Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Adopted Motto
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Friday, August 20, 2010
Early Morning ~ Sunrise
This camera does not do justice for this beautiful sunrise this morning. The colors are not photographed at all like they actually appeared.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Project Updates
My 8 year-old's blanket now reaches the measurements of 6 ft 2 inches wide, and 40 1/2 inches long. She's begging me to stop and give it to her as is, but I had to explain that I need to finish it. She's so eager to have it. I have already spent more than 20 hours on this blanket. I have to say, this is my favorite so far, in the 3 blankets I have crocheted.
Here is an update on my embroidery sampler. I have added another stictch since this photo. You can see, it's a bit wrinkled from holding the material. I'm really enjoying making this, but will probably make another in five years to check my progress.
Here is an update on my embroidery sampler. I have added another stictch since this photo. You can see, it's a bit wrinkled from holding the material. I'm really enjoying making this, but will probably make another in five years to check my progress.
Labels:
Crochet Projects,
Hope Chests
More Freezing for Winter and Spring
Today, I shredded and froze 12 cups of zucchini, and left 2 cups on the side for 2 loaves of zucchini bread. I also froze 1 qt. of tomatoes. After that I took the green beans I picked and boiled them with potatoes and added crumbled bacon. I also took our last Kohlrabi, and made a terrific Frittata. I even added swiss chard to it.
Labels:
Frugal Living,
Pioneer Life,
Vegetable Garden
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Can you identify this flower?
I have yet to identify this flower. I planted it about 11-12 years ago, and had purchased it from a mail order catalog. I have since then, dug it up and moved it twice, and have now planted new starters in 3 other areas. The hummingbird loves it, and it spreads quickly.
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