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Believe Ornie
This ornie is another country primitive ornie I made for a swap this past Christmas. I made 26 of these for the swap. First I used my special “grungy juice” to grungy up a muslin bag and stenciled on...
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Prim Flickers
I call these country primitive flameless candles Prim Flickers. They are made with real wax candles, which my husband drills out for me. I dip the candles in scented wax, roll them in spices, and then...
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Grungy Clothespins
Grungy goods are very popular in country primitive decor, and I sell a lot of them in my online store, including these grungy clothespins. I just take wooden clothespins, dip them in melted wax, roll...
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Grungy Tapers
Just another fun way to add the country primitive touch to your home decor: Grungy Tapers! You can take pretty much any wax candle, dip it in melted wax, roll it in spices, then dip it in the melted...
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Rusty Bucket Lights
This project is really easy to do. They add a great country primitive touch to any shelf, table, or little nook in your home. And best of all there is no flame; just a battery operated tealight. Great...
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Primitive Sunflowers Tutorial
As I was doing some blog hopping the other day, I landed on a blog I’ve been to many times, but hadn’t visited for awhile. It’s the Krazy Kraft Lady’s blog, and she has some wonderful primitive and...
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