Split Field Farm

Split Field Farm Welcome to Split Field Farm! Split by a country road, our homestead focuses on happy sheep, raw honey, small-batch farm goods, and artisan crafts.

Follow along for pasture updates, artisan crafts, and farm-to-table updates! 🌾🐑

☀️ Early morning walk with my friend Shelly at Split Field Farm. We’ve been eyeing the elderberry bushes along our path ...
08/09/2026

☀️ Early morning walk with my friend Shelly at Split Field Farm. We’ve been eyeing the elderberry bushes along our path for weeks, and finally today there was enough for a first harvest!

📌 What is your favorite elderberry product to make or buy?! I plan on making elderberry gummies!

This mother! These babies!
07/29/2026

This mother! These babies!

This is our first time hatching eggs from a hen. In the past, we bought chicks or used an incubator.  Both have pros and...
07/28/2026

This is our first time hatching eggs from a hen. In the past, we bought chicks or used an incubator. Both have pros and cons, but the biggest pro is seeing a momma love on and raise her babies. No heat lamps,
No special chick feed, no special brooder coop to protect them.

07/25/2026

We like to lamb in March. Winter lambing is tough on the ewes, the lambs, and the farmer. Today, we separated our big ram, Hondo, from the ewes. We brought over 2 young rams to keep him company. We will add some more next month.

Besides the beautiful arrangement from Tracy, the rest of this was put together with little bits growing randomly on our...
07/06/2026

Besides the beautiful arrangement from Tracy, the rest of this was put together with little bits growing randomly on our property.

Tracy taught me that the world can call it a w**d, but if you do good things with it, it can be beautiful.

What are other things society casts off as "w**ds" but when loved and nurtured, can you be beautiful?

Fresh cut flowers.I'm taking inspiration from my friend, Tracy. She comes up with these beautiful arrangements from bits...
07/05/2026

Fresh cut flowers.

I'm taking inspiration from my friend, Tracy. She comes up with these beautiful arrangements from bits and pieces of her yard.

The yellow arrangement is mine. The red, pink is Tracy's.

It is finished!My favorite part is the stitching on the binding.Now, to move on to summer projects. Honeysuckle abatemen...
07/02/2026

It is finished!

My favorite part is the stitching on the binding.

Now, to move on to summer projects. Honeysuckle abatement, clearing the lake dam to prevent leaks from roots and i want to learn to make bar soap.

Quilt progress uodateThe binding is mostly attached. I need to watch a video on how to join the ends. Do that and then f...
07/02/2026

Quilt progress uodate

The binding is mostly attached. I need to watch a video on how to join the ends. Do that and then fluo and sew down the binding on the front.

It is looking reasonable to finish today.

What did I learn yesterday? Most people know quilting involves a lot of cutting and sewing, but the IRONING! Lots of time behind the iron. I got a new-ish iron because mine got all gunked up and kept spreading the gunk on the nice clean quilt. My local thrift store had a beauty of one new in box for $20. This iron is FANTASTIC!

Quilt progress update.Broken glasses and binding strips.I was able to finish sewing down the back of the last sashing st...
07/01/2026

Quilt progress update.

Broken glasses and binding strips.

I was able to finish sewing down the back of the last sashing strip. It was in the center of the quilt, so it was extremely hard. My glasses are a casualty of trying to relieve some weight by putting the quilt over my shoulder.

I cut the binding. I decided to use 2.5-inch strips. They are all sewn together, and now I'm ironing them in half.

Quilt progress uodateAll the rows are joined. I have the back of one row to sew down the sashing and then start making t...
07/01/2026

Quilt progress uodate

All the rows are joined. I have the back of one row to sew down the sashing and then start making the binding.

The pulling from the weight of the quilt is massive. It makes my seams wonky with lots of puckers.

I have decided the value of a homemade quilt is 100% underestimated.

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