Why I Left.. First Days Back Home In The Mountains

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[@kaceyharms3135]

I get such a kick out of Logan’s love of your cooking. What a sweet man to appreciate the small but necessary things of life.

[@monikacarless_wordwitch]

He's always so appreciative and expressive!

[@gail7998]

He's a jewel!

[@riverramblings4843]

He's the best!

[@larilarit0]

Hes soo sweet and enthusiastic

[@purseypurslane]

Actually I've never met a healthy guy who didn't love and appreciate a good homecooked meal, and we all know Isabel is a chef extraordinaire. So nothing unusual or special about his good appetite!

[@maryshelly5147]

I am so happy to you both are back home. I have really missed the calm, the cold and the incredible beauty of the landscape.

[@elliottmanning]

And it looks like Blackie the cat is happy to be home again!!!

[@antonboludo8886]

The best part is that area is cold enough, but not super absurdly cold.

[@dianam5091]

I’ve been waiting for them to come back home too 💜

[@Sammowrimo]

Welcome home! And listen, you aren’t failing at making clothes, you’re experimenting. There’s no such thing as failure, everything is a learning experience and that’s how you get better ❤

[@Nelferch]

Yes, it involves a lot of skills to do the design, pattern cutting and also sewing.. In clothing design companies a separate person does each of those things as their whole job!

[@antonboludo8886]

That is correct : no one is an instant expert at anything.

[@joyadams507]

Welcome home!

[@kflecha1]

Isabel is so inspiring it’s nice to see her back home ❤

[@CarnevalOne]

If there is no failure, can there be success?

[@suzieflo]

Oh my gosh I didn't realise how much I missed your tiny house content. This is so comforting. Thank you. 💜

[@richwhitaker1506]

Isabel, you make a snow filled landscape feel warm and cozy as you go about doing various tasks around the farm. Spring will soon return.

[@HenrikBruhnMusic]

Everything about your videos is so pleasing….the sounds of a knife cutting through an onion or the sounds from the bonfire. The colours are so vibrant, your voice sharing your emotions! It all just makes me feel good and hopefull….So thank you so much - hope you will never stop! ❤️

[@fujilee3255]

Thank you Isabel for sharing all those moments of your life for over three years. I am so grateful of you. 🙏🏼

[@mamaBadger0712]

Your comment about being scared to try new things made me think of a quote my grandmother used to say to me when I was little, “what would you be willing to try if you knew you would not fail.” This quote still resonates w me now that I’m in my 40’s.

[@JillBrewerVideos]

Isabel, you are NOT afraid to try anything, and look how GOOD you are at EVERYTHING: building own house and studio; gardening; making music; traveling; yoga; and yes, making your own clothes! Btw, I have your cookbook and love it. I have been making your recipes, and can say you are a great cook too.

[@JillBrewerVideos]

And how could I forget to mention cinematography and video making? A++ ⭐️

[@theMermaidRhonda]

Glad to see you back home. As far as sewing goes, using patterns is good! I've been sewing for thirty years and use them all the time. If you want to try designing your own clothes, use patterns as a guide and just modify them. It helps give you an idea of the sizing and how the pieces should go together and you can also mix up pattern pieces from different patterns. I think you're doing great, especially being a relatively new sewist. Just keep practicing and you'll get there. I'm still learning new things even after sewing all these years..:)

[@daswitchling]

I feel you. Traveling through such vastly different worlds made me strongly appreciate the place I called home even though this was the place I ran away from in the beginning. Now I still love to travel but I also love coming back to the place I learned to call home.

[@elizabethpope1232]

It is a really good feeling you get after traveling and return home with a greater appreciation of what you have. It’s good nourishment for the soul and brings out your creativity from what you have learned through your travels. 💯Peace

[@angellawalker4948]

I always love to see Logans expression when he tries Isabel's food. Love you guys❤

[@MRHelena]

I’m always so happy when the notification pops up, your videos bring me so much comfort and joy. So glad you arrived safely Isabel. You’re my favourite human being on the planet, thank you so much 💛 Let me add that I’m very excited for all the new projects and ideas that you have in mind. Even in the days where you’ll feel like you can’t do it, we all are going to patiently wait and be right by your side.

