The farmhouse-loving women are stars just waiting to be born.

Every time I see a room decorated by South Carolina-based blogger Lauren, my country heart beats a little faster. If she were helping homeowners renovate their dream houses on HGTV, I'd be in chippy paint heaven.

See more at Bless'er House.

You may recognize Liz Marie from her impeccable farmhouse interiors, but did you know she also owns The Found Cottage, a vintage home accessories shop? Shabby chic style is abundant over at Liz Marie's blog, along with thoughtful posts that give an insight into her personal life. I'm pretty confident that she'd be comfortable and engaging on camera!

See more at Liz Marie Blog.

One of my favorite projects from Kristen's is her adorable shed, which she uses as a spot to relax. I'd love to see her on HGTV, helping other homeowners create their own backyard getaways.

See more at Ella Claire Inspired.

KariAnne would be the perfect star of a DIY-focused show. This blogger traded big-city living for a simpler life, and she's been an advocate of burlap and chalkboard paint ever since.

See more at Thistlewood Farms.

Country Living's very own real estate columnist has an eye for old historical houses that are just waiting to be restored to their former glory. I'm dying for the chance to watch her bring families through old fixer uppers, explaining the character details that make them so unique. Perhaps the best part of her blog is that it includes properties from all across the country, so I think she could lend her help to those who don't want to move to Waco!

See more at CIRCA Old Houses.

If you're a fan of Flea Market Flip, you'll be on board with this idea: Instead of focusing on gut jobs, Larissa would makeover furniture she finds, from flea markets to garage sales.

See more at Prodigal Pieces.

While these sisters blog together from two different parts of the county (Jenna is in Georgia and Vanessa is in the Pacific Northwest), they're always there for each other, whether to share recipes or decor advice.

See more at At The Picket Fence.

Who better to demonstrate nifty organization tips for every room in your house than the most organized woman on the internet? Jen may be a busy mom to three boys, but she's always striving to make the world a better (ahem, more organized) place.

See more at IHeart Organizing.

As the mastermind behind the most popular bathroom makeover on Pinterest, I think HGTV could learn a thing or two about renovating on a budget from this crafty blogger. Jenna Sue often documents her travels, so I could see her tackling projects around the world.

See more at Jenna Sue Design Co.

If HGTV had a show that centered around mason jars, I'd be so hooked that I'd never want to watch another episode of House Hunters again. Linda never runs out of ways to make this country crafting essential the center of attention, whether she's crafting or cooking up a new recipe.

See more at Mason Jar Craft Love.

Jen's coastal lifestyle on Long Island makes her overqualified to lend her eye to help families find easy, breezy decor for their own beach houses.

See more at City Farmhouse.

As the founder of Floret Flower Farm, Erin has captured a wide audience through her social media presence and hands-on workshops at her 3-acre farm in Washington. If her Instagram is any indication, her show would combine gardening tips with ways to decorate with the florals you grow yourself.

See more at Floret Flower.

Family life is a core value for this blogger, who just so happens to be the owner of my dream white farmhouse. All the cameras have to do is follow this busy mom and her cute daughter around the countryside, and I'd be hooked.

See more at Our Vintage Farmhouse.

HGTV is certainly in need of more outdoor home and gardening shows, and this one would focus on chickens. Melissa could help families through every stage of caring for chickens, whether it's building their coop or keeping their flock healthy.

See more at Tilly's Nest.

One of our favorite things about Shayna's style? She doesn't fall into the trap of decorating with only white. She excels at interior design and DIYing her way through every season.

See more at The Wood Grain Cottage.

I've loved Rachel ever since I saw her farmhouse-chic bathroom reno, so I'd love to see what she could do if she had a show that was all about infusing farmhouse style in the subtlest of ways.

See more at Shades of Blue Interiors.

This talented blogger is DIYing her way to a happier home! With projects like whitewashed flower pots and wood slice coasters, Cami is the person to talk to about adding personal details to any room.

See more at Tidbits.

I often look to Ann when it comes time to update my home for the holidays. She always knows how to incorporate seasonal touches with farmhouse decor flawlessly.

See more at On Sutton Place.

Nina may live in a Massachusetts colonial, but her style is as farmhouse as it gets. Her HGTV show would be all about making new homes feel old.

See more at Nina Hendrick.

As a self-proclaimed bargain hunter and thrift store junkie, I'm interested in seeing more of this blogger's DIY process from start to finish.

See more at Jenna Burger.

After peeking inside Sarah's stunning airstream, I'd like nothing more than to follow her family on their adventures. Perhaps they could help others remodel RVs too!

See more at Love Sarah Schneider.