DeleteI will definately be taking part in the challenge. Love your blog. I've started following you so I don't miss out !
ReplyDeleteThe challenge looks fantastic, hope you enjoy taking part! x
Delete(Thank you very much for the follow too! )
DeleteVery well deserved and what a perfect fit this magazine is for you! x
ReplyDelete'Tis a most spiffing publication. Thanks Claire. x
DeleteYour piece is beautifully written. Whitby has been on my list of places for a very long time - I can't believe I still haven't been. Helen x
ReplyDeleteYou must must must go Helen! You'd love it! x
DeleteHello Anna. I came across your glorious blog as I have recently discovered Simply Nostalgic magazine. I think it is wonderful and this morning now having found the two of them Iam smiling. I look forward to seeing your journey to vintage life. Drop by at my blog sometime? http://creatingandbaking.blogspot.co.uk. Thank you for all your vintage loveliness.x
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