A FEW PICTURES TO SHARE

Hello, prim friends!  I wanted to pop in and wish you all a happy weekend and share a few pictures of what I have been up to.  It’s been really chilly here in Michigan and the last days of fall are quickly going by.  I’ve been working on quite a few basket orders and I want to thank all of my wonderful customers.   I’m also working on some Christmas primitives.  After the first of December I won’t be taking any more orders for baskets so that I can enjoy this special time of year with my family and friends.  I’ve only bought one gift so far so I have got to get busy on my shopping list.  I have lots of baking to do as well. 

Here is a family picture of Gwen, Miah, and our grandsons that was taken last weekend.  I love the background of this picture and of course Kohen peeking over Mom’s shoulder.

Here is a picture of Grandpa and Kohen taken last week.  Kohen is wearing is little “BOO” t-shirt.  When I was in Pennsylvania visiting Kath last month we went to the Whistle Stop antique mall.  I found this antique sausage stuffer for Simon.  He makes all of our bratwurst, Italian sausage, polish sausage and when he is lucky enough to kill a deer we always process it ourselves.  He was lucky last night & shot a doe with his bow.  I did get pictures of him with his deer but didn’t think you would care to see them. I’ve been making alot of beeswax Santas that I have been selling and I got a few of these primitive angel stockings done.  This picture was taken last Christmas but I have about 6 of these made this year. I made this primitive snowman from a Primitive Pear pattern.  It is sprinkled here and there with mica flakes & the baby is attached on a stick.  They are both wearing chenille scarves from an old bedspread.This is a fun cross stitch pillow I just finished.  It is a Lori Brechlin pattern from Notforgotten Farm.  It is 8 inches square and heavily aged with coffee stain.  I backed it with a drab green/brownish wool.  I am thinking of putting it on my selling blog ~ just not sure.

Lastly is this small pinkeep with Christmas and just a few snowflake motifs.  The rosemary is some that I grew & dried this year.  Hopefully next year it will produce a little bit more.  Love the smell of it and love cooking with it.  I also dried alot of orange slices last year for tucking here and there in bowls, etc.

Thanks for stopping by.  Not sure when I’m updating my selling blog.  Like I said I am working on basket orders & next Wednesday I have a luncheon & shopping date with a few of my friends. 

I am so grateful for my blogging friends.  You are all truly on my gratitude list.

til next time,

Pam