[@olgixgame]

My grandma used to saw most of the clothes for her kids back when my country had nothing in stores. She went for these weekend classes in town and first learned how to use patterns there and the basics, and later would get new patterns from magazines or experiment on her own. She even made my aunt's prom outfit. There really is no limit for what we can do if we set our minds to it! She still loves sawing and is doing it everyday! Thanks for a great video, loved the travelling but missed the tiny house content, too!

[@leedelee3305]

Aww that’s so cute she would make all the childrens clothes!

[@olgixgame]

@@leedelee3305 yeah it was, now she making clothes for dolls for her granddaughters 😅

[@leedelee3305]

@@olgixgame That is so sweet!!

[@caja2555]

Does anybody else love the sound of walking on snow as much as I do? This is such an amazing and lovely sound, I dont know why 😅

[@tatertots-n-soup]

me me me

[@nandi7528]

Yess!! I looooove the sound also ❤

[@susannakeenan4069]

I love the sound of chopping vegetables.

[@Edited356]

It's great to see you two back home and to see your video! The tiny home may not be all that you need in winter but the fireplace is warm, the home cooking, the flat bread, the food looks delicious. You have a great set up, separate work place, building for your music and your sewing, hobbies. Having sewn some of my own dresses and shirts growing up I can say that sewing is a wonderfully creative skill. I learned from my family. My mothers gone now but she was talented at sewing. Having learned to sew in school, she sewed her brides maids dresses for her wedding & our dress clothes over the years, was fast at getting projects done. My sister still sews for ladies. It's all about the measurements. Your dresses & outfits Isabel look beautiful on you! The natural dying of fabric with colors from berries from the forest is such an inspiration. You can probably find courses & ideas on line to further your sewing projects.

[@livelikeliz]

Welcome home, Isabel! It must be such a change to go from the sun and beach all the way back to winter wonderland just as spring is about to start. It all has its own beauty though - thank you so much for sharing it with us! I think we are often scared of trying something new because it forces us to acknowledge that we might fail. But being able to accept that we will probably fail at first and that only practice makes perfect is what helps us grow in the end. Sending much love ❤

[@Daydreameruk]

I’ve realised just how much I missed watching and connecting with hearing the knife chop the veggies. To see the bread stages, to watch the steam rise from the pots. I’ve really missed that. Thankyou for coming back.

[@annavoytenko]

I find coziness and comfort in watching your movies. 🌕🌨☕And a big YES - "I really didn't know how much I missed being home until I got here." It's the same as you never know how much you love/need smth until you lose it.

[@BeingArtful]

I was relieved to hear you're gad to be home! I thought you had tired of being there altogether and didn't know where or what to do with your life. You're blessed to have an art studio and to live in a peaceful place.

[@Lythimayanh]

😍😍😍😍

[@windsofthewest2164]

I am happy to be back home with you, I am loving the red Cape you look like Red riding hood! I am always astonished at how much work it takes to get the basics taken care of but you always are up for the challenge, making the most wonderful meals and your tortillas or flat bread looks delicious! Sewing is an amazing skill and one not many in this day and age learn. Your skills are stellar and it is also so nice to see Black happy at home again. Winter is almost over and I hope you can get new pipes in soon! Love you Logan and Black so Much! And thank you for the early post!

