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Hearth and Vine's title: Inspired and Fresh Ideas for Your Home and Garden

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Enjoy this easy DIY cork board created with old wine corks. It makes a fun and practical welcome board that you can pin all your notes and pics to. Are you one of those people who like to collect old wine corks? Maybe you've thought about it but never actually collected them. Whether you collect...


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Queen Anne's Lace is a beautiful, delicate, and prolific summer blooming wildflower. Learn more about its history and the difference between it and some other dangerous look-alikes. It seems like everywhere I go lately, I notice Queen Anne's Lace. This delicate wildflower is growing everywhere in Pennsylvania. I was surprised to see it all over...


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This vegetable tart is made with grilled summer fresh vegetables from the garden or market and puff pastry for a simple yet delicious hearty appetizer, lunch, or side dish. Summer for us typically means family vacations and large group celebrations with delicious homemade dinners, including tasty appetizers and drinks. However, if you're not at your...


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Off loom weaving is an easy and gratifying craft. It's a great way to get creative and enjoy a relaxing art form without a lot of expense or skill. I saw someone making this pretty textile art on Instagram and had to try it. This is my interpretation. I didn't follow any tutorials, mainly because...


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Learn about harvesting lavender, when and how to cut it, and then dry it for all your favorite crafting and cooking ideas. Lavender plants are one of my favorite herbs in the garden. It's pretty easy to grow in my USDA zone 6a garden and is said to be hardy in climates from zones 4...


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