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Shaye Elliott
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Host, Homemaker Chic
Texas, Washington
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Biography
Shaye Elliott I am a homesteading enthusiast, a published writer, and director at elliotthomestead.com. My experience in areas such as brand management, graphic design, and photography are valuable additions to our writing team. When I am not writing or publishing anything, I am out gardening in my small farm or cooking. I am also an herbalist, an experience I use to spread the word about sustainable living.
Gardening , Raising Animals , Homesteading , Farming
food, arts
Content
By Shaye Elliott| Cultivating The Beautiful Life@ Hello my dear friends,Every year in my home-state, there’s a much anticipated Tulip Festival. Over eight miles of tulip fields are toured by locals and visitors alike, drawn to the perfect blocks of colors that go on and on and on.
By Shaye Elliott| Cultivating The Beautiful Life@ Walking through the streets of Perugia last month, my trench coat aggressively wrapped around my body as a shield in the cold, I saw an advertisement for photographer Robert Doisneau, who’s work was exhibited in the piazza. The image used to draw in the crowds was very familiar to me - a classic black and white of a busy street in Paris, a man and woman wrapped in a moment all their own.
By Shaye Elliott| Cultivating The Beautiful Life@ My laundry often sits… growing all manner of smells before I can ‘get to it’. I just tossed out a gallon of beautiful chicken-stock that I forgot to use before it went off, buried deep in the back of the cold room. The onions from last years garden are bolted and rotting in my root cellar, and I can’t even begin to talk about the state of the school cabinet. I feel run-ragged with nothing to show for it. It was in our small Italian village, where we spend the month of March, that I found the answer.
Company Info
Homemaker Chic