Homesteaderly
Shannon Guerra, Natalie WardSustainability in small bites.
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confessions of a yarn enthusiast
I’m not sure if people notice right away when they enter our house or if it slowly dawns on them, but there is yarn (and yarn accouterments) hidden all over the place here. Mugs of needles. Jars filled with balls and skeins. Cones of yarn o...
homemade caramel?
We are making caramel!
I love being able to have low to no waste ingredient household. Everything gets used, everything gets turned into something for use. Existing is expensive. Have you seen grocery prices? Yikes. Today I wanted to show...
the library
I was flabbergasted. I’d just found out that one of the most educated guys I know has almost no physical books.
“It’s a matter of practicality,” he explained. They had traveled across many years of ministry and hadn’t put down roots anywhe...
homemade yogurt, two ways
Here’s a thrifty, healthy, homesteaderly, homemakerly tip…ever made your own yogurt?
We’ve got two ways to do it — stove top or crock pot — so you can try the one that seems best for you. I’m letting my friend Natalie go first, because sh...
clothes worth keeping
Snags, stains, holes, and tears. Why do they happen to our favorite clothes? Because we wear them all the time.
But wait! Before you relegate those clothes to the thrift store or trash bin, consider one of these ideas. No, you don’t have t...
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Alaskan writer, wife, & homeschooling mom of 8, living deep and wide on a micro-homestead. Loves Jesus, drinks coffee, stays up too late.
mother of 5, lover of Jesus, living the slow farm life
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