Thursday, July 25, 2013
Garden Equipment | Carts and Wagons | USA Made the old fashioned way
See how the Amish are still making these heavy duty garden and lawn carts as they were American made in the 1950s and 1960s. They are available online as well as all types of Amish built wagons for kids and garden decor at http://www.cottagecraftworks.com/back-basics-farm-garden-wagons-barrows-c-64_123_87.html
Click on the link below to go to the article.
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Motorized Wheelbarrow
EZ Motorized Wheelbarrow moves up to 10 cubic feet of wet or
dry material over uneven terrain with little effort. One of the only motorized wheelbarrows on the
market using a heavy duty fiberglass
tub.
Powered by a 4 cycled Honda engine capable of being ran
upside, this motorized wheelbarrow uses very few moving parts.
Whether you’re into farming, gardening, own a landscape or small construction business
this 10 cubic foot motorized wheelbarrow will make your hard labor efforts go
more productive with less worker fatigue.
Heavy duty fiberglass tub holds up better than metal or thin
poly tubs when even throwing rocks into it!
38” wide wheelbarrow is a perfect solution to move up to 10
cubic feet of heavy manure, muck, landscape materials, gravel, sand and
concrete out of tight barns, stables and through narrow gates.
Loading height is at 29” for hand shoveling of material.
Double front wheels stabilize the wheelbarrow during lifting
and dumping. Rear trolley wheels allows easy
steering.
USA Amish manufactured in Ohio, only available online at http://www.cottagecraftworks.com/american-garden-tools-motorized-wheel-wheelbarrow-cubic-p-1829.html
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Roller Egg Nesting Boxes | Chicken Nest box
Roller egg nesting boxes are changing the way people are
raising chickens for fresh eggs from commercial poultry operations to a flock
of backyard chickens.
The traditional nest box resembles a regular bird nest lined
with nesting material.
The chickens come in
lays their eggs and then leaves the eggs open in the nest.
One nest maybe used by several chickens so the fragile eggs
are exposed to stepping on them or pecking at them. The general rule of thumb
is to provide one nest box to handle up to 5-6 hens.
Chickens that get a taste of the inside of an egg will
likely become egg eaters and will need to be removed from the flock to keep
them from destroying eggs before they can be harvested.
Roller egg nesting boxes are designed with a front
collection tray. The bottom of the nest
box is covered in a plastic coated wire mesh to protect the eggs as they drop.
As soon as the eggs drop they roll forward into a covered
compartment out of the reach of the chickens until they can be harvested.
Roller egg nesting boxes have many other benefits as well;
- They do not require nesting material. As strange as that sounds the chickens actually become easily trained to lay their eggs in the nest compartment.
- Each roller egg box comes with a training egg. Chickens that are accustomed to nesting materials can be started off in their new roller egg nesting boxes filled with the traditional nest material and then gradually removed to wean them down to no material at all.
- Without nesting material to harbor mites and lice keeping your chickens can enjoy more of a pest free life and likely become more productive.
- The roller egg boxes come with two hanging wall cleats. The entire box can be lifted off and taken outside for washing and disinfecting.
The roller egg nesting boxes known as the Roll-a-way nest
box are Amish made from 26 and 16 gauge galvanized metal.
This is a more substantial nest box using thicker metal than
the others on the market using thinner
gauge metals and plastic parts.
The Amish Roll-a-way nest boxes are only available from
Cottage Craft Works .com in two, four
and eight nest compartment models.
Compartments measure 8” tall 11-1/4” wide and 11-1/2” deep. The four and eight compartment nest boxes
both measure 49” wide and 17” deep, while the two compartment is only 24-1/2”
wide.
Cottage Craft Works is a unique online country store
featuring many heavy duty Amish made products for the home, garden farm and
ranch.
Friday, July 12, 2013
History of vintage lighting before electricity
A history of vintage lighting before electricity from candles to oil, kerosene and gas lighting.
Purchase reproduction oil and gas lights at http://www.cottagecraftworks.com/home-goods-self-sufficient-living-c-42_125.html
Labels:
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kerosene lamps,
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Pie Maker | Pies | Pie Crust | Easy Pies | Meat Pies | Fry Pie Machine
An economical commercial grade mini pie maker priced for the
home or small commercial kitchen.
While most commercial grade pie makers will set you back nearly a $1000 or more the Little Pie Maker from Cottage Craft Works http://www.cottagecraftworks.com is
priced at half the cost.
