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Kirsten Makes Primitive Ornies!

Margo — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 19:39:45 +0000

Not sure if you can make primitive ornies? Here is my grand daughter, Kirsten, making primitive ornies. She said that she would like to try it, and she had HOURS of fun.

I think that I may have found a new helper!

New Etsy store is open!

Margo — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 14:06:03 +0000

There are some mighty primitive crafters at Etsy. So I decided to get in on the fun! Check out my new items at Etsy!

New Primitive Pinwheel in eBay Store

Margo — Thu, 29 May 2008 18:35:29 +0000

I have a new primitive pinwheel design in my eBay store. Be sure to check it out. They have been selling like primitive hotcakes!!!

My New Store Is Open!

Margo — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:33:36 +0000

Olde Primitive Country Crafts is now open.

We still have to add some more products, but we have it up and running. Our plan is to have lots of E-Patterns so you can make your own ornies and bowl fillers. The E-Patterns come with easy to follow directions from start to finish. You will amaze yourself when you finish them!

And for those who just want to buy ready handmade ornies and bowl fillers, we will always have plenty of those as well.

If you want something and don’t see it, just send me an email and I will try to make it for you.

If you see something that you want and it shows as out of stock, contact me and I may be able to make it for you.

Now, let’s go shopping! I hope that you enjoy the store.

Olde Primitive Country Crafts

Sign Up For My eBay Newsletter

Margo — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 23:00:37 +0000

Simply sign into your account and then go to my eBay store. Right under the moose you will see a box that says “Store Newsletter”. Just click on the Sign Up button (see the red arrows) and you will be taken to a page where you can check what you want. Just that simple.

Thanks again for stopping by!

Primitive Decorating Ideas

Margo — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 20:01:39 +0000

Today I am going to give you some very easy tips for primitive decorating ideas in your home or office. For starters, rose hips are very easy to find and can sit in a bowl or basket and then just add some of your favorites ~ perhaps some primitive bowl fillers or even some rusty jingle bells. Check out the bowl of rusty jingle bells tied with assorted homespun bows and lying in a layer or rose hips.

That is an inexpensive and oh so easy way to decorate.

Another primitive decorating idea is to keep a bowl of bowl fillers according to the season or holiday. Use the same bowl, basket or vintage metalware and just change the inside of the bowl with ornies such as hearts for Valentine’s Day, shamrocks for St. Patrick’s Day, eggs or bunnies for Easter, flags for Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day, pumpkins and the like for Halloween….get the idea? I love making bowl fillers. Be sure to check all of my bowl fillers and ornies out in my Ebay Store.

Two New Easter Primitive EPatterns Released Today!

Margo — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 21:14:03 +0000

Today I have released two new Primitive EPatterns, just in time for Easter. Make some for gifts. Hang them on that seasonal Prim Tree!

First I have a Primitive Bunnies and Eggs EPattern. They can have many different looks, depending on the fabric that you use!

Then I have these Primitive Chicks and Eggs EPattern. You will have plenty of time to experiment. Make some for your friends and relatives!

Pick these up at Olde Primitive Country Crafts.

Easter & Spring Decorating Ideas and Merchandise

Margo — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 19:01:01 +0000

Folks, springtime will be here before you know it. Why not take a moment and think about something that reminds you of spring. For me, spring time brings thoughts of flowers, Easter baskets and eggs, bunnies, birds, and lots of vibrant colors!!!! Spring time is my favorite time of the year and with this in mind, I am actively creating more ornies and bowl fillers. Some of the bowl fillers I will be working on will be primitive bunny rabbits, Easter eggs in lots of floral, calico prints, baby chicks, tulips, sheep, cows, dogs and cats and so much more. I hope to add a new e-pattern too in the near future. Is there something you are looking for in a bowl filler and can’t find? Send me an email and tell me what you’d like to see. I love to try to create new things and love the challenge. Be sure to check out my Ebay Store for lots of simple and inexpensive decorating ideas to place here and there in your home!!!!

First Primitive Ornie EPattern Created

Margo — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 16:31:40 +0000

I have created my first Primitive Ornie EPattern for you. Easy to follow directions. Tips and tricks for “grunging” your ornie. Create your own “ornie” or “bowl filler” and you will be hooked.

These patterns will cut a lot of time off of your learning curve.

Plenty of time to make your Shamrock Ornies before St Patricks day.

Sell them or decorate your home with them.

See it in my store at: Olde Primitive Country Crafts.

Make them for friends and relatives. They will be amazed and impressed by your new found talent!

Where to Find Fabric for Your Crafts??? I’ve Got the Answer!!!

Margo — Sun, 06 Jan 2008 20:03:58 +0000

Do you get tired of spending way too much money at the fabric stores for material? I know I do!!! ~~ unless I happen to find a great bargain. I have found that some of the best fabric is right in your home, in your attic and some is right in your closets! By this, I mean have you ever had a shirt that you hardly wore but you just loved the material? Why not cut it up and make some bowl fillers with it? How about that baby blanket or old bedspread that you are just hanging on to? Use it to make crafts with!!!! I think it’s great when you can recycle a treasured piece of clothing or a bedspread that might not be nice enough to place on your guest bed, but if you cut into the fabric and use only the good and salvageable pieces, you hold on to a piece of that treasure. I love to experiment with different fabrics. Sometimes I take a trip in my attic and just look for things I have stored up there I no longer use and cut into the fabric for wonderful handcrafted decorative items!

Has you baby grown up but you’re still holding on to his baby clothes from years past? Use them for your crafts. You will be amazed what you can do if you let your creativity begin!!!

Bedspreads, dust ruffles, shirts, skirts, baby & children’s clothing, cloth dinner napkins, old cotton tablecloths, blankets, ~~ you get the idea. What a great way to recycle those items you’ll probably never use again anyway. Make a craft today!!!