Simple Skills for Self-Sufficiency: The Complete Video Series
Would you like to learn how to live a more self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle? Pip’s Simple Skills for Self-Sufficiency 14-part Video Series will teach you all the skills you need.
One of the simplest ways you can help to reduce your carbon footprint is by living a self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle.
Learning simple, everyday skills – such as baking your own bread or mending your clothing – can go a long way to being more self-reliant and therefore, kinder to the planet.
With this in mind, the Pip team have put together our special video series called Simple Skills for Self-Sufficiency.
Over 14 videos, we impart the skills you need to become more self-sufficient. We show you how to grow and forage for food, and how to make household staples like sourdough bread, yoghurt, passata, bone broth and kombucha. We look at how to manage your own waste, mending, and how to make natural cleaning and beauty products from scratch.
Simple Skills for Self-Sufficiency: The Complete Series
Here’s the full list of videos in the series. Enjoy!
Introduction: Simple Skills for Self-Sufficiency
Video 1: How to Grow Seedlings from Scratch
Video 2: How to Make Sourdough Starter
Video 3: How To Make Compost Tea (Homemade Liquid Fertiliser)
Video 4: How to Make Sourdough Bread
Video 5: How To Make Tomato Passata
Video 6: Urban Foraging: A Beginner’s Guide
Video 7: How to Make your Own Yoghurt
Video 8: How to Make Your Own Kombucha
Video 9: 3 Recipes to Reduce Plastic in the Bathroom
Video 10: Apple Scrap Vinegar Recipe
Video 11: Mending Woven and Knitted Fabrics
Video 12: How To Make Bone Broth
Video 13: How To Make a Bucket Loo
Video 14: How To Compost Your Food Waste
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