ROOTED IN DECATURVILLE, TENNESSEE
About Leona’s Corner
A place for practical website help, things made by hand, and everyday projects in the garden.
Owner & founder
A dream rooted in family
Rebecca McKinstry, owner and founder of Leona’s Corner, has been married since 2007 and is a mother of five. She has long dreamed of living off the land and caring for her family through a more self-reliant way of life. That dream helped bring her family from Arizona to Tennessee, with their health and well-being at the heart of the decision. The move has also helped support her family’s health and well-being.
Rebecca and her family are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
For Rebecca, self-reliance means building the skills to care for the people she loves: learning how to grow, make, maintain, and make the most of what is at hand. It is a direction to grow toward, one practical step at a time.
Leona’s Corner gives that dream a place to take shape. It brings together the creativity of making things by hand, the usefulness of technical skills, and the hope of a life more closely connected to the land. As the journey continues, this is a place to share the projects, lessons, and ideas along the way.
One corner, many ways to create
Leona’s Corner is based in Decaturville, in West Tennessee’s Decatur County. Our site brings together website services, photography, hand-drawn logo design, crafts, and homesteading ideas. The connection is simple: making something useful, learning as we go, and sharing the work.
Website help and original design
Rebecca studied art in college, completing all but two classes toward an associate degree.
We offer cPanel web hosting, domain-name assistance, website help, and consultations. Our custom logos are drawn from scratch with a stylus on an iPad or a drawing tablet. Tell us what you want to accomplish, and we’ll discuss the scope and price before work begins.
Explore our services · See our photographs and website work
From the garden to the workbench
Our Tennessee homesteading guide shares practical starting points for growing food and building skills at home. The workshop introduces planned wooden planter boxes and toy boxes for local pickup. Current Ozalie’s Dream Designs listings are available through our Etsy shop link.
A little imagination belongs here, too
The Lantern Keeper, our homepage dragon, adds a story to the practical side of the site. Read the first dragon story, try a small craft, or find something happening nearby in our West Tennessee events calendar.
Start a conversation
Have a website question or a creative project in mind? Find the right way to contact us, or request a free discovery call. Appointment times and project availability are confirmed individually.