Naturally Dyed Green Without Indigo Part 2
How to achieve naturally dyed green without indigo part 2. This method is for white cloth and is a reliable method of achieving reproducible shades of green.
Contrary Wife Quilt Block Tutorial
Contrary Wife quilt block tutorial. Despite the strange and sus name this is a very fun and versatile block!
Quilt Making With Linen
Here are some tips for quilt makers when working with linen fabric. In this post I talk about cutting linen fabric, seam stability, and how to gently wash a quilt.
Naturally Dyed Greens Without Indigo
Many green shades can be achieved with natural dyes. This tutorial explains how to achieve beautiful warm shades of green without indigo.
Bismark Hat
I knit up a quick buffalo check Bismark Hat with the yarn leftover from my Polina sweater.
Tips for Naturally Dyeing Sashiko Thread
In this post I share some tips to achieve good results when mordanting and naturally dyeing sashiko thread.
Ribbon Star Quilt Block Tutorial
This Ribbon Star quilt block tutorial makes a 12” block, but also explains how you can make the block in any size you wish.
A Homegrown Handspun Sweater Part 2
My Polina Pullover! Made from the wool of our sheep that I handspun, and naturally dyed with homegrown plants from our farm.
Variable Star Quilt Block Tutorial
This tutorial explains how to make a Variable Star (otherwise known as Ohio Star) quilt block from scratch in any custom size you desire.
Seed Storage Solution
After 25 years of farming I finally came up with a seed storage solution! This method can be scaled to work for home gardeners and market farmers alike. Stop wasting time looking for the seed packs you need!
Cold Tolerant Crops to Plant in Early Spring
There are many cold tolerant crops that can be planted in late winter and early spring when it’s still frosty out. This is a list of what we plant on our farm in Colorado in March. Click on the link to download and print out the free PDF to keep this list in your back pocket.