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CHRISTMAS 2010 SOURCE GUIDE
	Sharing Christmas Buying a box of fifteen German kugels started Beverly Weir-Longacre on a collection of holiday ornaments that now numbers about 3,000.
	Bountiful Holiday Baskets Loading up a goody basket to share with family and friends is a simple, satisfying, and scrumptious way to share a homemade Christmas.
	Hunting for an Antique Christmas Beth Karp melds her passions for collecting antique dolls and Christmas ornaments into charming holiday vignettes for every room of her house.
	A Delightful Place When the Wild West started at the Ohio River, Benjamin Henry Latrobe designed a mansion for Thomas Worthington on a hilltop overlooking civilization’s edge.
	Epicurean Elegance You can create a stunning centerpiece for your holiday table with some fresh greens and sugared fruits swirled around a conical frame.
	Redware Ornaments from Gingerbread We borrowed patterns from redware plates found in museums to decorate these gingerbread ornaments for tummy and tree.
	Build a Five-Board Bench Among the oldest and most functional of furniture, the simple bench served colonists for seating and working—and makes an easy holiday gift project.
	Mittens to Ward off Winter Plimoth Plantation shares a knitting pattern for the type of hand-warmers the earliest settlers brought with them to America’s shores.