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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. ua-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!

Great point! Thanks for the watch and the comment :)

Welcome Lorraine!! Yes, all the patterns are free under the videos that offer them, there are links that open up directly to the PDF and you just download and print them, look under the video description under the title of the video, under "....more", click that and scroll down to the links.I have a few friends from Canada, so glad to have another one :)

Glad I could help! Thanks for the watch and taking your time to leave a kind comment, it is much appreciated❣

You are so welcome!

So glad! Also an herb sphere is so lovely! Thanks for taking the time to comment and happy gardening!

Awe! That’s so special! Thank you for the compliment. I bet it’s so beautiful. Tweaking it makes it a part of your creativity which makes it unique. I love to put my own spin on things too. ❤️❤️ this makes me happy 😃

Thank you so much for the kind words! ❤️I love recycling wool, pants, jackets, coats, thin blankets. Wal-mart, Joannes, or most craft stores have felt. You can reuse stuffing from old dolls or bears too.

@@FarmhouseBC Thank you ever so much! I guess I know what I'm doing tomorrow...charity shopping 😊 I'm just putting the finishing touches to your free doll pattern tonight so looking for a new project. I think you might have brought a new sewer into the world Lol 😁

@@nicolamoore9174 you made my day!❤️ I love recycling! We have a great thrift store down the road, I get jeans extra extra large for .75 cents and weave them into rugs and placemats. This week I got 8 yds of cotton heavy cloth for $3 and weaving 3 small rugs. Loving this cool weather. Thank you again for the kind words. ❤️❤️

Hi and thanks for the watch and the comment, look under the video description, I added the link to the blue silicone mats.

Thanks for the feedback, I think not everyone prefers all the really primitive is why I like to offer a choice of a not so prim doll. Thanks for commenting and the watch :)

You are so welcome! I have more free patterns at my craft playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

I still marvel at it each year. Thanks for the watch and the comment.

You are so welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, much appreciated!

Not that I know of, that is why I mentioned in the video I don't wrap the bar for that very reason because I had a finch that got it's claw stuck in a jute basket and well, it did not end well. I haven't seen the Hummingbirds land on the top of the ring, only the swing part and I have been doing this for years.

I show the complete steps to drilling shells in this video around the 4 minute mark. Thanks for watching :)

I wish! I haven’t thought of a way to do that. Not sure how that would work.

You bet! Thanks for taking the time to comment :)

Thanks and welcome, I appreciate you!

Please do! Thanks for the watch and taking the time to comment :) Blessings to you!

It would depend on your basket size and how close you want them. Yes, all petunias would be lovely, especially the Wave petunia.

Thanks and please check the craft playlist for more prim patterns. Including dress, doll, and apron patterns. Link under video. ❤

thank you! I have free prim doll patterns in the craft playlist if you'd like? ua-cam.com/play/PL8EOriYWf06nFsq8bHyfX94lR2ybiP5KY.html

I’ve switched to all natural raw cotton for stuffing. I believe the link is below the video. In my other prim videos on the craft playlist I share why I no longer use wool or alpaca for stuffingI would never consider poly, I try to use only natural textiles. The little yarn I used wouldn’t really cause moths to infest. They like to bury themselves inside fabric where it’s dark. I have other prim patterns and such in my craft playlist. Please be sure and check them out. They are also free and you are able to download them without having to sign up to newsletters and blogs. I love newbies, I still get so excited as if I was a newbie every time I do it prim project. Thank you for taking the time to watch and most important to comment, that really helps my channel and if you have any more questions, please let me know and I will be happy to help but again, please check out my craft playlist. There are more prim projects that I’m hoping you will enjoy 😉

@@FarmhouseBC I managed to find a wonderful company in Yorkshire, not to far from me, to supply all my stuffing needs! I've spent the morning tea dying and I'm now going to watch more videos as I'm impatiently waiting on it to dry. Thank you ever so much for sharing this doll and pattern. I definitely think she's going to be grungy and prim. Xxx

How exciting!! The worth is in the wait lol (mama always said that). You're so welcome, I will be doing more in the future, I love prim anything! Let me know how they turn out :)

No the grains don’t need to be soaked unless you’re doing sprouted grains. Whole other ball game. I grind my dry wheat berries right before making bread otherwise the nutrients start depleting. You can choose to sift the bran or keep them after grinding. I tend to feed the bran to the chickens when I make bakery cakes and such otherwise I leave the bran in the bread, no sifting needed.

Hope you enjoy! You made my day with your kind words when I needed it, maybe that is why you stumbled on to my channel? I appreciate it so much! 💗

you could, but not sure if the "sweetness" would compete with the fermenting cabbage but it sounds like a good try-let me know how you like it, I would love to try that!

@@FarmhouseBC thank you so much for taking the time to reply much appreciated, I’ll certainly let you know how I get on

You're welcome and thanks for taking the time to comment :)

My pleasure 😊thanks for taking the time to comment and watch, so much appreciated:)

You could, it will alter the taste just a little.

You're welcome! They are very cute to make, I have several scattered around my home :) thanks for taking the time to comment, this really helps my channel.

Yes I’m a true Jersey girl. ❤️ TN is just a pit stop. lol. Love to move back to NJ but the taxes are wayyy too much. I do miss it ever so much though. Thanks for the watch and the comment.

what a cute name!! reminds me of a henny penny hen I had once 😂