Homemade lifestyle

Homemaking is an infinitely valuable vocation and today I'm showing you how to save money by being an old-fashioned frugal homemaker.

Discover 25 things to make instead of buying, perfect for beginners in homesteading. From homemade bread and DIY skincare to natural cleaners and garden compost, these projects teach you how to live sustainably and creatively. Learn how to reduce waste, save money, and enjoy the satisfaction of making your own essentials, bringing the homesteading lifestyle into your home. #Homesteading #DIY

Looking for a way to start living naturally without feeling overwhelmed by all the changes you need to make? Here is a great month by month natural living guide to help you go natural one month at a time.

Learn how to make homemade fabric softener with essential oils. This natural, eco-friendly solution leaves your laundry soft, fresh, and chemical-free.

A homemade dish soap that you can use for washing pots, pans, and dishes. It's ready to use two days after making it and is a great zero-waste cleaning product for the natural home. We also use citric acid in this recipe at a rate of 3% of the main soaping oils and because it neutralizes some of the lye, we compensate for the difference. Creates 4-6 solid white bars that last a long time and create thick, cleansing lather. Technical details: 0% superfat and a 35.7% water discount

We've changed quite a bit over the years as a society. Back in the day people made much of what they needed instead of running to the store. It was cheaper that way, and people had this amazing ability of creating many things from their own two hands. I think it's safe to say

Start saving money every month just by making things from scratch instead of buying and soon you'll be much more self sufficient. This giant list of homestead skills is perfect for the beginner homemaker just like you!

Our instructions for homemade extracts can be used to make any extract flavor using quality ingredients—no fillers, imitation flavors or corn syrup!

Try these foods to make from scratch so that you can take away your dependence on the grocery store and know exactly what's in your food.

Is your kitchen decently stocked with basic food ingredients? Then you're ready to make loads of pantry staples that will save you money and keep your family well-fed. I'm sharing 100+ homemade recipes for foods you likely already buy from the store, so pick a few of your favorites to DIY, and add them to your meal plan this week.