There are so many beautiful things about homemaking . . . and right here is the perfect place for us to encourage one another in this beautiful calling! Below you can share the link to a post or article on your blog about homemaking, whether it be about cleaning, character, cooking, etc.
To share a link to your post about homemaking, you can use the Linky below . . . just share your link (make sure the link goes directly to your post), title, and image (it’s easy)!
Don’t forget to link back here so that others can join in!
Emily Rose was home-educated and is a work-at-home-daughter. She finds joy in serving her family and is very blessed to be taught by her wonderful mother in biblical womanhood and artful homemaking. A few of her interests include hospitality, photography, graphic and web design, studying history and theology, and cultural reformation.
Emily Rose and her sister have created a line of historical paper dolls based on Christian women from history, the Daughters of His Story Paper Dolls as well as The Family Treasure Coloring Book. In November 2011, the Brookshire ladies began the Clementine Pattern Co., where they create and sell embroidery patterns. Emily Rose blogs at Simply Vintagegirl.
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I tried linking, but I ended up at some spamhaus website. Anyhow, here’s my link:
http://hillsidecottage.blogspot.com/2010/09/wee-hours-of-motherhood.html
When Mom can’t breastfeed, commercial formula MUST be avoided as it is loaded with chemicals (the cans themselves are lined with hormone disrupting BPA – even the organic brands).
Here is a video to show you how to make a healthy, safe, homemade baby formula for your child when breastfeeding needs a supplement, for adopted little ones, or when Mom cannot breastfeed at all for whatever reason.
Hi!
What an excellent idea for a link up!
Encouragement, support, fun!
I am anxious to read some of the other homemakers’ blogs!
Thank you so much!
Blessings to you as you make your home!
Hugs,
~me
What a great idea to have this link up
mine is up now 
I am desperately trying to make the move from high school teacher married to an elementary teacher to a stay-at-home, probably eventually homeschooling mom. I have no idea where to start, but I’m very convicted about it. Any advice that you wiser women could give me would be very appreciated. Thanks.
Kathleen
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