Welcome dear,
The Wildcrafted Homestead is currently a read only website.
Please enjoy my blog whilst I slow down my crafting.
Creating on Biripi Country, Australia
Blog posts
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I quit social media to rewire my brain.
Day 2 of my social media detox.This week I decided I needed to do something about my doom-scrolling habit. Although I craft a lot and it takes up a great deal...
I quit social media to rewire my brain.
Day 2 of my social media detox.This week I decided I needed to do something about my doom-scrolling habit. Although I craft a lot and it takes up a great deal...
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I did something bad, but it might be the best t...
Is the accidental decapitation of my dahlia potentially the best thing I've done this season?
I did something bad, but it might be the best t...
Is the accidental decapitation of my dahlia potentially the best thing I've done this season?
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My first letter: Craft more, create less.
Why do we craft, truly? In the busy hustle of life, modern technology and its conveniences, this question may seem a little out of sorts. You may think, well, we craft...
My first letter: Craft more, create less.
Why do we craft, truly? In the busy hustle of life, modern technology and its conveniences, this question may seem a little out of sorts. You may think, well, we craft...
About me
I have a strong desire to share what I grow, to inspire others to live a more calm, intuitive and healthy life, rooted in ancestral wisdom; herbs and connection to nature.
Acknowledgement of Country
The Wildcrafted Homestead respects the First Peoples – the Birpai – who are the traditional custodians of the lands of the Hastings region. We also acknowledge and respect other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who call this region home.
The Wildcrafted Homestead acknowledges the Traditional custodians of Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. The Wildcrafted Homestead respects Elders, past, present and emerging