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Green Valley Gable- Country Cottage Farmhouse

Heirloom Home & Garden, Appalachian Living, DIY & Recipes

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July 28, 2022

Back to School: Create a Vintage Silhouette of your Student using a Cricut

July 10, 2022

How to build an Old-Fashioned Post and Rope Clothesline, country farmhouse edition

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We had so much fun making these beautiful cookies!

VINTAGE Christmas 🙋🏼‍♀️ Raise your han

VINTAGE Christmas 🙋🏼‍♀️ Raise your hand!
🎄🎄🎄For all your heirloom inspired Christmas decor, check out @balsamhill #balsamhillpartner

I love how this tree highlights all my thrifted treasures and looks SO REAL 😮

Details:
🎄Tree: 4.5’ Alpine Balsam Fir Clear LED Fairy Lights
🎄Green Essentials Mini Mercury Glass Ornaments
🎄Tree Candles LED Color Changing, Set of 20

Right now, @balsamhill is offering up to 50% off holiday! PLUS, Use Code: BHSTACEY to save an additional $20 off $500 or more.

Direct links in stories 💚

#BalsamHillTheGreatnessOfTrees #vintagechristmas #vintageholiday #vintagehome #christmasvillage #countrychristmas #cottagechristmas #christmastreedecorating

Nothing like fresh Apple Butter on a warm biscuit

Nothing like fresh Apple Butter on a warm biscuit 🤤
When uncle Ron gave me this box of WV Golden Delicious apples, I knew what I had to do- make Apple Butter 🍏🍎🍏

You don’t need a copper kettle and open wood fire to make this simple recipe. A crockpot works great, making small batches. I plan to gift these jars for the holidays.

What you need:

6 lbs apples, variety of your choice
6 qt Crockpot or larger
Emulsion blender (cheap one from Walmart is fine)
2 c sugar (or to taste; omit for sugar free)
6 drops cinnamon oil, for candy making
1/2 tsp ground clove

4 pint jars, lids and rings
Hot water bath canner

Serve with biscuits, toast, waffles, pancakes, pork chops; you can even fill little pies etc.

Don’t forget to SAVE ➕ this recipe and follow along for more Appalachian Country Home inspiration 👒
#applebutter #appalachian #appalachia #countryfood #countryhome #westvirginia #fallfood #countrycooking

🇺🇸 November 11: today we say thanks to those

🇺🇸 November 11: today we say thanks to those who have served, so we can live and raise our babies in a safe place. Forever grateful 🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day!
#veteransday #countryliving #proudtobeanamerican #countryhome #homestead #countryhumans #appalachia

Vintage-Inspired Toile bedding, MADE IN THE USA 🇺🇸 #ad #redlandcotton

@redlandcotton is a farm family in Alabama that specializes in manufacturing heirloom-inspired bedding, bath towels, and loungewear from cotton grown on their own farm. They just released the new toile pattern for the upcoming holiday season. 🌲

SAVE THIS CODE➡️ Stacey15 to get 15% off your order today.

🌲🌲🌲Meet me in stories to learn more about this American bedding and quality company.

#bringthefarmhome #support #vintage #vintagehome #vintagestyle #cottagecore #cottagebedroom #countryhouse #countrycottage #countryliving

SAVE this for your next Fall gathering ➡️ Clas

SAVE this for your next Fall gathering ➡️ Classic Pecan Pie 🥧
1 1/4 c. corn syrup
1 c. packed brown sugar
1/4 c. butter
4 eggs
1 1/2 c. pecans
1 tsp. vanilla
Pie shell for baking

Combine syrup and sugar in saucepan. Bring to a boil, stir until sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat and add butter.
Beat eggs in a separate bowl. Add in the syrup mixture and vanilla. Mix thoroughly.

Pour into a pie shell (blind bake optional). Arrange pecans on top. Bake at 350 with a pie shield, approximately 50 minutes or until the center is set.

***Adding extra tips and tricks in stories***

🥧 #pecanpie #countrycooking #fallbaking #cottagecore #countryhouse #thanksgivingrecipes #thanksgivingdesserts #pie #vintage

Driving around back roads or walking through the w

Driving around back roads or walking through the woods, you can easily spot old forgotten Homeplaces. Clusters of “Easter Lilies” (or daffodils) on banks usually give way to nearby chimney remains or old sandstones. A little marker left behind of lives once lived.

Easter lilies are the symbol for “Home” in the springtime to me. And I’ve always wanted them blooming across our Homeplace’s front bank. 🏡🌼🌼🌼🌼

If you live in my zone, 6, NOW is the time to get your spring bulbs in the ground!

Ideal planting times for spring bulbs:
Zones 4 and 5- September to October
Zones 6 and 7- October to early November
Zones 8 and 9- November to early December
Zone 10- Late December to early January

I’ll link that handy dandy bulb auger in stories, along with some of my bulbs I planted this week.

🌷🌼🌷🌼🌷

Have you planted any bulbs for spring yet?

#flowergarden #garden #appalachia #countryhome #flowerbulbs #easterlily #daffodils #fallgarden #fallplanting #gardenhacks #betterhomesandgardens

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