Cosy Toes loves merino, wool, sheep, farming, family
and living in rural New Zealand.
This page will be dedicated to all of these subjects and more.We welcome your comments and feedback on all these articles.
The Story of Cosy Toes - a look at why Cosy Toes began and the journey so far. |
Baby Layette - here is the list to help you get started with a new baby. |
A Perfect Gift - a NZ Wool Blanket | Cosy Toes on You Tube |
Wool in Cold and Warm Conditions | How to Make The Next 12 Months Your Best Year Ever. |
Development of Sheep Farming in New Zealand | A Merino Is A Breed Of Sheep |
LOOK Book | The Christmas Country Fete |
Christmas Gift Ideas | Continually Connected - Why it's important to limit your children's gadget time. |
Wool Education in New Zealand
Baby Tips & Advice
Helpful Merino Sock & Clothing Information
Cosy Toes & The Campaign for Wool.
What is The Campaign for Wool? | The Campaign for Wool - News. |
Wool Businesses of Interest.
Foot Health.
Keeping Your Feet Warm - helpful tips for when you struggle to keep your feet warm.Winter Warming Recipes from New Zealand
Ginger Crunch | Jam Steam Puddings |
Nana's Farm-style Tomato Sauce | Chocolate Sauce recipe - Our Easter gift to you. This recipe is really easy and you'll love it. |
Apple Shortcake | ANZAC Biscuits |
Fun Customer Feedback
Posh SocksCosy Toes Fun Stuff
Christmas Decorations - Made from wool.Free Merino Hand Warmers Knitting Pattern.
How To Make a Chunky Knit Wool Blanket.
Donald Trump Socks
Cosy Toes Helping the Community.
Women Living in Rural New Zealand.
Here you can read my view of being a rural woman living in New Zealand as well as many other stories put together by friends of Cosy Toes. Thank you ladies! What an amazing bunch you are.
Rural New Zealand Wonder Women
Cows, Sheep, Dogs and Chicken’s to Feed, by Raewyn. |
Rural Living is Great for Boys, by Amanda. |
Hectic but Fun, by Kara. | Taking the Baby to Work, by Jaimee |
The Best of Both Worlds, by Elaine. | Possum Trapping and Cups of Tea, by Sharleen. |
Sharing the Work and the Baby, by Margot. | Home Business and Farming, by Angela |
OK it’s Not Quiet, by Megan | Female Farming Partner, by Gill |
A Privilege To Live Here, by Alex |