2019 Farmhouse Decor Roundup {Part 1}

Hi Friends! It's incredible that we're already one third of the way into 2019! How? When? Do the days seem like they're flying by for you too?! Let's just chalk it up to living really full-to-the-brim lives! :)

I'm rounding up some posts I've shared so far this year in case you missed any of them. Just click on the image or the link beneath, and it will take you to the full post!

A Farmhouse Blog Post Round-Up: Part One

I can't be the only one who feels like 2018 just started? And here we are in June! 

I want to take a moment to thank you for reading my blog. It's been five years since we moved here to our little farmstead, and four years since I started blogging. Sharing with you here has made this journey even sweeter. I've been blessed to connect with many of you over a shared love of farmhouse style decorating, mini farm living, animals and gardening. I always love hearing what you're up to, so please feel free to comment and I'll do my best to get back to you.

Today I thought I'd begin a round-up of posts this year to date, in case you missed them the first time around. Just click on the image or the link beneath to read the full post...

So Far This Year at Little Farmstead... (Part 2)

Hi Friends! How is your week going? I had so much fun seeing several of your porches on Facebook this past week! We even had someone from Australia post a picture of the kangaroos who visit her property. So cool! Blogging can start to feel pretty one-sided at times, so it was refreshing to get to look at pictures of your homes and comment on them. I'd love to do that more, so if you'd like, please join me on Facebook here.

Last week I shared Part 1 of So Far This Year, and here's Part 2... 
(Just click on the picture or the caption below the picture to read the full post!)

This one-of-a-kind chippy hutch was a hit on Instagram. It has been a great display piece in our shop space and now will be going to a new - actually old - home built in 1926. I love it when customers are excited to find just the piece they've been looking for!  

Unique Vintage Farmhouse Finds

Christmas at our Little Farmstead {2017 Roundup}

We are now into the December 20's... Ready or not, here Christmas comes! This time of year can be such a mixture of emotions. (And I think I may have had them all within the last 72 hours. Ha!) But I hope that what we hold on to most during this season (and beyond) is the joy and hope of Christmas. 

Below, I've rounded up this year's Christmas and winter posts from our home and shop space. Just click on the link or picture to see the whole post. Thank you for sharing in this season with us. I hope you and your families have a very blessed Christmas! 

Fall at the Farmhouse Roundup...

Our early snow has melted, and leaves have turned from bright yellows, reds and oranges to a more subtle, golden shade. November has an understated beauty all its own, as bare branches emerge, letting us know that winter is on its way...

Today I'm sharing a roundup of posts showing fall at our farmhouse. And in the month of Thanksgiving, I want to thank each of you who have visited this blog, and shared a small part of your day with me. I'm honored you would read along. 

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

 Our Farmhouse Fall Entryway 

Spring At Our Farmhouse (A Roundup!)

Hi Friends! 

I hope you are doing well and enjoying this week before Easter. Our house has been humming with activity (thus a quieter than usual blog). With several school activities, baseball games, and getting ready for Easter, typing at the computer has turned into somewhat of a luxury. (I'm sure you can relate!)

So today I thought I'd recap some of our top spring posts just in case you missed them...

(Aren't the eggs pictured below so calming and lovely? I thought so too. We made them last year, using all natural homemade egg dyes. So imagine my surprise when our boys voted on returning back to the store-bought capsule dyes this year! Apparently they prefer the saturated colors and bold designs the kits offer. So no, we won't be boiling beets and blueberries this year like little mad scientists. After all, this tradition is for the kids. Egg stickers, crayons and all. :)