Gardening playing cards for gardeners and homesteaders Kickstarter

First stretch goal reached! Woohoo!!

All backers who support at $100 dolalrs or aboove now get:



https://permies.com/t/maple-syrup

This is Paul Wheaton's 16th Kickstarter!

When you’re bonkers about permaculture, you might seem a bit crazy to your friends and family.

Twelve years ago, we came out with a deck of Permaculture Playing Cards.
The idea was simple: give these decks to people as gifts so you seem a little less crazy.

And it worked.

People loved them so much that they kept asking for another deck.
So we started a long list of ideas, over a hundred in total, and chose the best ones to bring you something new:
the Purple Deck.


Why It Works

Here’s the magic: You hand someone a deck, maybe that cousin who thinks you’ve lost it because of your bizarre gardening techniques. They open it up, pull out two random cards, and spend about seven seconds looking at each.

That’s all it takes. Two cards. Fourteen seconds. And suddenly, they’re hooked on permaculture.

Each card is designed to spark curiosity and share one fascinating slice of the gardening, homesteading and permaculture world, from rocket cooktops to willow feeders, from forage gardening to cleaners you can eat.

What’s Inside the Purple Deck




Kickstarter kickback program!

You can get paid to share this project!

https://permies.com/w/kickback

Announcing our next stretch goal!



https://permies.com/t/273531/Building-Earthbag-House-Step-Step

If we get to 20k all $100 and up backers also get this step by step illustrated guide!

Uh ....  super weird ...

A person lowered their pledge a lot, so we are now below $15k again ...

Ok, I just upped my pledge to account for the reduction by someone else so I can still be the one to bring it to $15,000.

        $15,255!

David Huang wrote:Ok, I just upped my pledge to account for the reduction by someone else so I can still be the one to bring it to $15,000.

Thanks David!  

Such an odd thing!  But you fixed it!

The new stretch goal looks so awesome!



In 2009, Morgan and Mary Jane built an earthbag tiny home that became one of the most recognized examples of the technique. Their project has been featured around the world, and now, for the first time, their complete and accurate story is shared, with 148 color photos and clear instructions from foundation to roof.

Find more about it by clicking here. Remember that if we get to $20,000 every backer at $100 or up also gets this amazing ebook!

        200 backers!

We have a new reward tier!

To leave your name (or of someone you love) recorded in history as part of the extra goofball card included in every deck! Plus 30 decks in total with your pledge.

Who is keen with permaculture world domination?! Upgrade your pledge or back now.

Oh, forgot to mention this new goofball reward only has 12 spots!

        $16,102

I have not done an earth bag project this extensive.   This is a really nice looking build.   I am excited to check out this ebook!






I did an earthbag build years ago using feed bags filled half way, rolled up tightly and tied with baling twine.  It went really fast and I was able to use all free materials.   One great thing about earthbag is you can create shelter in below freezing temperatures.  If your dirt is dry, it is easy to shovel it in bags.
 You can cover it in cob on the warmer days and have your whole project done by the end of winter.   

It is so encouraging to see such great support for this project!

Thank you everybody!