Slow living is all about finding joy and contentment with less: less busy, less hurry, less spending. When we moved to the country in our little yellow farmhouse, we learned how much we had fallen onto the hamster wheel of keeping up with the Joneses. This Yellow Farmhouse is all about being joyful and content in your home, whether or not you live in the country! Check out all these links to learn more about what the slow life really is about.
This free Charlotte Mason knitting homeschool scarf pattern is made in one simple stitch: knit. It’s a great beginner project for kids to knit in your Charlotte Mason curriculum. Directions to make this scarf longer or shorter are included, along with how to easily schedule this knitting project into your homeschool term. Hello, wonderful homeschool…
if you’re A HOMESCHOOL MOM WHO WANTS TO ADD KNITTING TO YOUR SCHOOL YEAR, THIS IS THE ARTICLE FOR YOU! THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT KNITTING IS TIMELESS AND HAS BEEN PASSED DOWN ACROSS THE WORLD for thousands of years. keep on reading to learn how to knit in every type of homeschool environment. the…
Are you looking for an activity to add to your homeschool day that can happen right from home?Knitting is a perfect addition to your homeschool curriculum, and I’m going to share exactly why! Knitting is a perfect addition to your homeschool curriculum! Getting started, and even continuing on to learn more about knitting, is simple…
Woolgathering was the old fashioned version of walking through a yarn shop. But, instead of rushing through their knitting, shepherds gathered wool slowly and soulfully with a knitting mindset we can learn from today. This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no additional cost to you. Please read my disclosure for…
How do you create cozy in the dog days of summer? When the heat is scorching and the days are long, I’m sharing my favorite things to do midsummer that are keeping me cozy. Honestly, I’m in a weird midsummer funk lately. The garden and all the tending to it is kind of at a…
This summer, I decided to learn to garden, mostly for the purpose of dyeing yarn! I love knitting, and throughout the summer I’ve learned so much about what to grow in your garden in order to get those natural colors for yarn dyeing. Come along with me to learn what to grow in a knitter’s…
