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Thank you so much!! I have more free patterns in the craft playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

You are so welcome! 😊I have other free patterns like this on my craft playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

I'm sorry they're hard to find in Canada! I have a blog post that may shed some more light on it, unfortunately the Amazon links are not working. But you can find them, just may take a minute but worth it. farmhouse-bc.com/diy-camera-mount-ceiling-track-installation/

You’re so welcome! 😊 Buckwheat hulls are very breathable and add weight and a wonderful feel. Long ago, I used rice but insects and rodents tend to get in them. I like buckwheat hulls and cotton for my fillers but you may use what you have. I prefer all-natural is why I like these fillers.

Great idea!! I love, love, fried potatoes with anything, that sounds yummy!

It happens 😂-love your handle name!!

@@tamiz8895 😊 The craft playlist has other craft patterns to download also. Thank you for the watch and taking the time to comment, it helps my channel grow.

@@lettycardenas4091 you definitely could try, I would boil it a little to reduce the water and make it more concentrated. Tea is nice too but more of a light dye. But for a good grunge, even Dollar store instant coffee works. I’m not sure regular coffee would work for a grunge, dye yes but not really a grunge. Hope that makes sense?😏

You’re gonna love it! Enjoy!

You could use cotton batting, cotton felt or poly-felt. They make a lot of acrylic material that looks and feels like wool, that would be great to use too. Thanks for the comment and the watch :)

Any suggestions for a Christmas video? And you are so welcome! Have you checked out the Craft Playlist, there may be something you're interested in? th-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

You're so very welcome, the craft playlist has more free patterns :) th-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

I pray you find your peaceful place :)

Thank you! 😊

So nice of you

@@anneg8319 that a bummer. I still have marigolds and zinnias popping up abundantly from 3 years ago. Planted once and they keep coming back.

Oh no! It happens to all of us at one time. Hang in there, try again. Check out my blog for many gardening ideas if you choose, we'd love you to visit: farmhouse-bc.com/homesteading-101/gardening/

@@anneg8319 most definitely! If not wrap a flour sack towel around it. It’s a good investment in my opinion. Thanks for the watch and comment.

Wonderful! You REALLY made my day, I needed this! Thank you so much! ox from the TN mountains!

That is what we did in our Primitive Room off of our reclaimed wood log cabin. We haven't decided on the outside to match the wood logs or continue with the river rocks we placed on the blocks like on the inside. Let me know how it turns out and best of luck, it's a beautiful process!

@@LatahAshford thank you ❤️ check out the craft playlist for free prim doll patterns below each video if that interests you. Welcome to our community.

@@sherrieblake8674 thanks so much! I’m sure they’ll be great. They freeze well and make great tortilla chips too.

@@venussv67 the all purpose Rit Dye I use will not work on polyester but Rit has a dye for polyester it’s called Rit Dyemore for Synthetic Fibers. I’m not sure how it works, I prefer natural fibers but glad they offer an option. Thanks for a good question and comment.

Not gonna lie, it has happened to me too 😂. I still have jars of them in my pantry and just as crisp and white as the day they were dried. I love have long they last! Thanks for the comment and watch!

I know, I should have updated pics of this completed but at the time, I just wanted to get the video up so others can start to make one. I especially love the herb one. Thank you for the kind words, it made my day!

I agree, I am learning each day more and more about the toxicity in our foods, even "organic" is not always organic, so hard to live healthy! Thanks for taking the time to comment and enjoy your cup of Joe :)

@@frfsolrac77 a few months at least but you’ll know if they start going bad by smell and looking at them. I’ve had them go many months and used them up before they ever went bad.

You’re so welcome 😊

Me too!

You are so welcome! Thank you for taking the time to comment, much appreciated!😊

Yay! Thank you! Visit the Craft playlist for more free patterns and craft ideas :)

@@FarmhouseBC thank you, I will. I've just started to decorate with primitive for Halloween this year

No onion smell at all. Thank you so much for the compliment and taking the time to comment.

You are so welcome! Thank you soooo much for the watch and especially taking time to leave a lovely comment!💐

No, lol, I'm just a little unknowney, but thanks for the nice compliment, the watch and the taking the time to comment!

Hi, thanks for the watch and the comment, please visit my craft playlist where I have several free doll patterns and how to make them below their videos. th-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

Hope you like it! Thanks for the watch and comment :)

Thank you so much!

@@meerashah9006 it keeps the light filtered out. If you don’t have UV (ultraviolet) brown jars you can always cover them with a towel or put in a cool cabinet.

You're so welcome! I leave mine on the counter, in the summer cooler is better, not on a hot porch. Great use of finding your own tool to use! It needs to ferment a little time on the counter, you can cut back on the time but I would recommend at least a few days on the counter, away from direct light and heat then pop in fridge.

Thank you Jersey for your reply with the answer to my question. I love your online presence and offerings ! 👏 bravo

@@tsividia 🥰 if you can buy 1 or 2 amber jars, (UV-ultraviolet) they are the best, they don’t allow light in which is best for fermentation otherwise I’d suggest covering with a towel.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for taking time to comment, much appreciated:)

I like natural fabric, cotton and linen, not sure cheesecloth would work, the stuffing would fall through the holes. You can recycle old aprons, white denim, pillow cases, etc. Check out my craft playlist for free patterns and how to make dolls. th-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much, I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and most of all comment :)

Hope you enjoy! Thanks for the watch and taking the time to comment :)

Could I add orange zest instead of lemon juice? Or is there a specific reason for the lemon juice? Just asking. I'm new to canning jams.

@@denisehaley9271 not sure about adding zest. Some additives cause a density issue. Lemon juice is usually required for acidity, the presence of a concentrated amount of acid (lemon juice) is what inhibits botulism spores from germinating in canned goods. Get the newest Ball canning book, even Wal-Mart has it, it’s a great resource. Thanks for the watch and comment. Happy canning!

​@@FarmhouseBC Thank you so much ❤

Thank you so much, I appreciate you!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much for the comment and the watch :)

Thanks so much! I can't wait for fall!