Here are 5 of my favourite simple living blogs:
1) Creative Countryside. A blog written by Eleanor, who is also a friend in real life who I’ve known for a few years. Her posts offer seasonal insights into living life in the moment, savouring experiences and appreciating nature around us. The seasonal eating posts that Eleanor regularly posts are incredibly helpful for knowing what to buy in season, to reduce costs and buying more local produce. Recent post – Free Online Workshop: How To Slow Things Down In 3 Simple Steps
2) Down To Earth. Written by Rhonda, this vast blog covers a whole multitude of topics, from simple living, home cooking and sustainability, to homemaking, budgeting and self reliance. With life very much focused around the home, there are everyday life posts, recipes to try and crafts to wonder over. Plus, they have the most fantastic, productive garden! Her everyday life seems so relaxed and productive, though I know that it probably isn’t all of the time, yet achievable by everyone if you want it badly enough. Recent post – Pruning The Lemon Tree
3) House of Humble. Although posts have slowed somewhat recently due to a new arrival in their household, Kate and Reuben write this homely blog from a lovely little house in Victoria, Australia. With their simple living lifestyle and adorable pets, they seem to have a simple yet frugal existence in their little patch of land. Their vast array of posts offer advice on simple living, growing your own and captivating pictures, this is an inspiring place. Recent post – Letting Go
4) Light by Coco. A slightly different type of blog to the others mentioned, Coco writes a minimalist blog with many helpful Youtube videos to explain and demonstrate her point. A couple who live in a tiny apartment, with a very specific, thought-through attitude to possessions, this definitely makes me want to have a big declutter and keep things to a minimum. Recent post – Makeup & Nail Polish Collection
5) Our New Life In The Country. A blog written by Sue, who has moved to a new place in the countryside, and follows their journey in their new life, complete with lots of pictures of their adorable pets. Posts about growing your own and living a simple life are the norm, along with keeping chickens and minimising waste, there is lots of to learn from Sue and her lifestyle. Recent post – How Do You Grow Food?
What are your favourite simple living blogs to read?
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Nicola, I like House of Humbleo. Katie and Reuben’s blog posts are informative, more personal, and fun. As a matter of fact, I just read about their adorable baby. There are lots of fun in the couple’s posts. Thanks for sharing.
I like their posts too; a good mix of personal and helpful 🙂
Thanks for the mention, glad you’re enjoying the blog. xx
You’re welcome 🙂
thanks for the list! I’ll have to check each of these out.
Have a nice day
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There’s some great reading material from the combination of blogs 🙂
Nicola, just found your blog and will check these out as well. Simplifying my life is a goal I work on every day.
Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks for the recommendations! I know this post is a few years old but… would you mind providing an updated list of blogs? I’ve recently discovered a lot of great ones, names becomingminimalist.com & simpleliving.com – I’m sure your readers like myself would appreciate it 🙂
I keep meaning to update this with other blogs I now read – thanks for the reminder, I’ve put it on my to do list!
Thank you for the suggestions!! My husband and I are cutting down from 2 incomes to 1 now that he is going back to school. We are looking for ways to spend less, survive and ideally even thrive with the change. I think these blogs as well as yours will be a great resource.!
Thanks for the suggestion.
Thanks for sharing and its really worth reading. Kudos!
Great tips for a first-timer like me. Thanks for sharing.