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A thoughtfully curated space rooted in scripture and the seasons

Built on the foundations of 1 Thessalonians 4:11 and Proverbs 31, we believe it’s time to get back to the roots of a simple and quiet life. At Calico and Twine we desire to create a community that encourages conscious consumerism rather than convenience, slow living with the seasons, and working with our hands cheerfully unto the Lord. It is our hope to be good stewards of what we have been given— through simple food, modest adornments, homemaking, homesteading and the like. It is in this space that we share our knowledge, our experience, and the fruit of our hands with you all. We are so glad you are here!

RECIPES FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER

Harvest and Home is a collection of recipes for autumn and winter. Warming, nourishing, and traditional— this ebook is like taking a look at Kaetlyn’s personal recipe box.

In 40+ pages, Kaetlyn shares recipes and food ideas that celebrate harvest and home. This ebook will equip you to eat seasonally in autumn and winter with various recipes such as: Craisin Sourdough Loaf, Butternut Sage Soup, Pumpkin French Toast, Harvest Salsa, Sourdough Sausage Stuffing, and more! Collected, created, tweaked, passed down— these are now yours to make and master. Let us return to real food and true nourishment together this season. 

Daily I Will Praise Thee: A thanksgiving Reading Plan

Join us for a ten day plan focused on thanksgiving and praise as we enter the holiday season. May we dwell in the Word of God with great delight, and may it cultivate in us a gratitude that sings, “all this, and Christ too?” It’s never too late to join, and there’s a free printable to keep track of your reading.

 

a seasonal journal

currently celebrating: cozy autumn

 

thanksgiving meal plan

the pace of November

natural autumn decorating ideas

household provisions

seasonal offerings from our home to yours

crafts of home

old fashioned soaps

homespun adornments

herbal apothecary

she looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness.
— proverbs 31:27