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Opiemaster, That sounds LOVELY. I am here ooohing and ahhing. Can't wait to share it with Lee.

Aww maaaan. I was reading your post with baited breath, hoping, hoping. Okay, you do have the right attitude about it all and I can't wait to see how it all works out! :D

:D at your familial description . . . made my day since our farm is called "Hip Hillbilly". Oh, and here I am a black woman who is into wearing Edwardian and Regency gowns and dresses, LOL, waaaaay OL.

Jo-Ann Fabrics = .99 patterns all day long! ;)

Tanks, How are you coming with the move? I am so excited for you.

Hello, Does anyone know of animal swap meets in Central Florida? I am currently at the library and FB is not allowed here without drama and I ain't up for that. Thought I would come here an inquire. TIA, Lyric.

Found it at Amazon for $6.00 ish including shipping. Received notice that it has shipped. :thumbsup Thanks again, Mr. A. I'm looking forward to reading it.

Got a link to purchase: http://www.foxfire.org/foxfire2.aspx :woot Hopefully it'll be $19.95 well spent.

We do thank you, Dawn419. :frow

Clicking the link now trying to find this info., Mr. Andersson. ??? Perhaps it is in the .pdf there at the site. Can't locate the wagon info there. Anybody else see it?

Thanks everybody. I'll share these ideas with Lee. Plus I hear there is an Amish community in/near Sarasota; just thought of that. ;)

Looking for plans, blueprints on building a buggy I thought about this forum. We are looking for plans, instructions on how to build an Amish-like buggy for transporting our family. This seemed to be the best place to ask the question. It seems everything is on the Internet except the answer...

Hot dang! I could NOT remember the URL of this store. Thank goodness for bookmark. Thanks a heapa-bunch OP for sharing this resource.

STOP THE HORSES!!!!!! An answer to Lehman's. I am SO hoping the stock is affordable and so excited that you shared this. Thank you a million times. Can't wait to tell Lee about this. We went off grid, on farm last November and need all the help we can get. Thanks, OP, for sharing. L

:rolleyes:, I've been doing laundry by hand since we went off grid and ummmm, it seems to me the Fruits of the Loom are drooping as in not white anymore. I've been soaking laundry in bleach water for days on end trying to get them white (the kids stuff are horrendous - that is before going in...

Decided to stop back in here in case we missed something as the time is approaching for a decision and purchase.

Just purchased a couple vintage patterns (1940's/1950's) dresses. :ya Still figuring out my new "old" treadle machine. http://hiphillbillyfarm.com/treadle-sewing/

And you know it! They'll be at our website. I'll have to make a category "textiles" or some such. I'll let you know. :lol: Lyric

I, for one, am excited about this new venture of mine. I'm amassing fabric. Now if only to get ta sewin'. I have a "new" [as in new to me] treadle sewing machine that is intimidating the heck outta me. Geesh, it's only wood, metal, and leather. :rolleyes:

THAT'S what I heard too. YESSS! Excellent idea. Thanks for bringing it up. The skirt pattern I am starting with is from the historical line of Butterick patterns. I have a Simplicity costume/historical pattern that has a corset and those bloomers. I am planning on making them in cotton for...