Surprise from a blogging friend!!!!!

Yesterday was my birthday. My Birthdays are more special to me as I get older. I took the day off,

Spent a gift cert. from my husband rode through the country admiring the beauty of Spring. Met my daughter

for lunch and had cake and ice cream with Cole and Riley.  And I received a special surprise package in

the mail from a wonderful friend Sheila "Seasons of thy Heart"     .  She sent me the most wonderful

arrangement, it is beautiful and smells yummy!!! It is extra special because of the label. It has a

prairie bonnet label on it. It is lovely!!! Thank you Sheila, if you know Sheila she has a heart of gold,

and she is always thinking of others before herself. If you have never owned one of Sheila's arrangements

you don't know what you are missing. I love it soooo much!!!!!!!

Isn't the arrangement lovely, and love, love the label.

Love the card she gave me also!

Anticipation!!!!

They made me feel so special, like a kid again!

I love and appreciate my Birthday cards!

What a beautiful collection!!!

Uncle Sam dolls

I think I have pretty much made all of the bunnies that I am going to make for this year, I try to think ahead,

so I have finished two Uncle Sam dolls. I used a Bittersweetfolkart Pattern.

I made one a black  and one white. I am quite pleased how they turned out. I used raw sheep wool

for their beards. They are grungy and prim. Pictures don't do justice, they have rusty pins and

bells going down the front of their shirts. (Beards are covering them up.)

Surprise from hubby!

Yesterday my hubby stopped at a yardsale and picked me up a little antique lunch pail for $3.00.

I love it when he thinks of me. I love the lunch pail, I do have another one just like it, that I would never part with,

that was my dad's when he went to school, it touched my heart when my dad gave it to me, he knew

that I loved it and it was so special to him. This is a photo of the one Ronnie gave me

I also wanted to share a picture of Riley my granddaughter, she just recently had to get glasses and

she loves pink, so of course she chose pink frames, isn't she adorable!!

And she is growing up sooo fast. She loves her glasses and couldn't wait to show everyone at school.

I rem. getting glasses in the sixth grade and didn't want to go to school for nothing, but mine were ugly.

So many pretty glasses to choose from now.

New Treasure

I have admired Carol, "Buttermilk Creek Farm". wonderful mice creations for a long time.

I decided to splurge and get myself one of her awesome mice. This one was very tempting, since

I love old Bemis Seamless feedsacks. And this Granny Girt is wearing a feedsack apron.

I love little dilly that granny is holding. Carol puts so much details into her creations.

I love my Granny Girt. Thank you Carol, stop by her blog, she is also hosting a wonderful giveaway

of one of her mice.   

Some Spring Decor

We have been very fortunate in the east this Winter, only one snow to talk about and that was in Oct.
We have been having some beautiful weather. So I decided to take down my snowmen and put up some Spring decor.
Many of my things are from other crafters, I did alot of swaps last year and totally decorated my house with
my swap things  from other talented crafters.

This is the spring arrangement that I won from

Jean, of Prim Crafts She also made the bunny setting holding the egg.

The standing bunny is from Country at Heart.

Lamp by Sheila, Seasons of thy heart

penny rug by Michelle of Grannies Pantry

Jean of Prim Crafts made my standing bunny and

Also the two matching prairie dolls below , I am so blessed to live near Jean, she spoils me.

prairie rabbit, Tammy, NC primitives from the past

Mary of Marmmies Mammys and More, made the awesome standing prairie doll

Carol Firecracker Kid, made the lovely shelf.

and bunny by Jean of Prim Crafts, Carrot, Sheila, Seasons of thy heart. And the shelf below was also made by Carol.

pinkeep on top by

Pam Baskets n Prims, Pam also made the angel ornie

Pinkeep in dipper, Brenda, Pine Tree Prims

Some of these wonderful goodies were made from a 

wonderful lady that I met on FB, Sandra Wilder. The flicker light and Bunny bag.

The fly shoeflyCarmen of Prim Cats

Brenda, The rusty thimble, I was lucky enough to win one of Brenda's giveaways. I love this bunny!

Bunny Pan Display, by Becky, Primitives N Stitchin, Becky also my my Lilly ornie on my hoosier cabinet in the first picture.

Basil Bunny and bird pinkeep by,

Keri of the Calico Rabbit, she is featured in the Merchantile Gatherings Magazine Spring issue.

Just realized my flicker light needed a candle mat under it, Made by Traci, of York Mountain Primitives

I hope I didn't miss anyone, thanks to my prim friends for decorating my house! I am in prim heaven!!!

New things I have been working on!

I have been sewing up a storm, I wanted to share some photo's of my recent creations.
I am ready to take my snowmen down and start decorating for Spring, I have made some bunnies
to get in the Spring mood, we have temperatures in the 70's today, very unusual for us in Va. in Feb.
But I sure am enjoying the beautiful day!

I used a Raven's Haven's Pattern

For these two bunnies I used a , Bittersweetfolkart Pattern

I used a TFC pattern for this gal.

For these three prairie dolls I used a Kim's Whim's pattern

These next two Prairie dolls I used a  pattern from, You are Special

New Primitives

I have been sewing up a storm and instead of showing everything all at once, I will be showing my new

creations over the next several days. First I will be showing two primitive dolls , they are  both partially

rag stuffed and grunged for that look from olden days. The black doll is approximately 23" long and

the white doll approximately 22 " long. (The little shoes are not included and for display purposes only).

I am asking $32.99 for each doll plus shipping, Email me if interested. I accept paypal. Lecia123@verizon.net