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©2010 Shanna Ohmes I learned how to weave on a small handheld loom and fell in love with the process of turning my handspun wool yarn into small woven household items. The rigid heddle loom is a bigger loom perfect for a beginner weaver, yet not as large and bulky as a floor loom, . . . → Read More: Learn How to Weave with a Kromski Harp Rigid Heddle Loom  Leave a comment  Crafts, Home, Products, Self Reliance, Spinning and Weaving  baby blankets, beginner weaving loom, coasters, dishcloths, fold up loom, Harp loom, how to weave, Kromski Harp, Kromski Harp Rigid Heddle Loom, linens, rigid heddle looms, scarves, shawls, table runners, tea towels, travel loom, warping board, weave, weave patterns, weaves, weaving, woven items 
©2010 Shanna Ohmes As the trend towards self-reliance and sustainable lifestyles continues, more people will be searching for tools and equipment to obtain self-sufficiency. Why not invest in these as Christmas or Yule gifts for your family and friends? For several years, we bought gifts for ourselves, our kids, friends and family that helped . . . → Read More: Top 10 Homestead and Country Living Christmas Gift Ideas… to Give to Your Self-Reliant Family or Friends Leave a comment Animals, Health, Home, Homestead Kitchen, Homesteading, Self Reliance bison sausage, canning, country living gifts, emergency preparedness, fermenting crock, gifts for homesteaders, grain mill, herb game, herb kit, homeschool course, homestead Christmas gifts, homestead equipment, homestead kitchen, homestead tools, how to make herbs, how to make wood-fired oven, Kamana, learn to spin, nature course, permaculture, pizza oven, self-reliant gifts, shop equipment, soapmaking, spinning wheel, sustainable, top 10 Christmas gifts, weaving, Wildcraft, wool clothing, wool shawls, wool socks, Yule gifts 
©2010 Shanna Ohmes I raised goats for many years, all for different purposes. I was raised on raw goats milk and when I had my own children, I went back to raising goats for them. As long as we were on raw goats milk we had fewer to no health problems. I made lots . . . → Read More: A Beginner’s Guide to Raising Goats ©2010 Shanna Ohmes You have a great job in the city, but long to live in the country. Your life is a hectic rat race, but you can’t justify leaving your current lifestyle for a slower paced one. You’re stressed out, pulling your hair out and thinking the grass has got to be greener . . . → Read More: Homesteading and Self-Reliance: 7 Tips on How to Get Started Without Leaving your Current Life Leave a comment Country Living, Home, Homesteading, Self Reliance canning, Coturnix Quail, dehydrating food, freezing food, get started homesteading, herbs, Homesteading, pigeons, preserving food, rabbits, Rendezvous, Self Reliance, Society for Creative Anachronism, spinning wool, squab, storage pantry, weaving, worm farm |
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