Primitive pantry

I'd love to have a "buttery". I just like the word. When I think of a buttery I think of old shelves in old paint filled with firkins, bowls, bottles, pantry boxes, and dried gourds, herbs, flowers. And butter - crocks with butter in them and butter prints pressed onto them. It's a place where I can arrange all my country kitchen antiques without the practical problems of actually needing the space for cans of tomato sauce. I don' t have space for that. I have a nice pantry, but it is

Decorating with primitives for the fall. Beautiful examples of fall decor in primitive rooms.

Here’s how to stock a homestead pantry in a practical way that will set you up for success in everyday life, a natural disaster, and in emergency (think 2020) situations. Having pantry staples on hand is a great way to keep from having to run to the local grocery store on a regular basis. A little planning gives you the best chance to making sure you have the food items on your pantry shelves for a stocked homestead pantry.

A sneak-preview from Tim Tanner's next Early American Country Homes book... This is the work of my wonderful friend Ginny Curry.

Still have some more canning to do,but have ran out of space. Now to bring in all the potatoes/squash.

Unfitted kitchens- aka kitchens with little to no built-in cabinetry- have become all the rage on the Internet over the last few years. And for good reason. They're cute! Cost effective. Easy to switch up. Character up the wazoo? But are they really all they're cracked up to be? After 3.5 years of living with