Showing posts with label snowman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snowman. Show all posts

Monday, November 18, 2013

Primitive Santa and Snowman Coming to Town!!

Finished a couple of Primitive Dolls this past weekend!! These have to be my two most favorite designs to make from my whole pattern line!




These two Primitive Holiday Dolls will be ready for sale in my Etsy Shop tonight!! You can check out my shop by clicking -------> Rock River Stitches

Have a Wonderful Evening!

Sunday, February 24, 2013

New Primitive Coin Purses!

I have a few more coin purses for sale!! A few of them will be listed in my etsy shop tonight! These are so fun to make!! Click here to my shop---> Rock River Stitches




In other news.....On Thursday night we were to get this huge snowstorm. All the weathermen were so excited about it and then we only get 3 to 4 inches. There is a supposedly another biggie for Tuesday....We will see.

Well anyway on Friday I decided to build me a birdfeeder snowman!! I had seen this idea several years ago in a Birds and Blooms magazine and had kept the idea in my head for a long time. So I made a Snow Lady!!   The feeling making this snowman brought back wonderful memories when I was a kid. It was pure joy!! I had great fun creating her! 


It wasn't more then 2 minutes after I came in the house...There was Mrs. Cardinal!! 

I knew the squirrels would be by next. They showed up a couple of hours later!!!




The squirrels did a number on the sunflower seed. They cleaned her out! As usual :)

And captured this shot of this Carolina Wren! They LOVE my homemade suet!


I get a pair of them every morning. They are always the first birds to show up just after the sun comes up. I believe these birds are the cutest!!!

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Ghostly Goings On

Finished up these quick and easy Ghostly Make Do's today. They are currently listed in my Rock River Stitches etsy shop! Orders are coming in fast now for both Halloween and Christmas items. Hope I can keep up. And the same for my photo pendants shop on etsy! 



Hope I didn't bite off more then I can chew with opening a second etsy shop back in May. I am having fun though! Don't forget about my 20% off sale in my Red Oak Images Shop! Sale ends midnight Sunday. Just type in LABORDAYSALE at the check out.

I just added these new Christmas Primitive Note cards to my Red Oak Images Shop. They are on sale too along with everything else!


Perfect gift for that primitive friend! 

Then yesterday while I was taking a little tea break out on my deck I captured this adorable shot of this little chipmunk! We have a gazillion of these little critters around our home. 


Isn't he a cutey! I believe he is a youngster. I think there is a big family of them under our deck. 

Well my blogging friends, time to get back to work! Have a wonderful weekend!

Friday, November 18, 2011

Primitive Christmas Make Do's

Busy Busy!!! I have so much to do!! Daughter and family is coming home for Thanksgiving and I've got to get the house in order!! Will be so good to have them here! And then I'm working on 2 new patterns. I'm thinking they will be finished by tomorrow. And I did manage to get a couple new items finished today to list on My Ebay tonight.



So there you have what's new for today!!! Have a wonderful weekend my fellow bloggers!!

Monday, October 24, 2011

Primitive Christmas Stocking

I'm in full force mode for Christmas now! I finished this stocking the other day and it is now listed on ebay. It's been awhile since I've listed anything there. Click HERE to go to my ebay listing for my stocking. I will be making more items, so be on the look out.

Saturday morning I went to a primitive and antiques sale at the Red Barn. Have to tell you this was my kind of sale! Lots of old worn rusty primitive stuff! I guess they have sales once a month from April through October. I will be waiting anxiously for when they start up again next year. Here are some treasures that I got!!


Hog Scraper, Early crock jug, Miner's lunch box and 3 spindles.




Here's my spindles after hubby cut them for me. Can't wait to use these to make some make do's!


Then on Saturday Hubby and I did some hiking around on the trails at Blackhawk State Park. This place has the most amazing huge oak trees. I didn't like the way my pictures turned out because I left my polarizing lens at home. So I went back again today and got some amazing shots. And it seems the leaves have turned more since then too! It was a gorgeous day. I think it was close to 70ยบ.




I think these are some short of wildflower. The bees and little green flies were all over them.


Do you ever just look up when you are under a tree? Amazing isn't it?!!



I don't know what these flowers were, but they were kind of stinky. Pretty, but stinky LOL


Some very cool fungus growing on a old dead tree.




Don't ya just love all the colors here!!!





And here's a statue of Chief Blackhawk who the park was named after. He was the leader of the Sauk American Indian tribe who were in this area a very long time ago.