Clothing

Our Egg-gathering Apron Pattern includes instructions for both a single-pocket gathering apron (Style A) and a multi-pocket gathering apron (Style B). Both you and your "girls" will have something to cluck about when you gather their bounty in our handy aprons. Style A has one large pocket across the front, allowing you to gather up eggs, veggies, and more. Style B has five individual pockets across the front that will protect your precious cargo from henhouse to bunkhouse. Both aprons also include large side pockets. This... (See product.)

In the early 1940s, an estimated three million farm women and children were wearing flour-sack garments. Reaching their peak of popularity in the ‘50s, about 50 million flour sacks were sold yearly, full of flour, and then recycled into ornate aprons, pillowcase, quilts, tablecloths, stuffed toys, dolls, everyday apparel, even underwear and wedding dresses. I thought I’d won the lottery when a friend gifted me a flour-sack apron that I’ve turned into a one-size-fits-most pattern (embroidery template included). The pattern... (See product.)

Exclusive for Sisterhood members! If you’re a farmgirl who’s just learning to sew, or you’re teaching someone to sew (maybe as a Farmerette or Young Cultivator Sister Mentor), we designed this apron kit just for you! You’ll find everything you need in the kit … 4 coordinating materials from my Milk Cow Kitchen line, precut for your project; assembly instructions; thread; and decorative button. Choose from two color themes, red or blue. (See product.)

Doesn’t every gardener need a cute harvest apron? Cute, but also practical? Our harvest apron includes instructions for both a single-fabric and a three-fabric gathering apron. It has pockets big enough to hold pie pumpkins, walnuts, apples, carrots ... why, even a zucchini or two. This is a Project F.A.R.M. (First-class American Rural Made) product. All sales of patterns are final. No returns will be allowed. (See product.)

Our Kids' Egg-gathering Apron Pattern is for a single-pocket gathering apron, with one large pocket across the front, allowing kiddos to help gather eggs, veggies, and more. Aprons also include large side pockets. This is a Project F.A.R.M. (First-class American Rural Made) product. All sales of patterns are final. No returns will be allowed. (See product.)

Get Your Sister Hoodie On! Meg is a hoodie aficionado, and a hoodie fussbudget. She went on a mission to come up with a 100% organic hoodie that didn’t cost a fortune and met all her fussy particulars. She wanted it in several different colors to suit her mood and the seasons (she wears a hoodie in all four). She wanted one that wasn’t too heavy and stiff, or too thick and bulky. Those that are partially synthetic, pill over time. (Gross.) Some are too tight or too short in the arms, or baggy going into the... (See product.)

Every woman “needs” a bit of handmade farmgirl cuteness peeking out from underneath her aprons, skirts, dresses, and pinafores. Or for that matter, to wear alone, as is! Sisters, don’t be late to rate “looney” by showing up in a pair of our Raising Jane vintage-style underoos for that romantic rebel-Jane-lacy look or your practical-Jane-doing-laundry look, or even better, the Jane-flower-farmer look. Inventing a pattern for our Sister Loonies took us two months. Why? We wanted a fitted elastic... (See product.)

Perfect for the playfully mischievous farmgirl, our Raising Jane brand of totes, handbags, purses, and diaper bags make an irresistible statement about your spirit and your spunk. This is a Project F.A.R.M. (First-class American Rural Made) product. Our GOOD BOOKIN’ Raising Jane™ is a cotton canvas tote with two natural web shoulder straps. Front pocket is hand-embroidered and fits letter sized paper or spiral binders. ... (See product.)