Mountain Girls Homestead
A Holistic Approach to Homesteading
Pressing Bits of Sunshine: Art of Flower Pressing
The art of pressed flowers can be dated as far back as 16th century Japan in an arrangement called Oshibana. And even today, most will agree that there is just something so sweet and sentimental about a single dried flower or a whole arrangement. Through my own trial and error, I have found this technique to be a great way to start one’s pressed flower endeavors.
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Our soaps are handmade, handcrafted and hand cut, giving it a rougher appearance, which reflects the historic tradition of soap making. Our love for where we live has inspired some of the names and ingredients of our soaps. Each batch of soap was carefully thought out, researched and thoughtfully put together. Ingredients are all natural, plant based, organic and made without synthetics, dyes or fragrances. Our products are scented only with essential oils, or from the natural scents of the butters, or infused oils. Soaps are cured for 6 weeks.
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