Rice Bags
Rice bags are easy to make and great to give as gifts. If put in the freezer, they can be used to help reduceRead More →
2019-09-14
Christmas Garland
Making your own knitted or crocheted garland is an easy project – especially for the beginner. Start with any yarn you like –Read More →
2019-09-14
Knitted Dishcloths
Alona finally got tired of watching me knit nothing but scarves, and introduced me to this easy and fun dishcloth. As a beginner knitter,Read More →
2019-09-13
Pot Scrubbers
Out of all the projects I make, this one is my favorite. It is easy to transport, quick to make, and is even aRead More →
2019-09-13
Relax! – Lavender Mint Bath Salts
Life can get tough on the farm. We work hard. We play hard. And at the end of the day, nothing feelsRead More →
2019-09-13
Simple Crochet Hats
My friend Kathleen taught us how to make these simple crochet hats during a Farm Women Exchange Meeting. We not only learned a new craft,Read More →
2019-09-13
Draining Mat – Perfect for Scrap Yarn!
This is one of those projects that you can use to: a) learn how to crochet, b) use up all those pieces of skeinsRead More →
2019-09-13
It’s for the Birds! – Birdseed Treats
Birdseed treats are a great gift for the birds. When it’s cold outside, the birds have to work harder to find enough food toRead More →
2019-09-13
Budgeting for Kids
It is best to keep in mind the best beginning budget is a simple budget when budgeting for kids. If you have access toRead More →
2019-09-12
Handmade Christmas #8
Handmade Christmas #8: The next best thing to a Christmas stocking is when you get a Christmas Basket. Both are gifts laden with a varietyRead More →
2018-12-21
Handmade Christmas #7
Just so you know: This post contains affiliate links; if you click on a link and make a purchase I might make a small commission,Read More →
2018-12-13
Handmade Christmas #6
Handmade Christmas #6 is a bit on the unusual side. I love to cook. When I first learned how, wooden spoons were a staple utensil.Read More →
2018-12-06
