Complete, easy-to-follow directions that will save time and money. Projects include a lawn chair, compost bin, and movable shed.
“If you want to save time and money, or make your life easier and more productive, look through this book. You will find something that will help you, something that will be easy for you to build – even with only hand tools and limited experience.” – Country & Small Stock Journal
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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Love this little book,
By ilex (United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: HomeMade: 101 Easy-to-Make Things for Your Garden, Home, or Farm (Paperback)
The pictures in this book are just terrific- clear, well-drawn, and simple in that pre-digital, 70's pen-and-ink style that makes me downright nostalgic. And there are a lot of things in the book that I didin't know I needed until I saw them- how about a tool cleaner? Put sand in a large container, mix in used oil, and store your tools in the sand/oil mix. They come out not just cleaned, but already oiled, too. Also inside: multiple composters, a cold frame, a root cellar, feeders, brooders, bird houses, chairs, benches, fencing, gates- and you can probably build them most of them just by looking at the pictures. It's like having a cool great-uncle teach you old farm tricks.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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By Gale Storms (Kittitas, WA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: HomeMade: 101 Easy-to-Make Things for Your Garden, Home, or Farm (Paperback)
If you build things, this book is great. It's not very detailed so you have to fill in the blanks, a beginning builder may need a little help. What a cool book for ideas on "farm life" type of items. Movable pig styes, horse sheds, chicken coops and even an incubator. My Aunt & Uncle owned this book when I was a teenager. My uncle built an incubator for me from the plans in this book. I gathered a dozen duck eggs from the haystack (after installing a dimmer switch to regulate the temperature from the light bulbs, because I couldn't find a thermostat) I incubated a dozen duck eggs, diligently turning them twice a day, watching the thermometer, keeping the water pan full. Every egg hatched. What a triumph! It is 20 years later and I still pull that book off the shelf. It's a keeper.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for the Beginner,
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This review is from: HomeMade: 101 Easy-to-Make Things for Your Garden, Home, or Farm (Paperback)
This book is a wonderful aid for those who want to add a creative (and helpful) touch to their home, garden, or farm. The ideas presented in the book offer something for every level of crafts-person. The drawings are clear, uncluttered and easy to understand and follow. The directions are concise yet full of information. The projects will blend in to any home. A wonderful book for the beginner!
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