Calico and Twine is a curated space rooted in the foundations of 1 Thessalonians 4:11 and Proverbs 31. We carry homemade sundries and simple needfuls for the everyday homemaker.

Rooted in scripture and the seasons, Kaetlyn shares recipes and writes about homesteading and homemaking.

Her arms are made strong for her tasks

After you make your purchase, you be taken to an order confirmation page through Calico and Twine. You will be able to click on the digital download link to download the ebook from there. You will also automatically receive the standard order confirmation email, followed by an email containing a link to the file.

Calico and Twine is a mother-daughter cottage industry located in the Midwest. Here we believe it’s time to get back to the roots of a simple and quiet life. We value well-made and long-lasting goods that encourage conscious consumerism rather than convenient consumerism.

Calico and Twine is a thoughtfully curated shop full of clothing and goods for the simple, slow, and sustainable life. Eco friendly living, sustainable living, slow living, slow fashion, sustainable fashion, mindful living and conscious consumerism.

Jul 7, 2022 · Handmade Calico Skirt from KellyHavensOhio. My sweet friend Kelly made me a darling calico skirt with a ruffle hem— my favorite style! It’s a tan and red calico and I love wearing it in the fall and winter. She makes aprons and skirts in small batches. Thrifted/Depop/Poshmark/Ebay

Here at Calico and Twine, we have been making homemade laundry detergent for well over 15 years now and we want to make it easy for you to do the same! This soap is handmade right here on our homestead with organic ingredients and is free of …

Dec 15, 2020 · When I think of eating seasonally in the winter, The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder comes to mind. They truly only ate potatoes, homemade bread, butter, and meat for the entire winter. That is truly eating seasonally. Now a days, eating seasonally is no longer a modern practice. We have lost

Jan 3, 2025 · Snow flurries out the window. Baby at my feet. Beef roast in the slow cooker with brown sugar and red wine vinegar. The coffee’s hot, of course. The new year has arrived without much ado in our household. It feels really good to welcome it without the strictness that I normally would have. ( Reme