This is no light weight either, made of heavy cast aluminum powder coated base
and food grade aluminum dies this little pie machine stays in place on the
counter top as you set load and crank uniformed cut and crimped 3-1/2” X 5”
dough pies.
The Little Pie Maker was replicated from an antique model and then developed
and made in the Amish communities.
The Amish make things to last for their own
use, but do so without a lot of commercial and corporate overhead. The cost of their products compared to the
quality is simply amazing.
Unlike other pie makers on the market there’s no support
bars to get in the way. Wide open work
area is easy to pass through and clean.
Large food pocket can be filled with different cultural meat
mixes or fruits. Pies can be fried or
baked and then glazed or served unglazed.
The Little Pie Maker is perfect for large families to make
up and freeze different meant and fruit pies for quick microwave meal.
The Little Pie Maker is in use in pizzerias, bakeries,
catering shops and restaurants.
View more about The Littler Pie Maker and watch a video at http://www.cottagecraftworks.com/food-processor-pie-maker-pie-dough-pie-crust-turnover-machine-p-1447.html
Cottage Craft Works is a unique on line store filled with
all types of high quality products for the home, farm, garden and kitchen.
The Little Pie Maker is just one of the many unique products
that you will find that is Amish USA made.
Kitchen | Sinks | Stainless Steel | Dish Racks | Drain Board
Heavy duty Amish made kitchen sink stainless drain broad earns high customer reviews.
This stainless drain board has become one of the most popular
items for this online back-to-basics general store.
Drains 100% of all dish water directly back into the kitchen sink.
Cottage Craft Works at http://www.cottagecraftworks.com
has been carrying an Amish all stainless
steel tilted drain board for several years.
The Amish made drain board has become extremely popular
because it’s commercial grade quality.
Many customers have searched for years for a heavy duty
quality made drain board. Many have
shared appreciation for offering such a quality made product.
This is the only
drain board made of commercial grade stainless steel that can be found on the
Internet for home use.
The drain board is made from 22ga 304 USA Stainless
Steel. Rolled edges prevent sharp edges
and welded corners for years of dish drying.
Drain board measures 20-1/2 x 18-1/4 and tilts from 2-1/2 down
to the sink. Custom sizes can also be
made to order to fit almost any kitchen configuration from side drain or front drain.
No need to be embarrassed with company seeing your dish rack
either. This impressive stainless drain
board fits right at home with the most elegant stainless steel kitchens.
The standard drain board offers a large work space to hold a
standard dish rack (not included) with ample space to still dry long handle
kitchen utensils on the side.
The tilted work area also doubles as a sink extension to
wash and drain vegetables.
The large drying surface is perfect to air dry commercial pots
and pans while keeping granite counter tops, cabinet fronts and kitchen floors
dry.
This unique online store offers an emporium of hard to find
practical items for the home, garden, farm and ranch.
Direct link to the drain board is http://www.cottagecraftworks.com/canning-equipment-stainless-steel-kitchen-sink-drain-board-p-624.html
Labels:
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Sunday, July 7, 2013
Using sticks, logs and other natural materials for garden supports and trellises
Use all natural materials to build garden supports and trellises in small and large garden spots.
http://lizstevens.hubpages.com/_1u9mpimfdt8jz/hub/Gardening-Garden-Plants-Building-Natural-Trellises-Supports
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Country Store | General Store | Old Fashioned | Country Home | Products
Cottage Craft Works .com brings back the old fashioned
products that you might remember from the old country store visits.
The old fashioned country store was the main stop for a
Saturday trip to town.
It was the one place that as a kid you enjoyed browsing the
glass jars filled with liquorish and hard candies.
A bottle of pop could be had for just a nickel, and the
cracker barrel was always open for a quick snack.
Dad was always glued
to the new shot guns and hunting gear.
That brown hunting jacket with the patch elbow protectors and extra
pockets would come in handy for the upcoming hunting season.
He would always end
up at the meat and cheese country to take home fresh sliced meats, today it
would be a huge hunk of thick sliced bologna, 1 lb blocks of different cheeses,
and a slab of bacon.
Mom always toured the fabric isle as she headed over to the
dry goods and garden tool section. The
Planet Junior hand push cultivators, sure looked fine.
As she stood in front of the sewing section her hand
would brush over the top of the new treadle sewing machines as if she was
sending a mental thought over to dad that perhaps this might make a great
Christmas gift, but then she would always turned to the mixers behind her as if
she couldn't really decide.
