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2012-13 02 Welcome
We invite you to explore the winter edition of the magazine and to meet the team who brings it to you.
04 diy: be bold. be brave.
Learn how to antique a mirror with the help of Boxwoods, local experts on all things beautiful for your home.
6 Featured Interior
For true luxury worth living in, view the home of Helenan Terre Hogan, where warmth and elegance will make you want to move right in.
9 the reluctant recycler, Part 2
The Edge webmaster continues her recycling quest, now tackling the parents.
15 INSIDE SCOOP
Enjoy winter wine tips, plus a gluten-free recipe from a booming Helena blogger.
16 the local flavor
Indulging at Park Avenue Bakery is a must this winter.
20 wrap stars
The search for gifts continues year round. Start with these local treasures!
26 weather or not
Boots, coats, scarves. We're keeping the winter blahs far away with picks from Helena's most fashionable retailers.
36 the lust list
Pamper those pets! Online inspiration overload continues.
The Best in Boots and Coats p. 26–35 photo by Wandering Albatross Photography Mia Melon “Technique” Coat in Mink, $209 at Sole Sisters; Striped Scarf, $26 at The Root; Dansko Nat Boot in Brown, $210 at Sole Sisters
10 A-List eyes
Makeup master Ashlee from The Bucket shows how to take your makeup from daytime to night.
12 the modern man
Dress-it-up tips for the guys, as fundraisers and holiday events start filling the calendar. WIN TE R 201 2–201 3 • E DGE/O N T REN D
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welcome to edge magazine
KELLY FORTUNE
MARKETING DIRECTOR/OWNER
Sold the ads. Warm weather Edge girl. Happily recovering from a brief stint as a minivan owner. Loves sushi and mashed potatoes more than she should.
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LORI PEDERSON
CREATIVE DIRECTOR/OWNER
Designed the magazine and ads. Is a Google search ninja and an Edge girl who drives an Edge. Does not consider ‘boiling’ a high enough temp for coffee.
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cover photography Wandering Albatross Photography www.wanderingalbatrossphotography.com
Coded the website and wrote articles. Proudly owns high-heeled snow boots. This non-cook’s banana bread is a highly-coveted white elephant gift.
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Designed ads and modeled makeup (don’t miss pages 10 and 11!). Makes the most amazing sea salt caramels on the planet, according to co-workers).
$ AS A CARD-CARRYING HIGH HEEL WEARER FOR OVER A DECADE, I tend to mourn the loss of warm weather and the more practical clothing options that winter necessitates. I turn up my nose at Jack Frost and refuse to acknowledge socks or scarves. I take up residence in front of a high-powered heater. Then, after the first snow when the slush seeps into my pumps and freezes my feet, I begrudgingly open my closet and dig out last years boots. I zip them up and walk around a bit. Huh. This is nice. REALLY nice. I stride into the office with a spring in my step, go to the store without having to slip into a pair of flats first, and forget to remove the boots until it’s time for sleep. Before I know it, I’m pouring over the fashion blogs and Pinterest for the latest trends in boots, hats, coats, gloves, and scarves. There’s something about the coziness of the cold-weather months, mixed with the holiday spirit, that makes me feel even better about life. Indulge a little – after all, we live in a place where cooler temps dominate the calendar. Take it up a notch even, and you might find your outlook stays bright until spring. Dive into this edition of Edge, and you’ll get excited about the upcoming season, too. From ideas for the home and for food, to ways to get ready for these months of dressy events and parties, we’ve got you covered. And be sure to flip the magazine over for the Edge-ified business side of life. - Lori Pederson, Edge creative director
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ANTIQUE A MIRROR PRESENTED BY BOXWOODS photographed by wandering albatross photography
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Here's What You'll Need Mirror (any type or shape you prefer as long as you can access the painted back) Antique Mirror Stripper (available at Boxwoods) Antique Mirror Solution (available at Boxwoods)
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ready, set, diy Generously brush antique mirror stripper onto the painted back side of your mirror. Allow to sit for at least 30 minutes and up to 24 hours. The paint will bubble as it releases. In the sink, gently rinse the released paint and remaining solution off of the mirror back. The silver layer is now exposed. Use care when handling, as silver is fragile and will scratch easily. Using a soft, clean white rag, generously dab antique mirror solution onto the exposed silver layer, covering the entire surface. The silver will begin to oxidize. Keeping an eye on the progress, allow the solution to sit on the silver for 5-20 minutes until the desired degree of antiquing is achieved. *Note: Some mirrors made in China will take much longer to oxidize than the recommended time. Leave the solution as long as necessary until your mirror reaches the desired degree of oxidization. Rinse in the sink to stop the oxidization process. After the antiqued silver layer is dry, coat the entire surface with a protective layer of black or gray paint.
important tips & tricks $ Work in an area with good ventilation. $ Cover your workspace in newspaper for easy clean up. Clean, soft white rags
$ To add a golden hue to the antiquing, lightly spray gold metallic spray paint over the oxidized silver before coating the entire back with a layer of black or gray paint.
