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An Off Grid Life Saturday reads We've had three days of continuous snowfall, and it's beginning to feel a lot like... the season of hunkering down. Late November is the perfect time to slow the pace and create a few handcrafted comforts at home. This week brings simple DIY projects to keep or gift, a hearty recipe to use up leftover turkey, and a reminder to join the 12 Days of Christmas Cookies series over on Recipes From Leftovers before it begins on Monday. Enjoy. Saturday Reads 21...
An Off Grid Life Saturday reads When the wind turns cold, a few homemade comforts can make a world of difference. These simple projects blend old-fashioned skills with natural ingredients to keep your home and hands happy. Saturday Reads Harvest Lip Balm Easy to make with cinnamon and orange scents. Great stocking stuffer. Learn how Homemade Beeswax Salve Soothes rough dry skin through the winter. Learn how Homemade Fire Starters Easy to make, easy to use. Learn how ✨ More articles you might...
An Off Grid Life Saturday reads The season’s shifting fast. Have you ever canned fruit or vegetables? If not, it may be time to give it a try. How about growing produce indoors? In the past, we've grown tomatoes, peppers, potatoes and a whole mess of herbs in our laundry room, even when we only had about five hours of pretty dull daylight in winter. I'm also sharing a look at some of the winter routines we followed each winter at our off grid home. Saturday Reads Living Off The Grid in Winter...