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Farm & Folk, 756 CR 216, Durango, CO.9709461470farmandfolk@gmail.com

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Last month I published a blog post tutorial that explains how to make half square triangles and use them to make your own quilt block from scratch. In the post I share several examples of blocks that can be made with only HST’s and squares. Hav
I published a new blog post the other day about early spring crops that can be planted now in unheated hoop houses and cold frames or outdoors as soon as the snow melts and the ground can be worked. There’s a link in the post to download a free
Hi! Just popping on here real quick to say that I’m working on my March newsletter. I’m sharing a comprehensive list of spring veggies to plant, what I’ve been making & reading, podcast episodes, and other inspirations. Subscrib
Last week I published a blog post sharing a recipe for this deep golden naturally dyed yellow on cellulose fiber. The post also explains how you can shift it to a dark yellow-green olive. There’s a link to my blog in my bio and I’ll put l
Working on my first monthly newsletter today. Subscribe to my mailing if you’re interested in these seeds I’m planting outside of meta. To subscribe head over to my website and enter your email address in the “join our mailing list&
Dear friends, Like many I’m trying to wean myself from this platform. I’m grateful for it and the many doors it has opened for me. The many people I’ve connected with! I see you. I’m grateful for you. I wouldn’t be where
Mending progress part 2: 1-2) A pair of #jennyoveralls I made a while back. I replaced the bib clasps and they only needed a small mend. 3-5) A homemade shirt from a Japanese Sewing book. Simple Modern Sewing I believe. This is thin linen that&rsquo
Working my way through the mending pile. (For some reason I don’t have the feature that allows you to post more than 10 photos so I’ll make another post. ) 1-3) A wraparound dress I made several years ago from one of my Japanese sewing bo
Wintering! ✋🏼 🪡 🧵 These vintage work overalls have gotten me through many days of farming. They were super threadbare and I couldn’t part with them so I reinforced the straps and the legs. I’m in it to win it now and will keep going un
Today in my stories I’ve shared a story about how my husband and I opted for small closets over a walk-in so that we could have a walk-in pantry instead. A decision we will never regret! Moths don’t care about the size of the closet and t
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