Blessed & Buttered
Whipped tallow body butter for rich, simple moisture.
Small-batch body care, home goods, rendered tallow, crochet, seasonal makes and homestead favorites—rooted in faith and made by hand.
“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” Ecclesiastes 3:11
This is a small-batch business, so availability changes often. If you see something you love, send an order request and I’ll confirm what’s ready or what I can make for you.
Whipped tallow body butter for rich, simple moisture.
Tallow sugar scrub for a soft, polished feel.
Deodorant in a jar. Choose your scent or request a custom blend.
Deodorant in a convenient twist-up stick. Choose your scent or request a custom blend.

Home-rendered beef tallow in several jar sizes.
Hand soap and body wash, with your choice of scent or a custom combination.

Multipurpose cleaner and dish soap for everyday household cleaning.

Useful handmade pieces, gifts and seasonal creations.
Coming soonA new herbal tea is on the way. Details will be shared when it’s ready.
Body spray. A new addition to our body care collection—watch for its arrival.
Our scented products share the same scent options. Choose one favorite, try a suggested pairing, or request your own custom combination.
Seven individual scents to choose from:
Choose up to three individual scents on the order form, or describe your custom request in the notes.
The same scent choices are available across our scented products. Custom combinations are welcome; we’ll confirm your request with your order.
A whole lot of personality in a fun-sized package. Christ above all, and a heart that goes all in for my people.
You can take the girl out of Stevinson, but you can’t take Stevinson out of the girl. Around here, that looks like time outside, animals close by, and finding a way to make just what everyday life calls for.
Sometimes it’s a tank made for myself. Sometimes it’s cozy baskets to keep my chicks close, or a custom vest and a peek-through bag for my little kitten. These are a few pieces of my life beyond the shop.
Read how Homesteader’s Hobbies began →







Personal moments and projects, shared as a glimpse into life beyond the shop. These photos are not product listings.
My husband was actually the one who started the changes in our home. First, we got rid of our nonstick pans. Then we changed the oils we cooked with. Before I knew it, I was making my own soap, rendering our own beef tallow, preserving our own food, and learning to create more of what we use every day right here at home.
What began as a healthier way of living became a way of life—more intentional, more simple, and more rooted in faith. Along the way, I felt God giving this journey a bigger purpose: not only to make healthier choices for our own home, but to share what I’m learning and creating with others.
Homesteader’s Hobbies is built on the faith that God can use the ordinary things—growing, making, preserving, serving—to lead us toward a healthier life. A life designed by Him.
Short reflections inspired by homemaking, growing, creating, waiting, preserving and the everyday work that keeps pointing me back to God.
“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
A garden grows through days of tending when little seems to change. Faithfulness often looks the same: small acts of kindness, prayer, and care repeated quietly. We cannot hurry every season, but we can keep doing the good God has placed before us today.
Today: Choose one small act of care and do it patiently, without needing an immediate result.
“And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men;”
Washing dishes, stirring a batch, or working another row of crochet may seem ordinary. Yet these tasks give us opportunities to serve with love. Our work does not need an audience to have meaning; we can offer even its smallest details to God.
Today: Turn one familiar chore into a moment of prayer for the person it serves.
“In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.”
Gratitude helps us notice what is already in our hands: a useful skill, a few ingredients, or time to help a neighbor. Giving thanks does not mean pretending life is easy. It means making room to recognize God's gifts even in an unfinished or difficult season.
Today: Name three gifts you already have, then use one to bless someone else.
Tell me what you’d like. I’ll review availability, confirm your total, and then we’ll arrange pickup, a local meetup, or delivery. No shipping at this time.
A few words, a favorite photo, a little encouragement. I’d love to hear how your handmade goods fit into your day.
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Serving Turlock, California & surrounding areas.