Primitive grungy jars have become a popular part of country primitive decorating. Instead of tossing out the glass jars, tin containers, cans, etc. consider turning them into cute primitive home decor accessories. Making primitive grungy jars is easier than you may have thought. … [Read more...] about How to Make Primitive Grungy Jars
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A “penny” for your thoughts – All About Penny Rugs
In the 1800's, around the time of the Civil War, thrifty homemakers would use scraps of wool from old clothing, blankets and hats to create designs for mats or rugs. Using coins as templates, they created circles and each piece was then stitched in place using a blanket stitch. … [Read more...] about A “penny” for your thoughts – All About Penny Rugs
How to Repurpose Old Furniture for Primitive Home Decor
Learn how to repurpose old furniture to give your primitive home decor a fresh look and decorate without breaking your decorating budget. Supplies Needed: Furniture Screw drivers 2 colors of matter finish paints Un-scented white wax candle Sandpaper (heavy, medium and fine … [Read more...] about How to Repurpose Old Furniture for Primitive Home Decor
History of American Folk Art Paintings
American folk art painting is fascinating. You'll find it isn't only canvas art like some styles of painting, but is featured on signs, furnishings, and other every day items. Today's folk artist have gone a step further by up-cycling every day items to paint on. American Folk … [Read more...] about History of American Folk Art Paintings
How to Embroider: Creating Stitchery for Primitive Home Decor
Learning how to embroider to make your own stitchery is a wonderful way to add a personal touch to your primitive home decor.As one of the oldest crafts, embroidery continues to stay popular in many forms including cross stitch, primitive stitchery and machine embroidery. … [Read more...] about How to Embroider: Creating Stitchery for Primitive Home Decor
