Martha Stewart Living Subscription Magazine

Pros: lush photography, complete directions, fewer ad pages than most

Cons: expensive, large format

The Bottom Line: I keep these issues nearby for reference, refreshment, and relaxation

Review: Martha Stewart Living Sue's Pre-Ramble I am an avid fan of Martha and hope t ...

Pros: Multicultural holiday ideas, great photos, craft and gift ideas.

Cons: Some ideas are expensive and some of the crafts look too difficult for me.

The Bottom Line: If you have the time, patience and talent to make the more ambitious projects, power to you. If not, this is still a beautiful, inclusive holiday offering!

Review: Let me start off by saying I am not a big fan of Martha Stewart. Many of her ideas, while very attractive and homey, are just too costly or too time consuming for most women. My mother subscribes to her magazine, and I always take a peek when I'm...

Pros: Gorgeous; Great Ideas for Home and Garden

Cons: Only comes out 10 times a year

The Bottom Line: As beautiful as it is practical, Living sets the standard for lifestyle and design publications. Easy to follow instructions always produce beatiful results in home or garden.

Review: So she can be a little difficult, if you believe the gossip. You'd be a little difficult too, if you had to spend your day folding napkins into swans, baking shrimp-puffs, and managing 300 high-strung gay interior designers, all re-e-e-ally bitter that...

Pros: If you love Martha Stewart you'll love this magazine

Cons: lotsa advertisements

Review: I have been a fan of Martha Stewart for quite a while now. I like to tune into her shows on tv and just recently found out she has a few magazine's to her credit. The only one I've set eyes on so far is Martha Stewart Living. When I was grocery...

Pros: Beautiful. A mini-textbook on crafts, elegance, and gourmet style food at home.

Cons: Accounting department somehow doesn't realize that I already paid for my renewal.

The Bottom Line: If you hate M.S., don't even bother. You'll just be annoyed. If you don't and you are passionate about the domestic arts, this is a holy find.

Review: I'm 25 and endeavoring to fulfill my personal life (home life) and become moderately successful professionally. Martha Stewart is one of the best female examples of someone who strikes that balance and teaches how to bring joy into our homes through ...

Pros: excellent recipes, advice, and hints for all areas of your life

Cons: expensive, depressing until you realize no one can do it on their own.

The Bottom Line: This magazine is chock-full of helpful hints for housekeeping, decorating, cooking, gardening, entertaining, etc. It's amazing.

Review: I have enjoyed reading Martha Stewart magazines for YEARS--probably since I knew they existed. I never took much of it seriously as I was at college or living with my parents. When we bought our own house last summer, one of the first things I did was ...

Pros: So much in one issue

Cons: None

Review: As an avid viewer of Martha Stewart's television show, it was only natural that I become a subscriber to her magazine. I'm so glad I did. Each month's tips, themes, and recipes give me ideas and spark my enthusiasm for the arts of homekeeping, gardening,...

Pros: Martha does drag, cheap costumes to make, entertaining food items.

Cons: The price for the cheap number of pages, the usual Martha complaints.

Review: Martha Stewart Holiday: Halloween Special Issue (there is no category, as far as I've found, for Martha Stewart: Holiday Special magazine, so I'm putting it here...it is NOT a duplicate review)


I really, really couldn’t...

Pros: monthly features, tips and advice, recipes, decorating hints, organizational pages every month, and much more

Cons: may be pricey to some ($4.50 per issue off the rack), some may take offense to her wording

Review: I admit I am currently subscribing to this magazine. I have no qualms of admitting it. I actually received one today.

Her magazine offers beautiful pictures, great new ideas and helpful information. While I have never sat down and actually...

Pros: Glossy pages, good print size, unusual and diverse articles

Cons: recipes are not for average cooks

The Bottom Line: Martha Stewart Living is an excellent magazine for young adults who want to learn the more sophisticated and stylish lifestyle.

Review: I have been hooked on Martha for 7 years now. I love the oversized pages with beautiful pictures I can frame, they are so beautiful. I especially enjoy her back page article she writes about herself and what inspires her. She draws from other people's...