The Best Things Are Made With Love

vegetable hod

I love Pinterest and this past year I found a vegetable hod for gardening that I wanted this was the inspiration “Vegetable Hod” and when I showed it to my husband he said “It’s a shame I don’t have time to make this for you.”  I had pretty much planned on not getting one this holiday so I was absolutely thrilled!

vegetable hod

So here is a close up picture of my beloved Gardening Vegetable Hod…..the handle is made with old rake handle and the Viking even tucked in all the wire he actually tucked the wire into a groove unlike the inspiration one that is stapled either way will work but he did this so I would not get poked by the wire and he sanded down all of the sides just beautifully.  I’m such a lucky gal!

Also making this yourself with scrap lumber you have around the homestead is a much more “Frugal” adventure as a typical hod online costs about $41.95 but if you make it yourself in this case my husband had all the materials around so it was FREE with the exception of his labor which you never get back out of any project.

I am so appreciative that he took the time to make me this thoughtful handy gardening gift!  So it may be a project you try your hand at as well for the gardener in your life.  The instructions are at the inspiration hod link they are a little different from the one my husband made me.

Merry Christmas Everyone!

Fondly,

 

About Lil' Suburban Homestead

We love to garden, raise chickens, cook, read and all in all run my lil' suburban homestead. We have a passion for living sustainably with the earth which can be challenging at times. We recycle, hang our clothes out on the line and raise some of our own food!
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9 Responses to The Best Things Are Made With Love

  1. Nancy Wolff says:

    Love your veggie hod! You will love using it in your garden!

  2. I agree! The best things are made with love!!!

  3. The best gifts are homemade … they come right from the heart.

  4. Karen, I hope your Christmas time was wonderful and warm….
    You look amazing, and so happy!
    Wish you all the best in this upcoming New Year!
    And again, sorry I haven’t been visiting as often as I wish… but life has gotten crazy here!
    Warm hugs for you and your family!

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  6. Thanks to every single one of you for your very kind words!!!!!….Ewa it was a very merry Christmas! Thanks for your lovely compliments….I know you have been busy! Wishing your beautiful family a happy and healthy new year!

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  8. Rose Petal says:

    Thank you for sharing this, Karen! Now I can’t wait to look at those instructions to see how to make one ourselves!

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