Vintage Holiday On Newsstands Now

YORBA LINDA, Calif. - Sept. 18, 2013 - PRLog -- "This year, Americans will spend roughly $6 billion on Christmas decorations," says Business Unit Editorial & Art Director Erin Masercola. "Vintage Holiday (http://www.totalmailings.com/link.php?M=3126552&N=9991&L=13660&F=H) caters to consumers among this group who want to spend their holiday decor budgets on unique secondhand finds, DIY materials to restore those finds, and simple, seasonal crafts that evoke the holidays of yesteryear."

Any trip to the newsstand reveals several magazines that teach readers how to decorate with secondhand and salvaged materials, flea market finds, and vintage treasures. But Vintage Holiday (http://www.totalmailings.com/link.php?M=3126552&N=9991&L=13660&F=H) is the only magazine of this type to focus solely on decorating for Christmas.

Why Christmas? "Americans' robust overall enthusiasm for vintage decor becomes especially intense in the months leading up to Christmas as consumers become nostalgic for Christmases they used to have or wanted to have," Masercola notes. Our editorial team wants to inspire readers too upcycle past traditions and to create holiday decor and celebrations that showcase their own vintage style and make them happy to sing along with Bing, 'I'll be home for Christmas.'"

Readers will find holiday decorating ideas for a range of vintage styles, including American Farmhouse, Victorian, Mid-Century and Retro Eclectic.

Vintage Holiday (http://www.totalmailings.com/link.php?M=3126552&N=999...) features articles like:

By Hand: Fun Holiday Craft Projects from Vintage Materials. Ornaments, stocking stuffers and more.

What Tree? Wreaths, mantels, Advent calendars & tabletops with vintage flair.

Dandy Wrapper: Lovely gift wrapping ideas from salvaged items.

Fresh Christmas Color Palettes: 9 haute hues and how to get the look.

Editor's Picks: Top Christmas Collectibles.

The editorial team who created Vintage Holiday (http://www.totalmailings.com/link.php?M=3126552&N=9991&L=13660&F=H) includes Creative & Editorial Director Jacqueline DeMontravel, Contributing Crafts Editor and Stylist Jickie Torres, Editor Elaine Phillips, Flea Market Decor Editor Karen Wilhelmsen, and Art Director Gabby Oh.

The magazine is available at newsstands now through October. A digital version will also be available on Apple Newsstand. For more information, call 800-764-6278.