Crafts & DIY guides from our farmhouse.
Simple projects made slowly, shared gladly, and used often. Whether you're a seasoned maker or just getting started, these guides are written for real kitchens, real budgets, and real life.
Browse all guidesDried flower wreath for every season
This is the project that started it all for us. A simple grapevine base, a handful of dried blooms from the garden, and an afternoon that turned into a tradition. We've made this wreath in every season — and it never gets old.
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Natural living
Beginner1–2 hoursSimple beeswax candles
Clean-burning, honey-scented, and made from just two ingredients. These have become our go-to gift for neighbors and teachers alike.
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Beginner1–2 hoursPainted farmhouse wood sign
A scrap board, a little chalk paint, and a steady hand. This is one of those projects that looks harder than it is — and makes the house feel more like home.
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IntermediateHalf a dayWater bath canning for beginners
Putting up the harvest is one of the most satisfying things we do all year. This guide covers everything you need to know to get started safely.
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BeginnerA few eveningsA first dishcloth in cotton yarn
The perfect beginner knitting project — small, useful, and forgiving. We've made dozens of these and given away most of them.
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Intermediate3–4 hours + cure timeLavender oat cold-process soap
Once you make your own soap, it's hard to go back. This gentle recipe uses simple ingredients and smells like a summer morning.
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Beginner2–4 weeks (pressing) + 1 hourPressed flower art for the wall
A way to hold onto the garden long after the season ends. Press blooms from your yard, arrange them in a frame, and you have something truly one of a kind.
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