Making It Home was a magazine that was conceived as a throwback to simpler times.  We tried to give it the look & feel of an early 1900’s periodical, with thicker paper than in most magazines you’ll find today.  In an effort to give it a more graceful & elegant “Victorian” appearance, we used a high quality, off-white, non-glossy paper, an entirely black & white color scheme, and pictures and images that were intended to inspire.  The magazine was approximately 56 – 60 pages in length, with no advertisements or classifieds.

Our writers were not professionals;  they were real women in the real world.  They wrote from the heart, and their contributions to the magazine were entirely voluntary, with the intent of helping others by sharing their own experiences and perspectives gained through years of both success and failure.

Making It Home was a Christian publication, and the majority of articles were tied to scripture and the importance & rewards of following God’s guidance in our lives.  For a variety of reasons, we reluctantly ceased publication of the magazine after 2 years.  We do still have back issues available for sale for most of the 12 issues that were originally printed, but unfortunately, when they’re gone, they’re gone.

Please click on a cover below for more information (we're missing links for a couple of  'em).  Should you be interested, ordering information is at the bottom of this page.  Thanks!