This post is sponsored by Suncast and contains affiliate links. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. Click here to read my full disclosure policy. It’s hard to believe another new year is nearly upon us! I like to take the last few weeks of the year to really enjoy the holidays, but also to…
via Tips for a More Organized New Year — Life On Virginia Street
We have been busy here getting ready for all the animals to come home. The barn is mostly done and is ready for the horses to come home along with a batch of baby chickens. My incubator eggs are two weeks from hatching. We candled the eggs and about 9 of them out of 14 […]
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Plan on making a dining table similar.
The 2018 Early American Industries Association Annual Meeting is in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, this year, and after a blue-sky day of visiting the Moravian Museum and sites, the Kemerer Museum and Bethlehem Steel, this evening we met up at the National Museum of Industrial History for ice cream and a private tour. (The museum is in […]
via Early Woodworking Machinery — Rude Mechanicals Press Blog
Hey pals! Thought it would be fun to show y’all the super duper simple way I formulate a color palette for a room I’m designing or redoing, and maybe this simple trick can assist ya as you create beautiful spaces in your own home! All you need is to identify your base/existing colors, add pop…
The Second Year on a Homestead: Homesteading Goals I wrote a post a while back about “The First Year on a Homestead” and I’ve been meaning to follow that up with a “Second Year on a Homestead” but it seems I’m about 7 months late! Although we’re halfway into our third year now, I want…
I’m in a unique position in that I have two identical workbenches; my first workbench made from southern yellow pine and my second workbench made from hickory. 34 more words
via Softwood Workbench VS Hardwood Workbench — Jays Custom Creations
This red, white & blue swirl soap is naturally colored with botanicals and clays, and scented with a blend of essential oils. Credit for the design inspiration goes to Kapia Mera Soap Company (see their lovely soap video HERE), only instead of cutting a thin layer to use for rimmed soap, I cut a thin layer…
via Red, White & Blue Swirl Soap with Natural Colorants — The Nerdy Farm Wife
