Farm to Table recipes and Homemade Natural Living
Making natural Easter egg dye is easy, natural, fun, and reuses old food scraps. These easy DIY naturally dyed Easter eggs are the perfect staple for the Easter season. Learn how to make natural Easter egg dye with this easy tutorial.
Cozy up & relax, grab a mug of something warm, and enjoy this vintage inspired Christmas home tour.
This natural, handmade summer farmhouse home tour combines elements of nature with vintage touches and some easy DIY ideas. Learn about simple summer farmhouse decor you can incorporate into your own home while keeping things easy, functional, and best of all, beautiful.
The other day I was going for a walk with Allison and I heard birds chirping while they make their nests, and I smelled fresh cut grass from our neighbors. It must be springtime! Join me for an early spring farmhouse home tour where I share some simple spring decor ideas.
It’s easy to forget about winter after all the Christmas decorations get taken down. So today I am cleaning up the pine needles and taking you along for a winter farmhouse home tour.
Join me for a simple natural farmhouse Christmas home tour. Fresh greenery, natural elements, and handmade touches are a few of the goals I had in mind for this year’s decor. I hope you find some good inspiration for your farmhouse Christmas with this post!
I kept things simple with fresh flowers and fall harvest for the farmhouse thanksgiving table decor this year. Come tour our Thanksgiving table at the homestead.
With each passing season I feel like life goes faster and faster, and each day feeling shorter and shorter. All the more reason to stop and appreciate the new seasons upon us. So join me on this cozy fall farmhouse home tour, where I used fabrics and natural elements to create fall farmhouse home decor.
Every season I like to decorate the homestead with natural elements and homemade items. Join me for a modern farmhouse summer home tour where I show you DIY summer decorating ideas that are easy and beautiful for any homestead this season.
John took out the air conditioner units this week and bought a new lawnmower, so it must be summer! Every few months I have this tradition where I like to make a new tablescape for the upcoming season. Even if it stays up only for a week, there’s something about it that marks the start of a new chapter and season for me and John. And this summer, it means the start of the season when we have our first baby. So join me as I show you how to style a summer farmhouse table and other ideas for summer farmhouse decorating. Enjoy!
