Monday, May 17, 2010

Primitive Spring Folk Art Pioneer Prairie Dolls

Sorry I haven't been around lately. My daughter and granddaughter were in town for 10 days. I was a full time babysitter while my daughter was studying to take her boards this past weekend. She needed to get a score high enough to be able to practice chiropractic care where she is living now in NC. I'm sure she did great on her tests. The bad part is waiting 6 weeks to find out your score.

So now its back to normal life of sewing and gardening. I've only put a small dent in planting with the weather not cooperating and busy with babysitting.

I finished up these sweet little prairie dolls today. Sold the only two dolls I had in my etsy shop last week, so needed to get a few more up for sale. They will be listed in my etsy shop shortly.

Tomorrow it will be a day of planting flowers. I also have plans to make a few hypertufa pots. I bought a bunch of those cute little succulents from Lowe's to make a rock garden. I'll be sure to post some pics of my pots when I have them finished.

6 comments:

  1. Your prairie dolls are so cute, and the plants - I love them! Can't wait to see your rock garden!

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  2. I love those prairie dolls. Adorable! I love succulents too. I have a HUGE chicks and hens patch that is doing amazing! I should post some pics of them!

    Have a great day!
    Carmen

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  3. Your succulents will be beautiful in your planter. My directions say to let it cure 6 months before planting. Where did you get your directions?

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  4. Love the little kitties! What a purrfect addition to your little prairie dolls. Looking forward to seeing your rock garden!

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  5. Wonderful dolls and holding a kitty, makes them perfect;) I was going to plant before the rain today, but it came early.

    Debbie

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  6. Hi Tammy,
    Just noticed you were following me and had to come check out your site! I'm really glad that I did! I'm now your follower too..Love the succulents, I have several tucked around the yard.
    You will really enjoy them. Did you know that they bloom? Really pretty delicate flowers.
    Hope you have a great day,
    Tisha

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