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“Welcome to our little slice of DIY paradise (is that a thing?).” “I’m Holly (the Elementary School Teacher turned Designer) and hubby Brad is the jack-of-all trades (works at an auto auction by day and DIY’s by night). There’s nothing he can’t do or figure out. Basically we can’t sit still–a blessing and a curse.”...

I don’t know what exactly has come over me this year, but I am obsessed with gardening and planting new things! Maybe it’s the glory in keeping something alive, or in my case nearly killing it, then bringing it back to life, but it’s is my new favorite hobby and I totally recommend it. Do...

[tps_header] Everyone loves a good DIY project. Make something that looks so good, it’s hard to believe you made it. These DIY southwest fabric projects are inspiring. Reclaimed wood and a black and white print is perfect. This headboard is absolutely stunning. Avoid and expensive headboard from the store and make your own instead. Photo...

Even if your farm is right outside your front door, it can be nice to have some green, leafy friends inside, too. The first step is finding the right planter. Getting a planter that accents your home and fits your plant can be tough. If you can’t find one that fits your style and works...

A simple shelter in your horse’s field can be so handy! Your animals can use it to escape the sun, wind, rain, and even bugs. Unfortunately, building a new run in can cost a lot of money. Here’s your solution- a horse shelter made from round pen panels, cattle panels, and a tarp! It’s affordable...

Fall is the time for making your home cozy and taking on decorating projects. These simple and easy horseshoe DIY projects can be made in a weekend. This cowgirl up sign is so fun! It was originally made by Harris Sign Station on Etsy. Ask to have a custom sign made or take on this...

Run-in sheds allow your horse to escape the extreme weather each season presents. From rainstorms to snowy conditions, they’re the perfect place for your horse to stay dry and comfortable. You can feel more confident leaving your horse turned out through summer and winter. Most horse owners place a run-in shed in the middle or...

Lavender is such a wonderful herb. Not only does it smell incredible, but it has calming and healing properties. The flower buds can be distilled into an essential oil for ease of use. This versatile oil can be turned into a saddle soap for your tack. Your entire barn can be filled with this sweet,...

Many horse owners choose to feed round bales, especially in the winter. They last longer than square bales and keep your horse busy. In order to prevent hay waste, it’s a good idea to use a hay feeder or hut. They can be expensive to buy, so consider making your own out of recycled wood....