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Welcome to our family farm! We are located 20 km north of Englehart, Ontario, Canada. Stick around for some gardening tips, DIYs, Recipes, Crafts, and other great ideas for how to use the things around you to create a better, more natural lifestyle.
We also offer custom ploughing, seeding, cultivating and more. We sell harvested wild flower seeds collected from our property, as well as birch firewood bundles, wholesale only.
Hi Evelyne!
Thanks for including our sled wreath!
xoxo
You’re welcome! It’s adorable!
Those are all such beautiful wreaths! I just finished making a beautiful Christmas wreath where I used a glue gun to glue fabric poinsettias (from my local craft store) to a wooden circular frame (also from the craft store). I think it really came out beautifully! I think I’m going to have to look for those snowflakes from the snowflake wreath to intersperse with the poinsettias to add extra color and sparkle! Thank you for the inspiration!
How long will boiled eggs keep in the refrigerator?
This is great! Your container looks just like some I’ve seen at popular home decor stores. Thank you for the inspiration and thank you for sharing at last week’s Encouraging Hearts & Home blog hop!
I had no idea about the tulips. Gorgeous. Love the blog.
Hi Evelyne!!
I love your design for the KAL!! And it’s great to meet you! It sound like we have many similar likes and hobbies!
Thanks Patti! Great to talk with you also!
Wow. The Easter wreath is very tempting. Must have a go. Just got the harmony blanket cascading cables to do this afternoon. Blanket coming along nicely. Thanks for your contribution. Nice to get something from Canada (I am in England).
Wonderful! Thanks so much for stopping in and taking time to chat!
Oh, I wish I didn’t have so much on at the moment, I’ve only just found your cal and it looks and sounds just lovely. I’m pinning this anyway as I love a good cable pattern.
Such a charming square. I’ve tried to teach myself to knit before but have never followed through with a project. Maybe I’ll try again.
Love the waffle and strawberry sauce. Yum. Thankyou!
I’m in love with this stuff.
These are so fun! What a great upcycle!
Oooh, fabulous! I love the mixture of colors and textures–absolutely perfect for fall!
Thank you!
What a fabulous, hearty soup for a cold January day!
THIS oils so good, perfect for wintry weather. I’m saving this recipe for when our days grow blustery and cold!! Pinning!
Yuuuuuum! They all look delicious, but those cranberry walnut rolls simply must be made soon.
I agree! So happy you stopped in!
I love this colorful and delicious looking salad! I hope you have a happy Valentines Day!
I love how this is making my mouth water! That fresh fruit looks so good during this time of winter.
Thank you so much! I needed a refresher it’s been years since I last tried to knit and your tutorials are perfection. Can’t wait to finish my new sweater project.
These look delicious! I am definitely going to be trying your recipe. I often make waffles for my family, but from a mix! I have been meaning to try a waffle recipe from scratch and scrap the mix. The would love the strawberry sauce.
Adorable! Sharing with my garden group!
Thank you! I hope they love it!
You mad this look a lot easier than I thought it would be. I think I might give knitting a try!
Oh good! I hope you do – and just shout out if you need a hand!
These instructions actually make sense! As a lefty it’s been impossible for my mother to teach me, but these photos are great!
My grandma used to try to teach me how. I never really quite ‘got it.’ She did teach me to crochet. Our favorite keepsakes are blankets that my grandma knit.
I love to watch people knit! At one time I made a scarf, but it was sure ugly! HA!
This is something I never learned. I can crochet, but I cannot knit. It just seems too complicated for me. I will try again following your tutorial. Hopefully I get it right this time.
This is interesting to find a detailed knitting tutorial on a farming website.
I love the “homesteading” approach in the combination of it all. You sure are creative. 🙂
My mother taught me how to knit back in the day. I honestly am very rusty now and I’m pretty glad I came across this.
Thank you for these knitting tips. I used to love knitting with my mom when I was a kid. I made sweaters and such for the family dog.
I love this idea of offering a tutorial on how to knit. This is beautiful.
I admire those who knit. It is inspiring to see people work those needles.
This was so informative! Knitting has always something I wanted to learn but never knew where to start!
Thanks for this knitting guide! I don’t know how to knit so this is super helpful. Thanks.
This is a great way to repurpose old window blinds into something functional. Getting the kids involved in decorating them can be a fun craft for them and family members who have gardens.
My fingers are not that nimble anymore, but I would still give this a try. I love watching people who can knit like it was their second nature!
You made it more appear more easier than I thought it was. When I was young, my sister does that most often, but I never knew it was this easy. Thanks for this!
This is a great use of those obnoxious verticle blinds! I now wish I had some blinds to convert to garden markers.
I like garden markers as it helps organize and segregate the garden patchs. So nice idea! I’ll do this.
Really cute garden markers. I’ve made similar ones with ice pop sticks.
Great idea, I’m just starting up my garden. I will definitely make these markers,
My mom would love this for her plants! Thanjs for the idea!
What a cool idea. I used to make my own garden markers too. They save us time and money
Lovely flowers for summer gardening.
Happy spring,
Kippi
Thank you Carolyn! How lovely to hear from you!