The Neo-Homesteader’s Essential Garden Journal

Making use of scrap wood and scavenged reclaimed materials (including, when appropriate, leather from World War II gun holsters), Philadelphia-based designers Margaux and Walter Kent are neo-homesteaders who create the kind of products for their Peg & Awl line that they would use themselves. We particularly like their frontier-style garden journals, fashioned from hardwood covers, hand-torn sheets of drawing paper, and sturdy binder’s linen.

For more about Peg & Awl, see Frontier-Style Goods for the 21st Century.

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