So much connection in practice, not just talk about it. They are living it, so a nice mindset.

A very beautiful life, very harmonious, one with nature, away from the noise of vehicles, only the natural sounds of the wind and trees, water, rivers and animals around❤❤❤

The old tablecloth became a sublime creation. Well done!

ONE , Big Family...... True Humans ...... Much Love From Tweed

Wow this is to much natural wonderful vedio 👍 congratulations julia and anasta....❤

Anastasia, the sewing machine restorer. I think I remember you adding the electric motor to your 'Singer', I like how you both do not mind getting your hands dirty in the garden. It shows you have the correct climate, those berries were large. Love to you all, from Mike. ❤❤❤

Watching your childlike selves plant that little tree gave me tremendous joy, thank you so much for sharing the beautiful important work of yours🌿 inspired now to go off and film my own nature video!🌺 I hope you all have a lovely day

Watching you see, makes me remember the days that mom created the clothes she made.

“The seeds of the future are at our feet.” Well-spoken! I just adore these videos. I love watching you interacting with these precious animals and giving back to the earth. You are truly making an impact that will outlive you both! Thank you for everything you do and for sharing your journey! What an inspiration! ….and I could watch these little ducks eating berries all day! 🥰💜🌙

Vinegar is a fantastic natural rust remover

A very beautiful life, how beautiful nature is

the soil helps me breathe & calm the nerves,

Hi Anastasia and Julia I'm from Philippines and I'm 1 of your thousands followers before, and I'm happy to watch both of you back.. From Philippines with LOVE 💝💝💝

Regenerative living during springtime in Paradise is absolutely amazing!! The bounty is amazing!!

Try soaking rusty parts in vinegar, its slow but I have removed far more rust than on your machine. I love your life and look forward to videos with joy. Cannot wait for your book. Thankyou so much for sharing your wealth with us.

You’re the best, you always teach me always love nature and what’s around you and never be on electronics every day and every second❤❤❤ thank you very much for supporting me

What an amazing talent at giving things new life! Bravo Anastasia 👏👏

Always so nice to see you ladies enjoying the outdoors. And must say love to see the country side and how nice it is.

The videos give a very positive image of life in a real and relaxing world. The truth is that it is always good to return to nature and enjoy every moment of life, enjoy it to the fullest. No to wars, no to global hypocrisy.

Ah, I just moved my completed compost also. I took the guinea grass and copper top weed and kitchen scraps to make it. Now it forms a herb garden beneath the frangipani and a ghost gum that I rescued from a neighbour's overzealous lawn mowing. The curl grubs made a feast for currawongs and curlews , who keep now returning to the shadow of the compost circle, in the hope of more. I am still waiting on mulberries as the tree recovers from termites and I am watching my mangos grow slowly. 🌸

Vinegar removes rust as well. I found a pair of sheers buried in my garden. They were a clump of rust. I submerged them in Vinegar and they came out still sharp

Always Beautiful Awesome, Mesmerizing 🌹🌹❤️🦋✨🌺

Anastasia, try using some fine steel wool to remove the rust from your miniature sewing machine. The refurbished top you created is beautiful and fits you well. Always a pleasure seeing the great work you both do.❤❤

I admire Anastasia's mechanical abilities in getting the old sewing machines working, and I love the creativity of making her own beautiful clothes using worn or discarded items. And having your own aesthetic that comes from within is so much better than copying "trends."

You living the way God intended for us to live. God bless you!

We have returned to making our own clothes and our own knitwear after many years of buying. It is so refreshing to see you grow and sew and regenerate as we do!💚🌱☀️ You are both so inspiring! Excited to read your book!❤

Every new video you put up is a revelation, which I look forward to each week your creativity hard work shine through reflecting your beautiful souls and the harmony you live with your gorgeous surroundings 😊❤

I see 2 very old souls that are angels, you have come back to earth to balance good, thank you

Bellissimo posto💚🌄💚

Great video. Very peaceful. Take care and be safe.

Your family and love of the land is truly admirable. As old as I am and as progressive I think I am, when I watch your videos I strive to do much more in my own way. Plant a tree for the future. Make the footprint you leave do no harm and benefit the coming generations.

I love the older sewing machine you use sometimes.

Beautiful nature video

You both are such amazing young women, I don’t think their is anything you can’t do. From fixing broken things, growing things out caring for animals. You give them such a beautiful life. You all use them to know when it’s going to rain, or the weather changes. You live such a beautiful life, so peaceful, beautiful, majestic, and magical for sure. Just looking across the mountains and seeing ask the beauty is truly breath taking. I love your videos and look forward to each one of them every week.

Another wonderful video ❤ hugs from France

Y'all portray how lovely it is ,not really how hard it is to live off the land I love y'all in your endeavors,great videos

Always a pleasure to connect with your videos.

