Reviving old homestead furniture brings forgotten pieces back to life. Instead of discarding worn-out chairs or scratched tables, consider restoring them to their old glory. Traditional methods like milk paint and beeswax plus applying simple refinishing techniques can make these projects more manageable. With a little effort, you can help add some functional beauty to your …Continue Reading

Spring has arrived, which means it’s time for your annual kitchen spring cleaning! If your homestead kitchen endured an entire season of baking, canning, and hearty meals, it’s probably due for a much-needed refresh. Instead of relying on harsh chemicals to get the job done, why not embrace some tried-and-true methods of the past? Using simple ingredients and applying …Continue Reading

Homesteaders understand the importance of resourcefulness. For example, they know that storing seasonal clothing requires careful planning and that plastic bins aren’t the best choice. They trap moisture that causes musty odors and release harmful chemicals over time. Eventually, they crack and will need to get thrown out, which adds unnecessary waste to …Continue Reading

Spring decorating isn’t just about applying pastels everywhere. If you want a welcoming home, focus on colors inspired by nature. The right spring home colors will brighten your space without feeling overwhelming. Earthy greens, golden yellows, and soft neutrals bring warmth and keep things balanced. Whether you're giving a room a fresh coat of paint or adding decorative …Continue Reading

Spring is here, and it brought fresh opportunities to enhance your homestead. With some well-chosen spring landscaping upgrades, you can boost curb appeal and keep maintenance easy. The right mix of fencing improvements, edible plants, and vibrant flowers will transform your outdoor space into a welcoming retreat. Best of all, these ideas don’t require a big budget or constant …Continue Reading