The Titus 2 Homemaker

I have been sewing for years.  (I still consider myself an advanced beginner or intermediate seamstress, though.)  I have made a variety of projects from a variety of fabrics - but not too much variety.  They were all wovens.  So far, I have totally failed at every attempt to sew with knits.  Even what should […]

I’ve been using a sling to carry my babies since my now-five-year-old daughter was born, but I’m still rather inept at it, having experience with only one or two carries.  Thus, when I came across Babywearing, by Maria Blois, M.D., my curiosity was piqued.  I was not disappointed. Babywearing is a fairly easy read, and […]

Some of my readers may recall that, not long ago, I was lamenting the lack of availability of a wide-margin NKJV Bible with a regular (preferably leather) binding. I made specific reference to Cambridge, and my disappointment that they did not print the NKJV. A comment on that post brought to my attention […]

These are some of my favorite books for learning particular homemaking skills.  There are, admittedly, a great number of books which are just as good as these. In some instances, there are others which are even better, in general. What makes these books outstanding, in my opinion, is their usefulness in teaching the […]

I have been hearing about these two books a lot lately, and I was intrigued. No one in my family is a big fan of a variety of vegetables (myself included), so I thought these books might offer me some ideas for eating more of them without having to focus on them (or taste […]