It was decided before we left the house that this day would
be when we would take home the new set of wash tubs along with a yard and a
half of fabric to make Anna a new Sunday dress.
The old wash tubs had been passed down from our grandparents
and the one tub sprung a leak that dad just couldn't keep them sealed. Anna had just out grown her current dress.
These are the mental images that many may have remember of
the Old Country Store or what others called The General Store.
It was a place where people could find almost anything for
the home, farm, or ranch. From home
gardening, canning, and making home cooked breads and jams. The old country store had it all.
Amazingly they were not that big, but the shelves would be
packed from floor to ceiling with merchandise.
In fact there were ladders on rolling racks down both sides
of floor to ceiling oak cabinets.
As a kid you would want to jump on and take a ride down the rails when no one was looking, but never could seem to pull that one off in such as wide open space.
As a kid you would want to jump on and take a ride down the rails when no one was looking, but never could seem to pull that one off in such as wide open space.
Most of the food items that were bought and sold were just
the staples needed to take home to cook and bake from scratch.
The home garden supplied the fresh vegetables, excess
vegetables were canned and stored away
for the winter months.
Chickens provided fresh eggs and when the hens became past their
prime would end up in the stew pot.
Fresh milk was as close as the morning walk out to the barn,
and fresh meat would come by slaughter or wild game.
Back at the country store a kerosene can would be filled for
the oil lamps, and another can would be filled with white gasoline for the
clothing iron and Coleman lanterns used for outside chores after dark.
The old country store today is mostly gone but not
forgotten. It was a time and era where
things like the old wash tubs were just made to last for generations.
Planed obsolescence was not even in the thoughts of
manufactures. Plastics hadn't even been
invented. Products were either made of
wood, metal, or ceramic.
Cast metal was used for kitchen mixers, with stainless steel
mixer blades and whisk. Galvanized metal
used for buckets and wash tubs.
Even the kids toys were made of either wood or metal. Hunting calls and gun stocks were also made
of wood.
There’s a real feeling of wanting to turn back time for many
who want to escape back into this early era of time when self-sufficiency was the way of
life.
Even if it’s a desire to live more healthy self sufficient
or to decorate a country style home, these old vintage products that use to
line the shelves and walls of an old country store are in high demand.
While the old country store is no longer a source
back-to-basics online stores like Cottage Craft Works .com are fulfilling the
self sufficient living dreams for many.
With over 5000 products of everything under the sun for the
home, garden, farm and ranch people can once again find the type of stuff that
was all American made just like it was in the early to mid 1900s.
Many of the items like the Singer treadle sewing and Hoosier
cabinets are reproductions of the originals.
The blue stripe pottery crocks, bowels, and churns are still
made in a small family owned business. Each item is hand turned and fired just
like it would have been made in the early times.
Self sufficient kitchen products include all the popular
hand crank kitchen gadgets from that era and new Amish made hand crank mixers
that are powerful enough to make several loafs of bread at a time.
American made garden tools include four styles of hand push
cultivators from the past, including a reproduction of the famous Planet Junior
Cultivators that were considered the Cadillac of garden cultivators ever made.
If you just need some new replacement cultivator handles to
fix up granddads old cultivator you will find them at Cottage Craft Works as
well as many other replacement parts for ice cream freezers, Heller Aller water
pumps, Aermotor Windmills, and so much more.
Off-grid living products such as hand water pumps, solar panels
and even a wind powered air compressor are available.
Cottage Craft Works carries the ever popular roller egg
chicken nesting boxes made of thick galvanized metal. As the chickens lay their eggs they actually roll
forward into a protected compartment until they can be picked up.
You can still purchase the old fashioned oil and gas lights,
as well as butane and gasoline clothes irons.
If you're into horse and tack Cottage Craft Works carries Amish
made bridles, harnesses, and pads. You
can also purchase buggies and wagons or just the hardware kits to build a pony
cart or a wagon box.
The authentic Amish buggy lap robes are very popular for
anything outdoors from camping to fall and winter outdoor ballgames.
The buggy and wagon seats are very popular for either a working wagon or for bench seating. You can purchase the complete seats or the
hardware kits to build your own.
If hunting is your joy, you will find one of the largest
selections of Amish made hunting and game calls on the market.
Replacement gun stocks are a specialty as well as both leather,
nylon custom holsters and gun cases.