[@franzi.outdoors]

Isabel - I just want to express how much I love your videos! You are truly my favorite videographer and storyteller out there - your shots are so raw and simple but yet so perfectly composed and put together. I love how you can just talk about random topics for 20 Seconds which hit so deep and make me ponder and journal about for 3 more days ❤️ you are so gifted and I’m so grateful that I found you on social media. The algorithm seems to force the same style and Songs on everyone and it’s so uplifting to watch you on your own path - creating art rather than content. I really really hope that you’ll start a podcast so I can be inspired by you even more! Thanks for being such an inspiration and for sharing your art with the world 💛

[@ehpeachylove]

Dearest Isabel and Logan it was so wonderful to see your post and that you’ve arrived safely back at the farm. You both look really good. It is always good to get home after being away from home. The serenity and peace you have surrounding you is so special in a world that is full of chaos and noise. You saw beautiful places but nothing beats where you live. Logan has such appreciation for your. cooking, it puts a smile on my face every time. You meals always look amazing. Black is very happy to be back home too. Take care and enjoy each day. ❤❤❤

[@harmoniousnaturetherapy10]

You trip was so beautiful & inspiring but your cozy home videos are what I look forward to every weekend. I get excited looking forward to your new video! I make my coffee & sip while I enjoy watching your life! ❤

[@lv21987]

So glad to see you happy again about being at the tiny house! Your happiness about home and your mountains is inspiring and contagious.

[@leahbeenz2537]

When I see Black, it makes me sad, cause I really miss the other sweet black and white cat that would follow you everywhere in the house, garden and open fields. I hope his little spirit watches over you❤️🐾

[@desratlinda8639]

Same here..Now I feel even sadder since you mentioned that, 😥

[@GalacticFrequencies]

What happens to the other kitty?

[@josie4peace]

Makes me sad, too. Black has been alone a lot lately without Isabel and Logan. I keep wondering how she's adjusting. I think she needs a stable home life not going to and fro so often. I don't know. Just caring so much about Black is all.

[@josie4peace]

@@GalacticFrequencies White went missing and never came back :((((

[@TheNoonie50]

Girl, you have MAD skills! You must have tried new things again and again, so pushing through those fears has really worked for you! There's no place like home.

[@kestrelfeather]

So nice to see you back home again. Like you I only have a cold water tap here in my cabin. Lately I've been lazy, only washing a few dishes under the cold tap water, without soap, until my hands are too cold and uncomfortable. Your cooking, baking, flat bread, etc. is so good. Good for you to have those feelings about sewing. Gandhi said "man's greatest invention has been the sewing machine". Gandhi apparently made his clothes on his sewing machine. Today, March 12th, it finally feels like spring is just around the corner. The snow in the field and orchard around my cabin is finally getting soft and there are few bare patches here and there. Maybe by April I'll be out in the garden planting that first crop of peas. Enjoy your spring! Cheers from B.C.!

[@bru-ra]

I am resting today, so I've happily invested my time to catch up and watched seven of your last videos, and let me tell you - I feel so peaceful, so nourished, so warm, so full. Just genuinely joyfully calm, and I am so grateful to you for providing this space of peace and comfort. Sending you hugs and some early spring sunshine rays ❤️🌞

[@danielledegeorge2129]

Mexico was beautiful but I'm so happy you're home! I love that you're jamming to Blue Moon! My mamma used to sing that to me when I was little. Don't worry about sewing skills, you're really good at it! My grandmother taught me how to sew and the older I get the more I realize a pattern is sometimes really important. It's all about learning how to make your own patterns. It took me 20 yrs to learn that lol. I'm looking forward to a wonderful summer with you Isabel! God bless!!!!

[@michaelwilliams7481]

Hi Isabel, it's good to see you both safely back home. - you may not think your dressmaking skills are not very good, but your cooking skills make up for it. You can't live without food. Stay safe, love from Mike. ❤

[@luckywarriorakabonnies.1855]

Your videos are so calming and inspiring for even an old goat like me to try new things or to reach for rebreathing life back into stuff I used to do that I was good at. I just love watching your down to earth simplicity of life in it's natural beauty. Thank you! As always sending vibes of blessings and love for your continued adventure through this life. Keep smiling, keep being you and keep inspiring and remember to take time for yourself to rejuvenate. Just love watching you and Logan together.