$ For step 3, experiment with different oxidization patterns by using a toothbrush or spray Paint brush Black, gray or gold paint
bottle to spread the antique mirror solution over the exposed silver layer.
$ Every mirror will be a little different so don’t stress if the stripping or oxidization processes take longer or happen more quickly than the recommended time.
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featured interior
Luxury worth living in This issue’s featured interior is full of warm texture and rustic elegance. The homeowner, Terre Hogan, began with a neutral palette incorporating rustic stone and exposed timber then added eclectic layers of rich, durable fabrics and textures. Then she added lots of light and comfortable seating to make it a welcoming space. The result is a room that’s luxurious to lounge in and completely family friendly. photographed by wandering albatross photography 6
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love the look? Here are some tips to create a similar aesthetic: >> Before the decor, start with a neutral base. That way, you’ll have the freedom to change the colors and accessories in the future. >> The luxury lies in the layers. Begin with a minimum of 3-4 textures by adding an intricate area rug, inviting patterned pillows or interesting upholstery. >> For an extra inviting feel, focus on warm tones like red, gold and brown. >> When adding accessories, make sure to include a few larger statement pieces to draw the eye. Just as with the pillows and upholstery, create interest with varying hues and finishes. >> Make it personal. Don’t be afraid to incorporate pieces that carry a special meaning for you such as interesting treasures acquired on travels, family heirlooms or artwork that inspires you.
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It’s been a few months and my new can recycling process is now part of my daily routine. My husband has even taken to picking up cans he finds laying on the ground while he is out and about. I am proud to say we are a recycling family! As my journey into the world of recycling continues on, I set my ‘reuse’ target on my parents, specifically, my father. My father is a wine connoisseur of sorts, not so much the wear khaki pants and talk about complimentary cheeses while trying to keep your perfectly pressed polo shirt white kind of way; he has a more rudimentary appreciation for the craft of wine making. And so, especially during the winter months, you will generally find him working on his latest concoction upstairs in the bathroom. Why the bathroom you ask? I did too. And to that my father simply replies, “Because that is the only room in the house I can keep a consistent temperature.” Now what does that all have to
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do with recycling? Glass bottles, and a lot of them. When my father first started making wine he in no short order told every human being he knew to give him their empty wine bottles. And they responded. Coupled with his love for tasting different wines, he has a plethora of glass containers to say the least. Way more than he would ever need to bottle his unique bathroom blends. When I asked my father about recycling his glass, his story was very familiar. He doesn’t recycle glass for the same reason I didn’t recycle cans, it just didn’t fit into his daily routine. He even expressed the same feelings of guilt for not recycling that led me to start my journey in the first place and was very open to me researching and implementing a plan for him.
reduce Drink boxed wine? Not likely.
reuse My mother owns a stained glass store and has found that wine bottles that
have been kiln-fired flat make great cheese plates, however since the market for cheese plates in Helena is limited, that has only put a very small dent in the glass waste.
recyCle The road to recycling glass in Montana is long and full of pot-holes. Any glass to be recycled in Helena has to be shipped out and, due to the weight of the product, the cost to ship glass to a glass recycling facility would exceed any return in payment for the glass. Simply put, it costs more to recycle the glass than it is worth. So the decision remains: to recycle or not to recycle? While it is easy for me to find logic in almost any situation, I find this one difficult. I know glass won’t decompose, so throwing it away is not the best option. It also seems as if anything that isn’t making somebody somewhere money has inherent roadblocks. But the right path is usually not the easiest, so recycling it is.
Since glass is a non-compactible item, it is much more difficult to create a space for collection. What about different colors of glass? What about the labels? Do I have to clean out the jars or can I just toss them in a bin? How do I find the answers to all these questions!? Depending on what recycled glass is used for in that area, it may be necessary to separate glass by color. Lucky for us, the Helena area isn’t one of them. You don’t even have to remove the labels. They would like the containers rinsed, but nobody checks to see if you don’t. You may, however, decide that rinsing the containers keeps your home or garage smelling a bit fresher. So for my folks, the solution is a recycle bin placed right outside the door on the back deck. Rarely used for recreation, just home to the grill. The bin is smaller, so it will need to be emptied often. Since the recycle drop-off is on my mom’s way to work, she has volunteered to be the official bin emptier.