For rugged outdoor gear Dan’s hunting gear offers some of
the toughest coats, chaps, and bibs made of 420 denier briarproof nylon.
So log on to www.cottagecraftworks.com
and sit back for a trip in time back to the old country store.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
Solid Wood Sewing Machine Cabinets | Best Buys | Sewing Cabinets
Our Amish built sewing cabinets made from solid hardwoods are a real bargain compared to the particle board cabinets being sold.
Check out both and compare before you buy. Read more about the differences by viewing my Hub on Hub Pages at the link below.
http://lizstevens.hubpages.com/_1u9mpimfdt8jz/hub/-Sewing-Cabinet-Solid-Wood-Sewing-Room-Furniture-Organization
See our selection of Amish sewing cabinets including our very popular reproduction Singer Treadle sewing cabinets. www.cottagecraftworks.com
Check out both and compare before you buy. Read more about the differences by viewing my Hub on Hub Pages at the link below.
http://lizstevens.hubpages.com/_1u9mpimfdt8jz/hub/-Sewing-Cabinet-Solid-Wood-Sewing-Room-Furniture-Organization
See our selection of Amish sewing cabinets including our very popular reproduction Singer Treadle sewing cabinets. www.cottagecraftworks.com
Labels:
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Hand Pumps | Water | Wells | Windmill Pumps | Windmills
USA Made hand water well pumps and windmills are still pumping fresh water in remote locations where electricity is not available. They also make a wonderful water backup during power outages.
Read more about the different types of water well pumps and windmill applications at the link below.
http://lizstevens.hubpages.com/_1u9mpimfdt8jz/hub/Hand-Pump-Water-Well-Pitcher-Deep-Well-Pumps
Water well pumps and windmills can still be purchased at www.cottagecraftworks.com
Read more about the different types of water well pumps and windmill applications at the link below.
http://lizstevens.hubpages.com/_1u9mpimfdt8jz/hub/Hand-Pump-Water-Well-Pitcher-Deep-Well-Pumps
Water well pumps and windmills can still be purchased at www.cottagecraftworks.com
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well pumps,
windmill pumps,
windmills
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Sewing Cabinets | Hardwood | Solid Wood | Custom Made | High End
Before you buy a sewing cabinet do your homework. You can purchase a high end Amish custom made
sewing cabinet at the same price or cheaper than particle board.
There’s just no comparison in the quality craftsmanship of
an Amish sewing cabinet to what is being sold in sewing machine stores.
The prices being asked for particle board sewing cabinets
just doesn't make any sense at all, except it’s being made for a niche group.
Compared to the same quality of a particle board desk in an
office supply store to these particle board sewing cabinet price point just doesn't match up.
You can purchase a solid wood desk for this type of money
and in fact you can purchase an Amish solid wood oak sewing cabinet at or below
this amount as well.
At Cottage Craft Works .com we offer Amish sewing cabinets starting
at around $1600 up to under $2500 for the most deluxe cabinet with serger lift
and stowage compartment.
Even with freight delivery we can place a custom made future
family heirloom in your sewing room for what you would have purchased in
particle board laminate cabinet for.
Amish sewing cabinets still use old world dove tail drawer construction
with full extension high end drawer pull outs.
Particle board cabinet drawers are butt jointed glued and stapled.
Doors are built with rail and panel construction instead of
being pressed molded and covered with a plastic cover. You can even select from four door styles.
Hardware is still mortised into the wood instead of just
screwed on the top.
Accessories trays and spool racks are made of wood on pull
out slides instead of cheap plastic screwed on the back of the doors.
Do your own home work.
Shop the particle board cabinets and then compare to our solid wood
cabinets. www.cottagecraftworks.com
Labels:
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Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Self Sufficient Living, how to get started, what it means
See our Hub Page article on self sufficient living basics on getting started toward self sufficiency.
http://lizstevens.hubpages.com/_1u9mpimfdt8jz/hub/Self-Sufficient-Living-Green-Living-Going-Off-Grid-Sustainable-Living#comment-11984230
Find over 5000 old fashioned products including books on all types of Amish self sustaining living at www.cottagecraftworks.com
http://lizstevens.hubpages.com/_1u9mpimfdt8jz/hub/Self-Sufficient-Living-Green-Living-Going-Off-Grid-Sustainable-Living#comment-11984230
Find over 5000 old fashioned products including books on all types of Amish self sustaining living at www.cottagecraftworks.com
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