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I’m a homesteader, homemaker, milkmaid, and bread baker! This is my very own slice of the internet, dedicated to inspiring you to live old fashioned in today's modern world. I’m so excited you’re here, and can’t wait to connect with you.
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As a modern woman, learning old fashioned skills may not be at the top of everyones list. You may feel pressure to prioritize your career over family and service. Society often paints a certain image of what a successful woman should look like, and staying home to tend to your family and household may feel insignificant in comparison.
However, it’s important to recognize the value and importance of these traditional homemaking skills.
While modern gadgets and conveniences may seem like an advancement, they may be missing some crucial old-fashioned skills that every homemaker still needs to know. In this article, I will explore the importance of these skills and how they can benefit you and your family, regardless of whether you work outside the home or not.
So, let’s dive in and rediscover the lost art of homemaking. Let’s learn these old fashioned skills!
Making your own cleaning products and personal care items is a skill that is simple and cost-effective. Not to mention, DIY natural products are always better for the planet and ecosystem. You can avoid harsh and toxic chemicals by replacing them with natural ingredients.
Fermenting and canning food is an old-fashioned skill that is very beneficial. Fermenting vegetables provides beneficial probiotics to your gut which is key to healthy living. Canning also has many benefits, one being you know what is going into your food and it is definitely healthier. You can start learning how to can, here!
Having a sourdough starter is definitely an old-fashioned homemaking skill. It is a great way to make bread and other baked goods. You can easily learn how to make sourdough bread by checking out my blog post here! It tells you step by step on how to bake a beautiful loaf.
Cooking with cast iron is a healthier, non-toxic solution for non-stick cooking. It is an old-fashioned skill that is still very useful today. You can learn how to properly care for and season a cast iron by checking out some online resources.
Growing your own food is an old-fashioned skill that is very rewarding. It is a great way to save money and ensure that you are eating healthy, organic produce. You can start with just one or two things and expand slowly over time.
Sewing is a basic skill that is greatly underrated. Learning to sew basic pieces can come in handy on a variety of occasions. You can fix the rip in a pair of pants yourself, make things like curtains for the house instead of spending money on those things, and have a handmade home.
Living sustainably is an advantage and gift homemakers provide their family and society. You can contribute to the environment by reusing and upcycling. Cooking from scratch, making many of your own products, and much more.
Cooking from scratch with whole foods is an old-fashioned skill that is still very useful today. It is a great way to ensure that you are eating healthy, organic food. You can look for a local farm to source your meat and go to the farmers market more often.
Homemakers are the CEO of their homes. The manager of all the things. You can improve your managerial skills in the areas of minimalism, finances, routines, organization, and homeschooling (unschooling for us).
Studying the Bible is so important for biblical homemaking. Truly studying God’s vision for the home is so important. It is a great way to feed your soul and because we need His word.
Familiarizing yourself with some natural ways to stay personally responsible for the health of yourself and your family is an old-fashioned skill. You can learn the signs of common illnesses, know some at-home things to do to help, and actually study health and nutrition. Learn human biology.
Practicing self-care is an old-fashioned skill that is often overlooked. It is important to take care of yourself physically, emotionally, and mentally. Take some time each day to do something that makes you happy and brings you joy.
This blog was all about 12 old fashioned skills that I think every modern homemaker should know, or start to learn! These skills are timeless and will always be helpful to know!
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