Recycling Drop-off Locations Safeway: 611 N. Montana / L&C County Fairgrounds: 98 W. Custer / Capital Hill Mall Parking Lot: East end by the old Dillard’s, 1600 11th Ave. Independent Record: 2222 Washington St. / At the median between the one-ways on the west end of Cruse Ave. towards Park Ave. and directly across from Dale Harris Park
Special thanks to Jim Melstad at Anderson-Montgomery Consulting Engineers for his expertise.
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Use an all-over face primer, especially on eyes, for preparing skin for makeup.
Lid to brow, use pink shimmer color – apply all the way from lower lid to brow.
Apply darker shimmer on outer corner of lower lid for pop.
Use contour color darker in crease along brow bone. Begin approximately halfway in, then use brow as a guide for where to stop.
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Use a volumizing mascara on upper and lower lashes.
Lips for day: neutral liner that matches liptone plus luminous gloss.
Voilá! You’re ready for the day with sophistication and class, and makeup to last through all the meetings and mayhem.
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Foundation tip One minute of buffing mineral powder around face warms it to skin temperature. Pass the time by singing two rounds of Happy Birthday. How’s that to brighten your morning? WIN TE R 201 2–201 3 • E DG E/O N T REN D
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dress-it-up tips for the
modern man " A man should look as if he bought his clothes with intelligence, put them on with care, and then forgotten all about them." – Hardy Amies
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Follow the seasons: cotton suit in summer, tweeds, flannels, and corduroys in winter.
Keep your tie bold and classy, and two inches wide for an ultra modern look. The tip should end at your beltline – no longer, no shorter.
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Know what size you wear. Measure. Really. Fitted dress shirts are best even if you aren’t as fit as you’d like to be.
Your belt should always match the shoes. If your pants fit well, going out sans belt is perfectly acceptable.
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Cuffs are like the frame on a painting. Let a little sleeve show through as a finishing touch. It also lengthens the look of your arms.
Never underestimate the power of the accessory, visible or not. Collar stays, a classic watch, and a handkerchief will pull the look together.
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natural noshing: gluten-free BLOG TOPPER’S CELLAR HELENA
NORA NEELY NATURAL NOSHING BLOG
WINTER wine Winter brings on heavier types of food and inadvertently heavier wines. The popular foods tend to lean towards meat and potatoes, along with Italian and Hungarian (pastas and sausage). People tend to lean away from Shiraz which is more of a summer red. Very popular are: Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot. The happening trend these days is a blend of all three. The traditional European name for this is Bordeaux; the Americanized version is called Meritage (so it doesn’t infringe on the French regions legally protected origin). Try an Italian variety - Sangiovese: It contains a high acidity and moderated alcohol makes it very food friendly. Herb seasonings such as basil, thyme and sage play well with the notes of the grapes. Montepulciano has moderate acidity and a more noticeable alcohol level. Chiantis have medium-high acidity. They go well with red sauced Italian foods, beef, lamb and game. For white wines, winter makes us lean towards creamier, softer stylized white wines instead of the crisp light fruits. The heavier fruits are pears and apples, referred to as the stone fruits. This is very popular in Chardonnays which go well with those heavier cream and butter dishes.
Maple Pecan Pie Bars (vegan) Photo by Nora Neely
Dedicated to wholesome living, Natural Noshing blog posts creative gluten-free and refined sugar-free recipes. With thousands of daily viewers, Natural Noshing presents an exciting passion for nutrition, fitness, and eating natural, real food. With accompanying, appetizing images, this inspiring site offers something for everyone – nothing fussy, over-processed, or complicated. With each enticing post and photograph, Natural Noshing proves that gluten free food can be delicious and nutritious!
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Directions
Ingredients
1) To make crust, turn oven to 350F and line with parchment paper or grease a loaf pan.
Shortbread Crust
2) Mix crust ingredients in a medium sized bowl until combined.
2 c. blanched almond flour
3) Press into prepared pan and bake for 15 minutes or until the crust starts to turn brown. Remove from oven and allow to cool.
3 Tbsp coconut oil, melted
4) For the filling: In a small-medium sized pot, mix together the coconut oil, coconut butter, maple syrup and extracts.
coconut palm sugar
5) Bring pot up to a boil and simmer for about 5 minutes, whisking it frequently. (The coconut oil and sweeteners will not mix very much as one is polar and the other is not. Don’t worry as the nut milk slurry will act as an emulsifier.)
dash of salt
2 Tbsp xylitol, powdered or 1/4 tsp xanthan gum
6) Remove from heat and let cool to room temperature. (I stuck mine in the fridge for 10 – 15 minutes, giving it the occasional stir to prevent any coconut oil from hardening.)
