Survival Girl Series: Make Your Own!

8 Comments 30 August 2010

One of the most rewarding things in life is the ability create things. As a Prepper, I really enjoy “Do It Yourself” projects that help me to discover new ways for my family to become more self sufficient. One of my favorite things to do on a Saturday is scour through my folder of “How To” articles and pick out a family project to get involved in.

Here I’ve compiled this list with some of my favorite guides to get you started:

Food

food

Beef Jerky

Survival Food Bars

Yogurt

Cheese

Butter

Drinks

beverage

Sports Drink

Beer

Wine

Mead

Coffee

Hygiene Products

Dental Products

Soap

Shampoo

Lip Gloss

Shaving Cream

Bug Repellant

Organic Baby Wipes

Feminine Hygiene Pads

Health and Nutrition

herbalremedies

Apple Cider Vinegar

Kombucha

Nut Milk

Salve

Survival Gear

Survival Gear

Glow Sticks

Fishing Bait

Turkey Calls

Solar Energy

Log Splitter

Bunker

Bow and Arrow

Fuel

Household Items

green-cleaning-products

Floor Cleaner

Carpet Cleaner

Air Conditioner

Charcoal

Laundry Detergent

Thermal Shades

Bottle Cutter

Please let me know if you have any good resources I might have missed!

***This article was contributed by Chrystle Poss a.k.a. “Survival Girl”, a Survival Spot Blog Guest Author and devoted Prepper. She has been writing articles on survival and emergency preparedness since 2006. You can find her work on various websites and publications.***

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8 Comments so far

  1. Mrs. B says:

    Great composition of resources here – thanks!

  2. JaniceEast says:

    You should also do one for kids there are TONS of articles out there with free DIY projects for kids. When my kids get bored I just tell them to go pick a project to do. The only catch is they have to clean up all the mess when they're done! ;-)

  3. NewMom26 says:

    Survival Girl I used that ACV recipe before and it works perfectly. I love that stuff! Have you tried any of these before?

  4. Dee Snider says:

    Great info. Thanks. You are one of my favorites.

  5. NewMom26 says:

    Agree with Dee, love your posts Survival Girl keep em' comin! ;)

  6. swtsurvivalgurl says:

    Hey thanks so much for the feedback! This was a fun article to write and I'm glad to see it's well received. Thanks for the support guys! :)

  7. Dee Snider says:

    CHECK THIS OUT!! can be used to repair or make almost anything. And it is reasonable $9 + $2 s&h. http://sugru.com/
    It is a rubber/plastic gunk that can be shaped and cures without heating. The uses on the site are brilliant.

  8. Greg says:

    This is a great source of information, thanks so much for your time and effort on this.


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