Being military de-cluttering is essential to our life on the move. Since our move to CA I have found that I am stashing things again and realizing it is time, this would be an awesome booster!!!

I just love your yarn. Two years ago I made my first top down sweater with you yarn and it has become my go to sweater. I love the comment of avoiding your burn out. My nephew is a big hiker of the white mountains also and brought pictures of some of his hikes and showed my husband and I. He asked us where we thought the pics were taken we both guessed somewhere in Colorado, California, we were amazed that they were the White Mts. we hope someday after my husband's career in the military is over with to find a spot some where in New Hampshire so we can enjoy the little but mighty coastline and the White Mountains. With a philosophy of Live Free or Die who could say no :-)

My son needs a new big boy quilt. This would be perfect quilt fabric to remind us of our New England home to be. A boat trip this past summer to see the whales. The bright green gardens of my son's grandmother and Auntie Polly in New Hampshire. Crabbing with his Auntie Lynnie on the beach this summer, and famous fish dinner from his Uncle Jimmy a New Hampshire restaurant owner. Simple reminders to remind us of the ones we love :-)

I love that you are making soap! We are in desperate need of new bars! I learned how to make soap via youtube. It got me over the fear of using lye. I also took a great class at John C Campbell Folk School ( www.folkschool.org) this past winter on goat's milk soap. One thing that our instructor talked about that was very informative to me was not to scald the milk. This is why goats milk can sometime have that odor. By keeping below 120 degrees you never get that foul smell that people tend to complain about. I have found by using a constant eye, adding ice rather than water or frozen milk this can keep the temperature from rising too rapidly when you slowly add the lye. I learned so much! Many books do not even talk about the importance of keeping the milk solution at a lower level. If you ever get a chance Amanda I recommend you take a class from the folk school, even if it isn't for soapmaking. The food, community, and views are worth the trip! Thanks for the recipes :-) PS where do you get your flower dry rack?

This is very much needed right now. Crossing fingers :-)

This picture brings me right back to my childhood in Southern Indiana. We had an acre pond in our backyard and my Mom let me raise duck and geese every spring/summer for our pond, and for 4-H. Sitting by the chicken wire fence for hours watching my little ones in their kiddie pool, holding them while their soft plumb tickled my nose. And on occasion I would sneak them into our bathtub and watch them happily swim and dive. My Mom caught me one year, and winked at me and said just watch out that your Father doesn't see you and just remember to clean out the tub. They were such happy memories!

I just love your room, the celery green one of my favorite colors, and the twinkle lights and a window to gaze out upon while sewing- my dream! My little room is currently in our basement with robin's egg blue walls but I miss the sunlight, maybe the twinkle lights will help. Can't wait to hear about camp, i just love your classes!

This is simply amazing! I am awaiting my first pair, Mexican's for this summer. Getting a little extra stretch out due to my wide feet. Loving the quality of them and the workmanship!

I've been reading some Amish novels inspired from my midwestern travels. In the novels they often talk about drinking of meadow tea, and it sounded so soothing to me! The Amish even make a concentrate so they can have it in the winter too. There is many recipes for the tea but here is a link to one-http://happilymarriedtothecows.blogspot.com/2011/06/meadow-tea-recipe.html

This would be perfect for summer for our family! We love your designs and knowing that you are American Made! Thanks for the discount code and we will see you this week!

Oh, this would help with my son's fifth birthday around the corner!!

One of our favorite shops for our son. His birthday will be next month and this would be a great giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity!

Thank you so much I really appreciate this, it arrives Monday!!

What a great idea! We all need to keep inspired through this cold spring! I see you have a juicer. I just bought an Omega juicer a few days ago and waiting for it's arrival. My old juicer is over 10 years old and it doesn't do wheat grass. I wanted to upgrade. Any juicing recipes you would recommend or your favorites?

I loved seeing you pictures, this is so much fun. I have been working on making pizzas too. I loved Peter Reinheart's recipes and love his bread books. Have you seen he has a free class on craftsy? It's worth watching, I have learned even more on making a memorable pizza.

Wow what a beautiful and fun gift pack thanks for the opportunity!

Looks like a great magazine, this is deff the little lift to keep me going until in actually gets warm. Needing some inspiration.

Perfect time of the year to sew! This would be perfect start for some psring sewing!! Thanks for the chance!

I was just on the site this morning and saw this class. What a great offering, it would be perfect for my ideas and artwork possibilities! I also sent this to my Mom who is a retired school teacher who dreams of writting children's books .

Thanks for the opportunity! Love your blank books and the spinny speller would be perfect word play for my 5 year old son. Filled with great winter activities!

I have a Janome serger that I love! I use it for everything epecially clothing. I have a friend who is a prof sew enthusiast and has a small clothing business, and she loved it so much she bought one too! It's under 400.00. Here's is the link on the Janome Magnolia- http://www.sewingmachinesource.com/shop/product/janome-7034d-serger/ I also own two other sewing machines by Janome and love their durability. I tend to be hard on my machines and sew clothing quilts, papers for collages and etc. My sewing store always smiles and asks me ok Amy what are you sewing with today when they clean my machines annually. Hope this helps...

What a gift! We are going to homeschool our son this fall for kindergarten and many people have told us about Oak Meadow, I have a friend who let me borrow some of their books and I am super impressed, thanks for the chance!

This would be a great way to start the new year, especially for a miltary family like us, that change homes every few years and try to make each home a specail one for our family! Thanks for the chance!

What an amazing giveaway! I am just starting to shop for homeschool supplies/ideas/curriculum for our four year old son. We are so excited about all the wonderful things at our fingertips for this adventure, so many opportunities for him!