Pecan Filling
7) Meanwhile, toast the pecans in a pan on medium heat for about 5–8 minutes or until they smell like roasted pecans, stirring frequently. Once toasted, remove from heat and sprinkle with salt.
1/4 cup maple syrup
8) In a small bowl, mix together the flaxseed meal, tapioca starch and nut milk. Let it sit for a few minutes.
2 Tbsp coconut oil
9) Once the sugar-oil mixture is cooler, whisk in the nut milk mixture until combined and smooth.
1/4 tsp maple extract, optional
1 cup chopped pecans 1 1/2 Tbsp coconut butter 1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract 1 Tbsp flaxseed meal
10) Mix in the chopped pecans and mix until combined. Pour onto the cooled shortbread and distribute evenly.
1/2 tsp arrowroot starch
11) Bake at 350F for about 20 minutes or until the filling begins to set and loses its shine. Remove from oven and place on cooling rack. 12) Before serving, chill in the fridge for at least an hour – the colder they are, the easier they are to cut and serve!
(could use tapioca starch too) 1 Tbsp nut milk (or whatever kind of milk you want) Sea salt for pecans
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HISTORY IN THE BAKING Park Avenue Bakery is located in the original Eddy’s Bakery building that first opened in 1916. Eddy’s is now one of the largest bakery chains in the country.
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1) J.A. Henckels Twin 4 Star II 8" Chef’s Knife, $139.99 at The Pan Handler; 2) Eme Handmade Growler Tote, $28 at Frayed Sew; 3) Statriot Designs Montana Hat, $24 at Frayed Sew; 4) Salty & Sweet Helena Coordinates Flask, $20 at Frayed Sew; 5) Archipelago Bergamot Tobacco Jar Candle, $21.95 at Boxwoods; 6) Salty & Sweet “Stay on Target” Mobile, $35 at Frayed Sew 22
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weath O This season, Helena has a bundle of great boots and outerwear to keep you warm. Plus, we teamed up with some lovable (and adoptable!) canines from the Lewis & Clark Humane Society, who keep warm all on their own. photographed by wandering albatross photography
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Left to right: Men’s Olukai Kamuela shoe in toffee, $149.95 at The Base Camp; Luxury Rebel ‘Diego’ fringe boot, $235 at Sole Sisters; Luxury Rebel ‘Lynn’ black tall boot, $225 at Sole Sisters
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TOP LEFT: Jacobies ‘Break’ Boot in Beige, $58.95 at The Root; TOP RIGHT: Levi’s Black Hoodie Jacket, $98 at Macy’s; Kenneth Cole ‘Step On It’ Boot in Black, $138 at Macy’s; BOTTOM: On Austin: Guess Antique Finish Brown Jacket, $195 at Macy’s; Olukai Kamuela shoe in toffee, $149.95 at The Base Camp; On Erin: Tulle Cropped Jacket In Burnt Ember, $76 at Sole Sisters, Vivante Scarf, $24 at Sole Sisters, Luxury Rebel ‘Diego’ Fringe Boot, $235 at Sole Sisters.
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TOP: Tulle Ruffle Tie Coat In Emerald, $95 at Sole Sisters; Pashmina Scarf, $39 at Sole Sisters; Luxury Rebel ‘Lynn’ Black Tall Boot, $225 at Sole Sisters; BOTTOM: Catwalk Studia Black Bomber Jacket, $68 at The Root; Jacobies ‘Break’ Boot in Beige, $58.95 at The Root
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Petcam
Invites you to experience a new adventure: the world from your pet’s eyes. The camera has an 4GB flash memory and power source. The EYENIMAL, $99, www.dogtek.com
wall mount fish tank
Add a clever touch to your home or office wall decor with this mountable beta tank. Holds one gallon of water. Danya Fish Tank, $39.99, www.amazon.com
on-the-go water bowl
Upgrade your large retractable leash. It clips easily onto most brands and can hold up to 4.5 oz. of water when it’s time for Fido to take a drink. Ruff Bowl, $8, www.ruffbowl.com
Pod Bed
The Pod offers the security of a mountaintop cave with way more style. It serves as your pet’s own personal sanctuary. Hepper Pod Bed, $110, shop.hepper.com
Pet Bunk Beds
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