WELCOME

Hi, I’m Sara

I am a mom of 4 pretty dang hilarious children.  I have a husband that is amazing at tolerating all my crazy antics and projects…..most of the time.  We live in a small town and are creating a beautiful life for ourselves.  I love to build, paint, garden(minus the weeding), and pretty much anything home oriented.  I have been obsessed with interior design and DIY since I was a little girl.  I remember rearranging our rooms in my childhood home while my mom was at work.  I think she was always happy with the result.  She never complained.  Now that I am grown, I try to involve my children in our projects whenever possible.

Fun Facts About Me

I’d rather be

in the mountains

Listening to

neil diamond

grateful for

my family

Favorite place

park city

my weekends

sports & family
my giant german shepherds

best snuggle buddies

If you are new here, or have spent a good amount of time here and just want to learn a bit more, then this is the perfect place to be!  Find out more about Twelve On Main, why I started it, what you can get from this website, and a list of my most popular posts!  So, keep on scrolling!

Why Twelve On Main?

In a world full or turmoil, I have found it empowering to take things and do it myself. From DIY projects and home decor to baking, sourdough, gardening and farming on a small scale, I want to be able to sustain our lives here in our small part of the world. It is something I am passionate about sharing. From day to day you will find me sharing bew sourdough recipes to gardening tips as well as simple DIY and home decor projects.

I want Twelve On Main to be a one stop shop kind of place where you can find all things home.

My hope for you:

I hope that when you stop and visit my website, you can be inspired to try something new.  Step outside your comfort zone and see where it takes you.  I did that once, and I am so glad I did.  That step was this blog.  I hope that you will feel empowered to have confidence that you can do it.  So many people tell me they just aren’t crafty, or they don’t have the patience for it.  When more often, they don’t feel confident with their abilities.  I promise you, With each new project I learn new skills and many lessons.  Sometimes the results are incredible and sometimes, not so much.  It is what you make it.

I hope you also learn to be just a little bit more resourceful.  This has been the number 1 lesson I have learned living in a small town.  I don’t have the ability to run to Home Depot for supplies and growing a garden as well as having chickens and a milking goat, we are making things work for us.  It is a vital element to living where we do.