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21 diy newsletters from across the web

The Mud Home Newsletter | Atulya K Bingham | Substack
by Atulya K Bingham
Atulya K Bingham shares practical guidance on natural building, sustainable construction, and off-grid living, drawing from her experience creating a mud home.

Geneva Vanderzeil | Substack
by Geneva Vanderzeil
Geneva Vanderzeil, a maker, inspires resourceful creativity by sharing curated projects, recommendations, and inspirations across crafts, home decor, and recipes.

Rob Ives Workshop Notes
by Rob Ives
Rob Ives Workshop Notes offers regular updates, unique downloadable projects to make, behind-the-scenes design insights, and subscriber-only offers.

perfectly imperfect | molly madfis | Substack
by molly madfis
Former DIY blogger Molly Madfis shares personal anecdotes, home renovation insights, product recommendations, and her family's move to New England.

The Anarchist's Apprentice | Christopher Schwarz | Substack
by Christopher Schwarz
Christopher Schwarz and apprentice Kale Vogt share their unique woodworking journey, documenting their training and experiences in detailed journals.

Singular by Sense of Spencer | Melissa Forbes | Substack
by Melissa Forbes
Interior stylist Melissa Forbes shares English-inspired design ideas, home finds, and styling guides to help readers create stylish, characterful homes on any budget.

Never Sponsored | Christopher Schwarz | Substack
by Christopher Schwarz
Woodworkers Christopher Schwarz and Megan Fitzpatrick provide independent, unsponsored tool reviews, helping furniture makers find quality tools and avoid 'tool-shaped objects.'

Make / Do by Erin Boyle | Substack
by Erin Boyle
Erin Boyle's Make / Do newsletter inspires creative living, thoughtful consumption, and resourcefulness. Discover personal essays, observations, and unique object round-ups from the author of MAKING THINGS.

Barlow Family General
by Barlow Family General
Lou Barlow (Dinosaur Jr.) shares new music from his podcast. Adelle Barlow provides recipes, domestic life, and fiber art.

Jera's Jamboree
by Shaz Goodwin
Jera's Jamboree by Shaz Goodwin offers lifestyle insights. Explore various facets of the lifestyle category.

Nadia Embroidery Newsletter | Substack
by Nadia
Nadia shares insights into the art of embroidery, offering techniques, project ideas, and inspiration for creative stitchers and enthusiasts.

Dani Gherardi’s Newsletter
by Dani Gherardi
Dani Gherardi shares free patterns, tutorials, and discounts, often found on Ravelry. Explore her craft inspiration and community.
All Well Workshop
All Well Workshop's newsletter delivers updates on new products & patterns, exclusive content, and freebies. Get your free Full Moon Bag download!

Sandra Stitches
Sandra Stitches offers easy, unique crochet patterns for all ages, skill levels, and sizes. From Haifa, this former facilitator creates designs that fit well.
Hometalk
Hometalk shares creative home hacks, DIY projects, and upcycling tips. From clever organization to seasonal crafts, it helps transform homes affordably and uniquely.
The Self Sufficient Home Acre
Learn to cultivate self-sufficiency on your home acre. This newsletter guides homeowners on growing food, DIY projects, and sustainable living practices.
The Modern Sewing Co.
The Modern Sewing Co. newsletter explores contemporary sewing techniques, patterns, and sustainable practices for the modern maker.
City Girl Farming Blog
City Girl Farming Blog offers tips, stories, & advice for urban gardening enthusiasts cultivating plants and food in city settings.
The Sewing Machine Newsletter
Dive into the world of sewing machines. This newsletter explores models, maintenance tips, historical insights, and projects for every enthusiast.
Homesteading on the Homefront
Explores applying traditional homesteading principles to modern homes and urban environments, fostering self-sufficiency and sustainable living.

WikiHow
The official WikiHow newsletter delivers practical, step-by-step guides on a diverse range of topics, helping readers learn how to do almost anything.