We all hope this New Year brings us one of the best ever in our life needs, and happy pursuits. Now that the Holidays have passed and winter is still with us, we can fill our spare time with our hobbies before the Spring is here...and it is right around the corner.

This issue has the benefit of offering 3 projects of very different themes. Cleaning burning tips is always of interest. Burning on milk is not something we usually think about, but we will after reading Barb's article. Cheryl has provided some more pictures of her Paper Mache boxes that show the entire work.

As always, we seek articles from readers that may be of interest to others. The newsletter is only as good as the folks willing to share and provide input. So let's make this year's newsletter as informative and interesting as we can.

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