Thought I would share this area in my bedroom I have been working on for sometime now, collecting different items that would have been used in everyday life. The old peg rack, just love it, had gotten it on one of my trips to Kingsport. I wanted to use blues, browns and a touch of red in my bedroom. I have a red quilt I use in the wintertime and I just ordered a country blue looking one this week, thought it would be good for the spring and the summer. The brown dress I found at Settler's Crossin, just added the two bonnets from my trip to Gibson Mill. I love the makedo pinkeep, love the coverlet it was made out of, pinkeeps are one of my favorite things to collect now. The bag hanging on the dress was a gift from Traci at York Mountain Primitives, just love it Traci, she has a really neat website, I have some dolls and rag balls I had ordered from her, still trying to find the perfect place for them. I had found this old basket years ago, I added the little pinkeep and a couple of black darners, the darners came from my Aunt Dottie. Speaking of Aunt Dottie, our little luncheon turned out really well, of course Oliver was the hit of the party. He was having a good time with everyone, did I take pictures, well I thought about it last night, didn't even occur to me to take picutres during the event.
Had to share this special little pillow Traci had sent me also, just love it, something I will always treasure with being a first time grandma.
One of my handmades, just love the pattern, a Veenas Mercantile, very easy to make, love how she turned out, very primitive. More pinkeeps I have collected, this area is in my bedroom, love the reproduction lamp, they add so much to the primitive look. The little red shoes are just part of an ongoing collection of shoes I have.
The seed bag dolls I just love making, very easy, primitive looking, another Drakestone pattern, just love her patterns.
Another onof the seed bag dolls and the angel doll were special orders for the upcoming Friendship Tea. The Rusty Relic will be hosting it next saturday, Feb. 11th, if you are in the neighborhood stop by, really great primitive shop.
Well we are in the middle of rabbit season here, this rabbit is a hand painted one my sister had stitched up, can't remember the name of the pattern, this one has already been sold.
This rabbit is a creation of my sister, she is very talented, somehow my brain just does not go there, hopefully one day I will be able to create like she does. This one is made from clay and sits on an old jar. Just love the colors she used. The little umbrella and on her back is a basket with eggs, just perfect for spring, she has already been sold, she is currently working on some smaller rabbits. We hope to start offering some handmades for spring here on the blog sometime in March after we get the spring handmades finished for the spring open houses. Just wanted to share a few things with you, hope everyone has a great weekend. Rainy here today, perfect day for the great furniture move I am working on if I can get hubby to stay home long enough. LOL. Will share some of that great move soon. Hugs Vicky
Vicky,
ReplyDeleteHow can Oliver be anything BUT the hit of the luncheon??? LOL!!! Love everything you have collected and your sister's bunnies are wonderful! I haven't made a bunny yet, YIKES! I am behind.... starting this weekend and will work like a mad woman! OLM
Wow! To collect is one thing, but to be able to display your collections well is another (somethin I'm not too good at) Everything looks great! ~*~Lisa
ReplyDeleteVicky will you make me a seed doll and let me know how much? I love her! so prim! Your sisters bunny too!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you posted this.
Enjoy your weekend.
Hugs
Earlene
What Beautiful creations. I Love how you have everything displayed. I Love it all!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks WONDERFUL!!! I always LOVE your color combinations and your displays...Along with visiting your blog!!~~hugs,Jen
ReplyDeleteEverything is wonderful.The little red High button shoes are adorable.Love the simple seed doll.Warm Blessings!~Amy
ReplyDeleteVicky,
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! Love the peg rack and everything you've displayed on it. Sweet dolls you've made. Thanks for sharing. Lori
How could Oliver not be a hit. Love your new color combo of brown, blue and red...love it! Great goodies. Thanks for sharing! take care, Janice
ReplyDeleteThose all look great Vicky! Nice to see the post!
ReplyDeleteLorraine
Everything looks so prim perfect! I love the clothes hanging in your bedroom. I have a pegrack filled with old red and white longjohns. Dollies are sweet as can be! Have a great Sunday, Dawn
ReplyDeleteLove all of your goodies vick. You have the best stuff!
ReplyDeleteGotta question....why would you possibly "buy" anything when you and your sister make the most awesome things around? Wow!! Love the litte heart angel, the seed dolls and those wabbits!!! I want one of each!!! But I do love your peg rack - and those little red shoes too - so, ok, I see why you need to buy "some" things. But dang - you and your sis have some kind of talent!! Hope your weekend is off to a great start....Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
ReplyDeleteHi Vicky, I just love all your prims!! The hanging rack with all the dresses and other goodies is just prim perfect!!
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Lorna
Vicky, thanks for sharing your thins. I love your displays. The clothing and bonnets are so beautiful. I really like the peg rack too:) Your pantry boxes are nice. I like the red ones.
ReplyDelete-Steph-
Love it all Vicky...the dresses are great and the colors well they speak for themselves!!
ReplyDeleteSimply Prim photos..
ReplyDeleteYou sure do have a gift of displaying..
Pretties & more pretties~ love your displays~
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Teresa
Hi Vicki, not sure why you can't get to our new selling blog. Did you go to http://hollyhillsprimwares.blogspot.com That should take you right there. Let me know if you still can't log on. Thanks, Dawn
ReplyDeleteHi Vicky, OH on the dresses! I have a weakness for them...LOVE the Blues and the Browns the best....Nice displays!!! Have a nice weekend!
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