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    Where to Shop & Buy

    Sep 21, 2021 5 minutes

    WRITER-IN-RESIDENCE

    Pages 13–14: Jan Karon is the #1 New York Times best-selling author of twenty-five books. The Mitford Museum in Hudson, North Carolina, pays tribute to the novelist and her beloved Mitford series. To learn more about Jan, visit her website at mitfordbooks.com. For information regarding the museum, call 828-726-8871 or visit themitfordmuseum.org.

    ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

    Pages 15–17: Annie Sloan, a decorative painter, invented and manufactures Chalk Paint®. She has written 26 books and produces The Colourist, a bookazine dedicated to her passion for color. To learn more about Annie’s work, visit her website at anniesloan.com.

    ENDOWMENTS OF EMERALD

    Iittala: Essence White Wine Glasses, $85/set of 4; from One Kings Lane, 332-333-6412, . Kate Spade New York: Todd Hill Gold 5-Piece Flatware Set,. Merry by Julie Terrell Readymade Silver Velvet Stocking and Collar with Ribbon and Charm, $455, Readymade Black and White Wool Plaid Stocking and Collar with Ribbon, $350, Custom Green Velvet Stocking and Collar with Ribbon, contact for pricing and availability; . Spode: Christmas Tree Gold Collection 4-Piece Place Setting, $79.99; 888-778-1471, .

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