Hello Anastasia. I love the videos you, Mom, and Julia make. I look forward to them every Sunday. I might be able to help you with your tiny sewing machine problems. Since I am very mechanically inclined with a shop of my own, here are a couple possible solutions. Living in the middle Atlantic portion of the United States, we can get some brutal heat and humidity in the late spring through September, and yes, humidity it a problem here, too. Your Needles: 1. Try doing a Google search for the needle(s) you need. It may required a lot of searching, but that is one place to start. Also in your Google search, try to see it the manufacturer of the machine is still in business. Though it is an old machine, you never know if the company is still in operation or whether they can refer you to some place that has parts. 2. A more drastic method: Since you tried to get one of your needles into your machine, if the length is the only problem,, take a pair of wire cutters, cut/snap off a little bit of the top of the needle at a time to make it fit. Only do this if there is a screw to hold the needle in place. The Tension Problem-Lost screw: 1. Anastasia, I believe what you are looking for is a NUT, not a screw or a bolt to push the spring up or down. 2. You will have to see if in your collection of stuff, your can find the nut, and if it looks like it is going to fit, you absolutely must look a threads on the tension post (lack of a better term I can come up with) and the inside of the nut to see if the threads are either fine or course threads. 3. Course nuts/bolts are called Stove nuts and bolts. However, if the threads are fine, it is a Machine screw or Machine nut. Rust Issues: 1. WD40 will not solve the rust issue alone. For the outside of the case, you can use WD40 with extra fine sand paper. If you can get it, purchase Emery cloth as it will not fall apart (180, 220, 280, on up for the grit). (It is a cloth with imbedded grit material.) 2. For your internal parts that are rusting, I would suggest the same as in number one above, or use fine or extra fine steel wool (NO Soap Pads) with WD40.. Try to get as many of the internal parts out of the sewing machine, and at the least, place some machine oil on them. Do not use motor oil, as it is too thick. 3. Wipe off all of the grit and dirt from the parts and then place some oil on the parts, put back together and see it that solves the problem. 4. Since you live in the rain forest, you are going to have to protect the machine from wetness. Try to find a large plastic storage container that has a locking or sealing top. You will have less aggravation later, and you will not have to do much maintenance in the future. And of course, do not use the mini-sewing machine on rainy or humid days. You would be asking for trouble. 5. Finally, once you have removed the rust on the outside casing, wipe everything clean and free of any oily residue, and paint it. If available, get Rustoleum primer or similar, and Rustoleum Exterior high gloss enamel paint. You may have to use 2 coats of each to keep the rust down. Remember to very light sand between coats to get the finish smooth. Anastasia, if you try any of these things and they are successful, please leave a reply. I would really like to hear it on video or to read it in a posting., especially if you have any success. Best wishes!

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just one word; FANTASTIC ....

Beautiful girls, beautiful nature... very pleasant place to live....

Beautiful and love❤❤❤

About rust removal, if no one has suggested it, white distilled vinegar works, just soak the rusty parts in the vinegar, usually overnight and then some steel wool to wipe it down with.

Mother The Mountain Farm is truly the only reason I'm keeping KZfaq at this period of My life time, I have no other social media, I have no TV, I have no mobile phone/device, I do have a CD player and a love for my record player for music, This is my choice, This makes the world for Me a much better place. If I had to wish it would be to live and grow in a place such as you are. Thank You Julia, Anastasia for just being. Much Love Aj x 💞

Another awesome vid! Lovely ladies

Fascinating.

Thanks alot that give us lots of happiness when watching your videos

beautiful video

When I was a kid, my mom and grandma bought 100 pound sacks of hogfeed. They were able to get checked material, stripes and flowers. Mom had a treadle sewing machine and she made shirts for the boys and dresses for the girls. That way,, she didn't have to buy the material.

Nice to see girls, im excited to read your books and i hope you all have a lovely day

Hi ya! FYI I preordered your book here in En Zud through Paper Plus no worries. Can't wait to see all the lovely photos and read it. Well done all of you!

I adore your channel. It is pleasing to my soul.

This is more beautiful than what is natural

You two girls are an inspiration to future generations!!!. Lovin'it and you girls from Texas 💕.

I ❤ Julia and Anastasia

Using rust converter from Bunnings will definitely help to remove rust and prime the metal for paint. Installing a light in the bolt room will also help

Very beautiful video😃✌🏻nature at its finest🌷🕊️🌷

Fantastic new video keep up the fantastic work & in the Rain forest

hi mother........i love you

Really Anastasia, you are a very hardworking girl, I love you with all my heart.

Those mulberries looks very good!

Truly inspiring and thank you for sharing. The repurposed fabric came out great. The fact you used a certain machine to stitch it makes it awesome!

Thank you

your work is bejond beautiful and important. thank you so much ♥

Beautiful❤

Thanks!

