Saving money
At 5 foot 1 inch, the basic value of sewing was a principle that I came to understand relatively early. Outside of the occasional find in the petite section of the department store I am sure that I do not own a single pair of pants and a single long
I have learned over the past few months that a large part of homesteading is finding ways to maximize your current resources. This is true for a couple of reasons. First, maximization of already existing resources or minimal use of new resources reduces waste and the over-use of natural resources.
So, as I mentioned in my post about creating your own sugar scrub, I am in the process of transitioning many of my beauty products over from store bought to homemade. My goals in doing this are to: Reduce physical waste by being able to reuse existing containers Limit my
This is a tip I’m sure many of you have seen or heard before. I know I had seen a few tutorials floating around on Pinterest here or there but I always just over looked them, thinking that it seemed silly to regrow something that wasn’t all that expensive in
For most people, a big part of homesteading is frugality and simple living. Buying clothes from thrift stores, buying used cars, making food at home instead of buying out, and taking advantage of sales and deals when the opportunity strikes are all important. Tomorrow is one of those opportunities. If
I’ve been making my own laundry detergent for a few months now, but this past weekend it was time to restock so I thought it may be a good time to share the process with all of you. With the start of the new year I began reevaluating how to
While my husband and I usually enjoy our weekly trip to the Farmer’s Market on Friday, this week we were visiting with family on Friday so I took a solo trip to the market on Thursday. My goal this week was to focus on at least one food that was
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