Old fashioned homemaking

Learn how you can trim the excess off your budget by practicing frugal homemaking in your daily routines. Do you want to learn how you can be a more frugal homemaker? I get it. You've been living pretty freely when it comes to spending around your home. Maybe your spouse has noticed. On the other

How do we create a simple, old fashioned life at home? These uncertain times and finding ourselves at home more make the routines of the past very appealing.

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Homemaking is an infinitely valuable vocation and today I'm showing you how to save money by being an old-fashioned frugal homemaker.

Today I'm talking about old fashioned homemaking routines that will help you stay on track and get your home in order.

Learn how to create an old-fashioned homemaking routine that works for the modern world. Table of contents💕 First thoughts My vintage housekeeping schedule: weekly theme daysMonday: Laundry DayTuesday: Baking DayWednesday: Projects and Presents Thursday: Errand DayFriday: Cleaning daySaturday and Sunday: Paper and Planning DaySome other themed days to add to your own routine:Garden Day:Office Day: Deep Clean

In my introduction to this series, How to Live a More Old-Fashioned Life, I explained the heart of the matter. We need to find balance in our lives. Doing so means pulling back from the internet and learning to live a more old-fashioned life. So to continue on from there, in this post I am sharing specific ideas to implement more old-fashioned homemaking in your life.

Have you ever wondered if you could practice old fashioned homemaking today? Without giving up modern conveniences. Turns out, you can!

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