Granny Plants
Granny Plants
Everything here started as a problem I ran into myself — too much harvest, a canning question at 9pm, a gift that needed a tag. The free ones are below, no email required, no strings. The bigger planners live in the shop and help keep the lights on around here.
One big, one little, zero apron strings to untie. Two sizes, no pattern paper, and a pocket on each for treasures.
Little fabric hats for gifted preserves — a five-minute no-sew version and a reusable elastic version. The best scrap-buster in the sewing room.
One rectangle, two seams, one drawstring. Keeps homemade crust crisp, and pairs perfectly with the gift tags.
The classic hanging clothespin bag on a child-size hanger. Grandma had one — now you do too.
A quilted, insulated cross-wrap carrier for the 9x13 — hotdish stays hot from your oven to the church basement.
Four divided pockets for seeds, snips, twine, and the harvest-photo phone. No curves, no fuss, no trips back to the shed.
The pot that puts a wagonload of winter squash to work — with a creamy soup variation and freezer notes. A gift from Elizabeth.
Cut out, punch a hole, tie with twine. Because a loaf handed over the fence deserves a proper tag.
Materials, cutting dimensions, sewing steps, and the interfold-and-roll trick that makes them cling like a real roll.
One dish drying mat, ten minutes, a genuinely cute basket that fits 3 quart jars. Great for gifting preserves.
A couple more freebies — the Harvest Overload Triage Guide and the "Is This Safe to Can?" Cheat Sheet — live in the shop, free as ever.
For the bigger jobs — planning the garden, tracking the pantry, taming the harvest — there's a full set of printable planners in the shop, plus a bundle if you want the whole toolbox at once.