Welcome to Comfy Country Creations February 2002 Periodical. Spring is in the air and the crocuses and daffodils are pushing their way into the world. It's a time of new and renewed life.

From the Hub
Warm spring weather produces an abundant of succelent wild plants to please the palate. Simple and tastey recipes prompt even the die hard "I don't eat weeds" person to enjoy something new.
Wild Plant Cookbooks
Spring Recipes

Crafting
Children of all ages enjoy the tradition of painting eggs for Easter. Recycle egg shells to decorate your Easter Tree. The modern painter may use colored felts versus the wonderfully messy water and paint, but the end result is always an effort of love.
Easter Traditions (Article)
Easter Crafts Supplies, Books and Movies
St. Patrick's Day Gifts
Fuzzy Bunny Pin Craft

A View From the Porch
The first day of spring is quickly approaching. For some, the smell of earth being worked and the signs of new growth cannot come quick enough.
Playing In The Dirt (Article)
Basic Composting (Article/Product)
Birdbaths & Sundials(Product)

From the Reading Room
There really are no rules when it comes to quilting. Each person makes their own choice of fabric, pattern, batting and finished quilt design. There is, sometimes, a need for a little guidance and possibly affirmation of your knowledge. Our book selection this month has an exceptional amount of basic information along with notes and tips for beginner and avid quilters alike.
Book Review

The Loft
Each person should have their own space that gives them peace and tranquillity and a place to reflect. This sanctuary can be a corner of the garden or a corner in your home.
Candles
Tabletop Fountains & Waterfalls

Shopping Made Easy

Easter a selection of gifts and collectables
Garden bulbs
Composting in the Kitchen
Picnic Supplies

Comfy Country Creations - What's Else Is New?
Picnics (Article)
Ergonomic Gardening (Article)

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Until Next Time,
Ann