08/05/2026
The next chapter for Copper Bell Farm—
Copper Bell Farm is closing its doors for the time being, but a beautiful new chapter is beginning right here in Centerville, Indiana! 🥰
We have absolutely loved making handmade soaps, lotions, and baked goods for you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for supporting our small business over the years. You welcomed us into this community and shared in our joy of handmade goods, and we are so grateful for your kindness. 🥹
Truthfully, between homeschooling and running the farm, there are just not enough hours in the day. Farming takes an incredible amount of labor and overhead for very little return. Right now, I need to slow down and prioritize time with my family and my overall well-being. I might revisit this business down the road when life slows down, but for now, my focus is shifting to homesteading just for our own family. If we have anything to spare, we may still stick it in the farmstand, but everything with be cash only and on a first come basis.
Many of you know me as the girl with the dairy sheep, but my roots are actually in hair! I have been a licensed cosmetologist since 2009, and this year I am officially restarting my career behind the chair, and I will be pouring my creative energy into my career as a hairstylist. This path allows me to stay flexible for my family while still serving our community. I would absolutely love to see your familiar faces in my chair! 😍
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Thank you for walking this road with me, and I cannot wait to help you look and feel your best in this next chapter! It’s not necessarily goodbye forever, it’s just goodbye for now. Until then, I’ll see you at the salon! 🩷