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Its very inspiring to live with nature and enjoying with all the aspects of nature playing with animals and birds ,make food ❤

A piece of heaven on earth. Love the energy and the ideology.

Always so lovely, enjoy every minute of it. ^^

Your accomplishments and content bring feelings of peace, serenity and the joys of simplicity . It s wonderful to see . I love the old fashioned ways. Ty. Ps Rust Oleum works well but be careful with chemicals ! You can also use white vinegar or ketchup by first spraying soapy water on them to clean the grease of then submerging the rusted metal parts in either for 4-6 hours (look for the bubbles coming off the parts to see it working ) then remove the parts and wipe them re- submerge them in baking soda and water to neutralize the acids then remove and wipe clean and spray lightly with grease and wipe regularly to prevent re-rusting . White lithium grease is great to keep parts moving well too besides WD-40 🙂

Thank you for wonderful video!!! ☀️🌻🍓🦄

Thank you..

"Julia and Nature: an unbeatable harmony, a source of eternal inspiration."🌹🌻🌺🌼🌷💮🌸 🥰

If you use vinegar, be sure to wash it off completely with water and them neutralize with baking soda, or it may rust out the whole thing. Then apply oil. If well oiled, humidity won't be a problem. Have a friend in muggy Florida who lived in a house with no air conditioning for 40 years and they had manual treadle sewing machines in use through the year. You might be able to adapt regular manual sewing needles designed for leather with a thread hole at the tip. Fantastic videos, always a joy to watch! Keep up the kindness and wonder!

Amazing! It's so simple right from foods, clothes and life style but the most of all is the calmness and easeness to navigate life. You got some clues of why there's slowness and fastness out there but the reason is.. Enjoy your times as seasons comes can't you be mechanic sometimes oops or the MANUAL it gives a guide how you dismantle you might assemble as well good work!

That new top looks amazing 👏 music beautiful as always, I always feel peaceful arfter watching ❤

Your true inspiration to me , my dream is to have a homestead

Beautiful

Everything is beautiful,

hermosas gracias

Great to see a new video and it is very Beautiful there in Australia especially where you live at and great to see the beautiful countryside and scenery as well you two, your family, friends and the very cute animals, have a very beautiful week and take care Thank You very much.❤❤🇭🇲🦮🐑🐐🦆🐓🇭🇲❤❤

Very beautiful super super super super super super super 👌

Good video 😊

Absolute peace 👏👏👏👏👏👏

I would love to live there so beautiful and peaceful

🎵 Sleep, my little sister, sleep, Sleep through darkness, sleep so deep. All the rivers find the sea. My little sister, sleep for me. Dream, my little sister, dream, Dream, I'm here now, dream your dreams. All the things you want to be, My little sister, dream for me. Somewhere there are meadows, Somewhere there are hills, Somewhere horses run And sheep are still. Sleep, my little sister, sleep, Hold my hand and sleep so deep. I will never leave your side. My little sister, close your eyes. 🎶

Vinegar or lemon juice will take care of rust. Then oil or paint if you want to use.

Thank you so much natural beauty 💖

Very nice video

Very beautiful 😊👍

I polish off rust, by hand, with 4xxxx steel wool. You could wrap it around a small screw driver to reach tiny spaces and corners in the metal. I finish by using an air compressor blow gun to clear the tiny particles from polishing. In this country we call the outside threaded portion of a fastener a 'bolt' and the inside threaded fastener a 'nut'. Using a 'washer' properly sized under the small nut to cover the diameter of the spring will compress it more efficiently than the nut by itself as you turn the nut and contact the spring. I admire your determination and vision for the tiny machine.

Natur view is out class

Hello from Adana/Turkey

It is divine how they live and perceive life and nature. I'm a guy and I'm 26, I would like to live with her in harmony and in harmony with nature. It reminds me of Eden, maybe Adam and Eve used to live like this. We were bewitched by the thaw of winter, Exposing life is a wonderful moment. ❤️🌷

Anastasia, Try soaking the rusted parts in vinegar after sanding then lightly with steel wool to abrade the surface. Worth a try, but if successful, remember to oil again as a sealer. Good Luck

Good work 👍 and beautiful video My dear friend ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

ANASTASIA that new top is gorgeous ❤ You are very talented and I absolutely love that you recycle old table clothes ✌🏼💚💡

If you can find one of the child sewing machines, the needle from a may work in your little machine. You might be able to use other parts from it.

Hello Anastasia and Julia. Thanks for another episode of your life in you own 'Garden of Eden'. I love the fact you keep finding suitable materials for making your own clothes. The new top you have just made is exquisite and looks very attractive on you, Anastasia. As for your new little Sewing Machine... very fine 'Wet & Dry' paper with some WD-40 should do the job. Just don't rub too hard on the white metal parts - especially if they are nickel or chrome plated - and work in small circles. Much Love. Russ. UK. xx