Prairie Homemaking

I remember as a new homemaker, I felt like I knew so little and wished I could have someone come up beside me to help. I would go out of my way to visit older women and learn things from them. In our day and age, unfortunately those wise women are few and far between. A whole generation who lived through the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl are no longer with us to share their knowledge. Digging up old books and trying to decipher techniques generations before us took for granted has been a huge journey.
Let's simplify homemaking with some basic consistency and flexibility.
Face it, we're going to spend a lot of time doing dishes and laundry. How are we supposed to get to all the dust and clutter?
​Are you wishing everyone would give you a few hours notice before dropping in for a visit?
Through this course, I share with you those precious gems of information I learned, keeping their legacy alive, hoping you can then pass this on to the next generation.

Farm & Homestead

Have you been wanting to learn how to start living a more sustainable lifestyle?
Are you hoping, planning or in the process of purchasing a piece of land to start your own little homestead farm?
Are you in the thick of farm living and overwhelmed with trying to do everything you think that needs to entail in order to be a real homesteader? ​
Course coming soon!
What are you most intimidated or overwhelmed by when you consider:
A. Growing your own food
B. Sewing your own clothes
C. Teaching your own children
D. Other

Does minimalism sound good but impossible to attain?
Do you find yourself drawn to old-fashioned skills and ideas?
This course may be for you. Make sure to sign up below for notification when it comes out.
Though there is an overwhelming amount of tools available to help get things under control, there is really no one-size-fits-all option.
Let's evaluate your unique style and needs first, then begin to evaluate options that fit.
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