Farm to Table recipes and Homemade Natural Living
In this tutorial I’ll show you how we built our DIY freestanding wood patio cover. We needed this cover to be free standing and not attached to the house, but still close enough to keep us dry every time we opened our back door.
In this quick tutorial I show you how to build DIY porch steps and how to reinforce your old stringers. After 20 years it was time for new steps, and we finally got up the courage to disassemble ours and redo it. I say “courage” because we knew the stairs were in pretty bad shape. So, we were hoping this would be a fast project and it actually was!
Cozy knit patterns, apple cider, red leaves, pumpkins, and a cool breeze at night means fall is here! Join me for a tutorial on 6 ways to create a cozy fall farmhouse front porch. I always keep things super simple, with farm fresh pumpkins and a little DIY grain sack pillow. Because what else would you need?
Toward the end of spring right before the heat of summer kicks in, I am always in awe of the garden growth around here. It’s a total transformation from the dead of winter to full bloom spring. With all the rain we got this year, I wouldn’t expect anything less!
During the snow storm we had last week, I got to thinking that our front porch really needed some cleaning up. We still had the greenery up from Christmas. But with the wind and rain storms we’ve had, it kind of looked like a hurricane had been through. So I decided it was time to give the front porch new life for the winter months. And I’m so glad I did! I am a firm believer that no matter the weather or lack of sunlight, always spend time outside caring for your home. Here I’ll show you how I decorated our simple farmhouse winter front porch.
