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MaryJanesFarm Magazine Special Issue—Artists in Aprons

Magazine Back Issues Bundle
Now you can give the gift of MaryJanesFarm magazine back issues to ALL the farmgirls on your list for EVERY occasion! If you have a friend who’s just discovered (or has yet to discover) MaryJanesFarm, you can bet she’ll enjoy reading the back issues of our magazine. The themed issues are timeless. Our special "Back Issues Bundle" contains issues #2–7:

• Backcountry Food
• The Art of the Egg
• Shoulder to the Wheel
• Plateful
• Handful
• No Place Like Home

Each bundle will be tied in twine with a blank “tag sale” card ready for your inscription. If there’s something you’d like us to say for you, just let us know!

The Premiére issue is sold out. The Farm Kitchen (special recipe issue) and Artists in Aprons (special stitchery issue), are still for sale - just click on the links below:

MaryJanesFarm Magazines current and back issues spread

 

Gift Items
And be sure to check out my companion Farmgirl Journal and Farmgirl Notecards.

MaryJane's Farmgirl Wisdom: Magnetic Quotes and Inspiration is a 96-page booklet full of scrumptious recipes to nourish family and friends, make-do tips to farmgirl-up your daily life and bushels of farmgirl wit and humor that comes with 14 Farmgirl Wisdom desk magnets, little kernels of farmgirl images and sayings to plant in your office, kitchen or shop—wherever you need to inspire your imagination.

 

I know it's out of the ordinary, but it's true. I'm an organic farmer AND the editor of a women's magazine and author of books.

MaryJanesFarm magazine
Ever since I moved to my Idaho farm 20 years ago, I’ve played around with recipes for organic fast food. While feeding my family and farm crew and perfecting a solution for the dilemma of what-to-cook, I dreamed up my MaryJanesFarm magazine. I wanted a women’s magazine where we can share solutions and show off our talents and really just a place where we can talk.

Here's what Deborah Needleman, former Editor of House & Garden magazine and current Editor-in-Chief of Domino magazine, had to say:

"MaryJanesFarm is charming and well done—hugely appealing. It is homey, and smart and interesting ... part Martha Stewart Living, part Oprah magazine, part Organic Style, part Nation, part Ladies Home Journal ... full of tips, ideas, and information."


Books

My magazine eventually landed on the desk of a literary agent in New York who encouraged me to write a book sharing my message of simple, everyday organic living. MaryJane’s Ideabook, Cookbook, Lifebook - For the Farmgirl in All of Us was published by Clarkson Potter/Publishers, a division of Random House, in 2005, and is available in bookstores nationwide and here on our website.

It’s 416 pages with more than 600 photographs and illustrations; farm kitchen recipes; make-it-easy how to’s; outpost advice; and old-fashioned tips, hints and values—with love, from our farmhouse to yours. When you order it through us, you'll receive an autographed copy. No time to read? No problem. We've also got the book on audio CD.

Whether you’re a farmgirl or just wish you were, MaryJane’s Stitching Room, published in May 2007, is a treasure trove of projects that will have you stitching, crocheting, embroidering, and tatting like one before you know it. I've included irresistible patterns for projects to wear, for gifts, or to bring down-home charm to any room of the home—all with unmistakable farmgirl flair.

My newest book, MaryJane's Outpost - Unleashing Your Inner Wild, will be in stores June 2008. You can pre-order an autographed copy here. No matter what your age, I’ll show you exactly HOW to get outdoors—and what to do once you’re there.

Think and get inspired in my OUTTHINKING chapter. Head to your porch, yard, or rooftop, using the innovative and easy suggestions you’ll find in OUTBOUND. Kick up a little sass in OUTRIGGED, joining the ranks of “reel” women who go tramping (trailer camping). In OUTSTEPPING, learn to load a backpack with my unique high-protein meal plan that won’t break the bank or your back, and read about wily huntresses who take the kind of “heart shots” that knock ’em dead and into the freezer.

MaryJane

 

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