Primitive Easter Ornies, Bowl Fillers, and Flatties
I hope that you are ready for a “prim spring” and a very Primitive Easter season!
I have several new items this year. And as always, all items are one of a kind handmade. So if you see something that you like, you better get it, because I may not be able to reproduce it. A lot of the fabric is in short supply and when it is gone, it is gone!
I have had several requests for crosses, so I gave it a try. And here are my Primitive “Olde Rugged Crosses”.
And primitive Easter bunnies! Why I have more prim rabbits and bunnies that you can shake a primitive stick at!
I think that this is my favorite. I made these last year and they really sold well. They are very versatile!
These primitive Easter Bunnie heads are as cute as a primitive button! They really make nice bowl fillers or tree ornaments.
Of all the Easter Bunnies, these have to have the most prim look. I am selling them in several different configurations. However don’t be afraid to ask if you want something different.
I love this little “prim” fellow. He is “primunique”. A little different and comes with wire for hanging. There are a lot of different ways that he could be used!
And your Primitive Easter would not be complete without Easter Eggs. Here is a small sample of some that I have this year.
These are some of my prim favorites. They are wrapped in the nicest plaid homespun fabric before they are treated with my special solution and a little coffee and spice!
And these “flattie” Easter Eggs are ALWAYS a favorite! Some fabrics are very limited and they may be gone, so order early to insure that you get your favorite! Check my stores for current inventory.
I will wrap this up with a set of primitive Easter Chicks. They look a little like those Easter Marshmallow Peeps that you see in the stores. They almost look good enough to eat!
And again, this is only a sample of what I have this year. Check my EBay and Etsy Stores for the complete inventory!
I recently purchased the crosses with the purple ribbon , saftey pin & bell attached. I love them ! ! Would you please explain the meaning of the ribbon, pin & bell — I read it once but cannot find the explanation, now. Also, I am going to try to go to e-bay to purchase some more. Thank You, for your help and assistance. Have a wonderful day. Sincerely, Claudia Schwab
Claudia,
Regarding the purple ribbon, on the cross. This is the religious meaning of it: A purple sash is often draped across the cross during the season of Lent, more specifically Holy Week, signifying the penitential character of the season. It is replaced by a white sash on Easter to remind us of the glory of the Resurrection of the Lord.
I used the safety pin and jingle bell only as an avenue to make the cross primitive looking. There is no significance of the bell and pin, only for cosmetic purposes.
Thanks for your question. Do not hesitate to email me if I can be of future assistance to you.