[@deadliestjaguar561]

Infact, everything isabel does can be described as wonderful. Whether ignite the stove through preparing firewood. Or ripping coffee on the snow, ending by preparing delicious food. And if you live there with isabel, of course you are going to feel good. Ali hammoud, from lebanon.

[@lawrencelee2599]

I’m a Tacoma kid born, and raised in Washington, and I’ve traveled around but never left. The beauty of the mountains, ocean, lakes, rivers, forests are home. Your videos show just how beautiful the state is. Keep up the good work. Work Hard, Play Hard!

[@laraloopz]

I knew this was in WA but I’ve always wondered what area the landscapes she shows are in!

[@kajuncourier]

Buy a couple of Galvanized buckets and haul water inside. Way easier and WARMER to do as I suggested. You could also get the container for water with spigot to have as usable drinking, cooking water. Work smarter not harder. Could also get drinking water hose, (INSULATE) whole hose into house and run it inside with a faucet end. Could cap off busted pipe end somewhere and run insulated hose through same opening where water line ran.

[@hingekeeled]

It was so nice to see you being excited for coming back and feeling the wintery vibes with all the snow. I am living in the north Europe and getting so tired of the snow and coldness for months. So it was a good contrast :)

[@bonriver9420]

So glad to see you back in your cozy home. The snowy landscape is so beautiful. I love all of the seasons and winter is one of my favourites. The cold air is so refreshing to breathe in. Spring is my absolute favourite; I love watching all of the new growth taking place and the colour of green in the Spring is so different than the green in summer. Black looks happy to be back home as well. What a sweet kitty. I use to sew a lot in my younger years but have not done it for a very long time. I love watching you learn this important skill. I think your sewing is coming along quite nicely. You will be an expert before you know it. Those beets looked so delicious and your dinner looked yummy. Loved the look on Logan's face when he bit into the bread. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

[@gigisielaff]

snow over beaches, no way. i feel for you on the deep anxiety you experience traveling. traveling is a passion for me. i love meeting new people and experiencing new cultures. it never gets old. at least you have a wonderful tiny home, boyfriend family and your animals to love on and enjoy.

[@EmilyWard]

I was really looking forward to her traveling on her own after Logan left which I think she said was the original plan, but I think that's just a sign that I need to plan a trip for myself!

[@ashandblake]

See, I was happy to see her back in the mountains. To me, the snow capped mountains, tall pine trees, fresh water streams seems more appealing than all the other places she went! They all have their own beauty though.

[@felinafelicity7326]

your cinematography has improved so much over the last years! I feel gifted to have found you in this youtube universe 🌞🥰🌻

[@brianmurphy-ov5jb]

here's the real Isabel kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGm0goxqn62kiM0

[@SaYeager]

You could use a tractor with at least a blade and preferably a snowblower. or at least pick up a couple of used snowmobiles but with electric start and reverse both are very important.

[@donnabaardsen5372]

Welcome home! And so wonderful to see Black. She must be so glad you're back, too.

[@josie4peace]

I was thinking Black must be glad, too, to be back with them. 😻

[@Metaphoreign]

It really helps if you want to design clothes to have a dress form so you can play around with piecing stuff together and experiment with draping etc. I think you would have sooo much fun with one!

[@cyberooshy]

So glad to see you doing well. I'm so happy to see you happy to come back the farm 🤗🕊️ I love any adventures you go on. You might think about to get a used snow mobile or 4 wheeler & you can drag the whole load to the house🕊️

[@wendyeesue]

Isabel always knows which vegetables to mix together for a meal that looks so healthy and good looking enough to eat. I know i could stay on those meals everyday..I struggle. Keep posting more so this grandma can get healthy

[@deborahmarion9038]

Welcome Home Isabel! Watching your videos is like a warm hug. Although it’s always fun to watch your adventures no matter where you travel, there is something about the tiny home, fires outside in the snow and watching you cook that is so comforting. Thank you for that. ❤

[@kaylamccormick53]

We were in Oaxaca at the same time visiting some local ceramic artists! What a lovely part of Mexico. I would agree that our digestion was pretty out of whack when we got back, but it was so good to come home to the cold fresh mountains in Montana. I love to travel but I really love to cook in my little kitchen. Your travel series was great - looking forward to more!

