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.
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 Iāve 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 knitterās…
Today Iām sharing what Iāve been reading this summer! Iāve got a mix of knitting, fiction, and nonfiction books that Iām excited to talk about with you. Hopefully my summer reading list will inspire you to create your own list and get lost in some books! Summer reading + mom life This is the first…
So you planted your garden, but how do you enjoy it all summer long? Today I’m sharing my top tips to create a cozy garden, big or small. You’re going to want to spend every extra minute in your cozy garden, even beyond the weeding and harvesting! How do you create a cozy garden? One…
How do you manage simple HOMESCHOOL ORGANIZATION IN A SMALL SPACE? It’s tricky when you don’t have a lot of space. Today I’m sharing how I carved out a small space in our dining room to create a farmhouse homeschool nook, plus the number one thing every homeschool room needs. When I had my fourth…