[@raymondburlage6927]

Great to have you both back home. Take care and be safe.

[@luannedimaggio7025]

You never appreciate home until you leave. But coming home is like a big hug. Traveling is the best, but home grounds us to our soul.

[@sunkissedchaos]

love this! so true

[@kckazcoll1]

lovely atmospheric video as always! I've been sewing for over 50 years and still feel challenged by certain projects. Fitting is the hardest. I have gotten better at hacking patterns together and drafting my own facings and recently a collar for a vintage style dress. It is a constant learning journey :)

[@jimfisk4474]

Hey you all around lady and your guy sir Galahad. I'm glad you're back in the forest at home Isabel and Logan. I love cats and why don't you get about a half a dozen. Love seeing the black one flit around. I wish I could taste some of your food. Logan and you fit together like gloves. Those indoor and outdoor fires you make are neat. Thanks much you two and catch you next time, bye.

[@barbraallbritton4222]

Welcome home Isabel and Logan❤ glad to see black kitty too🐾🐾! Nothing better than coming home after being away for so long. This snow in March has been fun. Blessings and much Aloha 🙏💜🌎☮️🌎💜🙏☕️

[@shoop5959]

I'm so glad you're home! I was worried about you two when more time than usual had lapsed without a video. Such a beautiful place to home to! Enjoy it!

[@dekotahrunninghorse9372]

Your amazing!! Welcome home to you both! So good to see you back home. Your cooking is amazing ! I love all your projects and I agree sewing is a great thing to know. Wishing you all the very best. Sending you abundant prayers and blessings. Thank you for this video and all you do and share!!!❤

[@KristenMcNamara]

I live on an island in the Caribbean and it’s so important for me to travel, you’re right there is nothing like coming home. Leaving is important to revive the feelings of new again. I have missed your from home videos but also enjoy your travels ❤

[@GGFan]

The thumbnail of this video is iconic: Isabel is holding the lamp to guide us and herself. She is such an inspiring guide. -- Isabel changed the thumbnail today, the last I liked much more as described before.

[@dianehess3706]

Dear friend, making your own clothes takes time and practice. Also, knowing about different kinds of fabric and how they can be used and understanding how to sew is very important. You’re experimenting and learning as you try. The only failure is in not trying and giving up. It’s all a mindset. Keep on sewing! I’m cheering you on 🥰. Thank you for sharing! Your friend Diane ❤

[@nadiamulhall243]

A great resource for learning to design your own clothes is a book called Sewing Love by Sanae Ishida. In the book she instructs you how to make a sloper - which is basically a flat pattern version of your own body. From there you can use the sloper to make your own pattern designs. Happy sewing!

[@dizzybee4875]

It’s great that you have so much interest in dressmaking. My mother was a tailor & she taught us all sewing skills. Here’s some tips; use paper piecing as patterns without a seam allowance, from clothes you already have, European pattern books like Burda use this method, it fits the body much better. Label them & store in ziplock plastic bags. The cutting out part of sewing is the most important step, using as much of the fabric & correct placement of the pieces so that the stretch/ease always goes around the body width wise. The second most important step in sewing is to always iron your seams as you go, this will ensure a professional look when finished, especially important for cottons/linens you’re using. If you really want to sew fast(kids clothes) especially with stretch fabrics you’ll need a serger with differential feed. The better servers are the ones that also do a cover stitch which is the flat seam on all stretch materials. You can get secondhand factory sewing machines & sergers which sew very fast, home sewing machines get worn out quickly when you’re sewing all the time, I’ve been thru a few. Have fun with that endeavour.👍

[@florangelahinckley8455]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us, I live very similar life to yours in the middle of the forest, had 4-5 feet of snow this winter,it was kind of hard to be surrounded by such a huge amount and waiting patiently to be able to get out

[@dannyvanalstine5748]

So very glad you enjoyed your vacation. I enjoy all of your vedios and look forward to them every week. Welcome back home. and happy you are safe. sometimes i wish i could have a place like yours away from the city and noise. just enjoying nature and the piece and quiet. You are such a lovely human being, Woman.

[@MsDancingDarling]

I've been learning to sew this year for similar reasons. Still using patterns, but I've got 2.5 new dresses and I'm so proud of each of them (even with their flaws). It's so fulfilling.

[@MrRKWRIGHT]

Good morning Isabel. Excellent video with superb production values (as always). I'm so glad you're doing well and back in the mountains. Thanks so much for your inspirational videos, the the yoga the celebrations, the drinking from a fresh clearwater spring. Those homemade peanut butter and strawberry pancakes look absolutely delicious - the best way to start the day there in your cozy cabin, there as you dance to the radio in your red dress. That being said, have a great weekend and a wonderful week, you multi-talented strong, self sufficent offgrid woman. 🌹 😍😎

[@Fatimasroots]

On a Saturday?! Thank you Isabel🌿💛 I don’t think you’ll ever know how much you’ve helped me

[@jodiswanson2075]

It's so nice to see you back at the cabin/homestead! Looking forward to your next video (as always!) ♡

[@jamesk370]

Building the woodshed is an excellent idea. You'll be happy you did, once it's done.

[@Janlcoyne]

My partner and I live in a tiny house on Vashon Island, and we have to keep a dehumidifier running all winter or we have moisture problems. Nice to see you don’t have that problem and can do facial steams! Welcome home!

[@Kel642]

Welcome home. I see you have been refreshed from your sunny adventures. When you left you were wearing of the cold. It comes back to full circle.

[@PDogB]

Lovely footage! It's nice to travel and break up routine, but I could never live without all four seasons. Thanks for sharing your adventures!

[@IWishUDidntNoMyName]

When you say your tiny isn't set up for winter living, what do you mean? I suspect that your wood stove heats your place really well, probably too well sometimes! A rug on the floor and window coverings would help retain some heat when not using the stove and make the place feel a little more cozy. Skirting your tiny would also help in the winter not only helping to keep the tiny a bit warmer, but with helping to prevent any pipes underneath from freezing too. I'm excited to see what improvements/fixes/changes your make with your tiny. I have a tiny too and always love to see what people do with theirs and how. I think the how is more important for me. Thanks for allowing us to join you in your adventures. Your videos are always calming and inspiring. Much love from Canada.

[@zinnsand21]

Great to see you home and your renewed love of the mountain lifestyle. Your trip was great but nice to see the cabin in the woods again. What a gift it is, something few will ever experience.. And what a joy seeing you cooking again. You could probably get away with a "Rustic" cooking show for me.. Almost..

[@ChopASk8]

Welcome bk home,I'm so glad you both went somewhere tropical. I've notice in the past my Canadian friends will go somewhere warm in the winter. I've also heard ppl say itz good to step away from your bubble & it will give you a whole new perspective on life. I've missed seeing your farm. Might as well get your rest for weeding your garden soon,you really need help w/that last year. I'd say get some goats but that & chickens are a whole other responsibility that ties you down. Itz so nice to see all the healthy food you produce,all the hard work is worth it i think. Jus watching you these past 1-2yrs I see how much has to go into living off the grid. I'd do it in a 2nd. Let me tell you I bought some wood to practice chopping here in my sk8 shop for my pocket stove & it was hard for sure to split. I need 1 of those wedge things you split the wood with. Thatz been my goal is to do lil things like that. You did inspire me to buy a jackery & be prepared. We had those fires yrs ago here in NorCal,the next year pg&e was turning off the electrical in different areas. The jackery works pretty good,I ran my refrigerator off of it for over 24hrs. I have not charged it w/the solar yet,I was waiting for longer days. I have plans to build some above ground gardens at another spot we have & a person from Humboldt said she'd give some of her stuff since she's selling her farm. Anyways I got a shipping container I'm thinking of setting something up on top or the side. Hey I'm making lemonade outa the city life until I can have a piece of paradise. I've been talking about it for many yrs,we all need to get bk to a simpler way of life. Me & my boyfriend took a private class from a friend that stitches,if you say he sews he will correct you. We chose to have him teach us the reconstruction of sneakers,equally as hard as chopping wood but tedious. I have a whole new appreciation for the person making Vans sneakers in a factory. We never got to put a shoe back together cause that would take more than a day but we do have patterns now. I still have alot to learn w/all my machines to make stuff. 1 foot in city life while I dream of living out in the wilderness. Keep sewing you'll get better at it every time. L&R

[@So-zanne]

So happy you guys are back home safe and sound. Can't wait to see all the wonderful things you do this summer.

[@Eileen49654]

I was so happy when I turned on KZbin to find your new video You and Logan are so wonderful together. It's wonderful that you found each other

[@key4us2c]

I don't know if it's the "correct" way to do it, (I'm an old self taught white às tortillas guy), but when I've made flour tortillas, I didn't use oil in the pan, I used flour. Same as shaping them, a generous fling\pinch. It makes them non stick. I used a copper bottom stainless steel frying pan back then, but cast iron is what I'd use today. You've inspired me to make a batch! It's been 30 years or more since I've made any... Literally my mouth is watering thinking about it. Oh to be young again. Fill each day with life. The enjoyment of accomplishment (work), laughter (play), creativity (love). Reclaim and embrace the spark of wonder and inspired amazement to learn everything, then repressed by a school system, until now that it's safe again to see, and love life with fresh eyes. Able to appreciate the healthy wonder of youth, mentally, physically, and spiritually balanced. Realize that man created religions to take control of other's mind, body, and spirit. We are born into this world connected to source. We are not human beings. We are spirit(s) being human. That's all. An inspired tangent ramble. It's all your fault, and for that, I Thank you.

[@0000asdfasdf0000]

Dear Isabel and Logan. The both of you are so humble and down to earth especially with you kindness towards ALL species. Thank you.

[@garrettshoughton9886]

bro they're fake, get a life

[@christycrane5902]

Love to see you back on your farm. Beautiful cinematography and very relaxing❤ I hope you get the change to make your tiny house more comfortable. So that you truly have a place to call home.

[@jimthain8777]

I'm glad to see you happy at home. I've been thinking about how you heat your tiny home and your limited electricity. Since you're up in a mountainous area, both wind and solar could help your mini grid. For heating you may want to look into a heat pump (there's 3 different kinds), a lot of people are using them these days. If you do decide to take up my suggestion, please film the process so that people can see the good, bad, and ugly of the process and the results. Thanks for making KZbin a more enjoyable place.

[@bellavita3097]

So glad to see you home. When you’re washing dishes outside, wear a pair of cotton lined kitchen, cleaning gloves, and then you can also put a pair of gloves underneath for warmth and water protection.

[@hilarywallace9927]

Great to see you back , and that you are loving being home ❤ You cooking looks so good , and your sewing has been really good - you will design and make it right , keep practicing you will ❤

[@justathought1971]

Hi Isa ! You should make a river rock sink And get some cheap long 1950’s rubber gloves for the freezing cold water . Love you 😽

[@monikacarless_wordwitch]

I'm glad you're back Isabel! Everywhere is good, but home is best... the old saying goes. Nice to have a break though, to find perspective and grow. I love your enthusiasm for the simple things.

[@jamesorendorff2731]

What a contrast coming from the tropics. To the snow covered mountains of home ... Remember the closing line from The Wizard of Oz ....there's no place like home 🙏 Welcome home❤️

[@ankiking]

I use a plastic bin for doing dishes. Also works well for hand washing clothing. I heat some water up, dump it in, add soap and some cold water, wash everything, then you only need to rinse the dishes outside which then just takes seconds. And making clothing from patterns is difficult, so my goal is to manage to make something from a pattern.

[@christian5707]

Not going to lie I’ve missed your videos on the homestead. I love Logan’s new song on the video! Reminds me of Iron and Wine: Flightless Bird. I’ll be sure to purchase it from Bandcamp 😊

[@1968che]

Greetings from Canada (Vancouver). Just to let you know, that in my opinion, you have a most BEAUTIFUL channel. Cheers, and keep up the great work. Watching your channel is like a meditation in tranquility.

[@Diana-jh7rp]

Welcome back love all of your videos your so inspiring to me I have learned a lot from watching you're videos for the past 4 or 5 years of following you thanks for all that you do 🙏💯❤️

[@piaschorghofer8171]

Thanks for the beautiful landscape pictures. Its awesome that you do so much by yourself. ❤

[@Matthew_Loutner]

Isabel. PLEASE. Put your water in a pail and heat it up on the stove and wash your dishes INSIDE the house in hot water. 🥶

[@hanswurst_onfire]

Thank you for making this videos. I dont know why, but it calms me down, something in me gets quiet and peacefull when watching. All the best and kindest regards from Austria 🇦🇹

[@kathleenroberts7972]

The pictures of you walking in the snow in your long cape and dresses is just so beautiful. Looks like a fairy tale.

[@valentinaarama2987]

Can I just say that I love all your videos! Loved all your previous videos. But I am so happy to see a video of you back home ip in the mountains. It just gives me so much peace just watching them! Obsessed with the tiny home and the location it is! ❤❤

[@SuperCrazybumblebee]

YAH! YAH! YAH! I'm so excited you're home. I love your place. Congrats on working out how to get the flat bread perfect. The same will happen with your sewing. I'm really looking forward to seeing the work on the tiny house. 💜

[@msmtnsunny958]

There's a saying... there's no place like home. I've traveled a lot in my life, now I'm content with the off grid cabin and my other home. Being away makes you appreciate what you already have and love. Don't worry Isabel about your sewing, your not failing, its all a learning process. The clothing you've made looks great on you. We all fail at times, that's okay, you just try again. How do you get the recipe for your tortillas?

[@Chris-hr3fc]

Use rubber gloves to wash your dishes outside. It will help keep you hands dry so they won’t freeze. ❤

[@brianmurphy-ov5jb]

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[@michaelleoce356]

Isabel I have to say I am just so inspired by you and your courage to live where you do. I watch your videos and feel that you can use so much help getting things you need and fixing other things that makes me very proud to watch these videos. The food alone that you share with us looks amazing and I want to go and make it myself. Keep pushing forward and be safe. Peace and happiness always.

[@soulanicolaou3453]

Isabel u are not wearing gloves, when u carry the wood! U are one tough cookie. I admire u, everything u do is good, and the food is yummy. U are amazing. Love watching ur videos!!! 😊

[@elenstar100]

When I first started sewing I messed up the first projects, part of figuring it out. Patterns are annoying, I think on purpose to discourage us from making our own stuff. I had more success when I took apart something I knew fit me (once it was old). Eventually you will have a basic pattern that fits you that you can modify as you wish. Keep at it. You are already better than you know!! Ps- be careful of threads around Black. Eating thread scraps can mess up a cat stomach badly.

[@wakatipuartipad]

Lovely to see you again you beautiful soul ❤ and Logan too ❤ such a lovely pair you both are! You both Put a wonderful vibe out to the universe making so many people feel good 😊😊😊

[@CheflisashomegrowngourmetTV]

Yay 🎉 so glad you’re back home! So excited for spring and summer 2023. I just got my own land and I can’t wait to start homesteading ☀️☀️☀️☀️ you always seem the most content and at peace at the tiny house.