Ramsey's Coffee Seed Bag

This seed bag is a Pine Patch Primitives Original design. The seed bag is made from aged muslin and measures 5" by 7. The bag has a grunged cotton twine drawstring for hanging or closing. Imprinted on the front of the bag is 'Ramsey's Fresh Roasted Whole Bean Coffee'. A nice addition to any primitive peg rack.

Primitive Cornmeal Sack Snowman

This primitive grungy snowman came out so awesome. His head and body are made from warm and natural cotton batting and they have been soaked in my spice mixture and dried by the fireplace. He is darker but due to the flash on my camera he appears lighter. He has a stocking cap and a grungy cheesecloth scarf. He is wearing a coat made from a feed sack which reads 'Four Star Cornmeal' which I have also soaked in my spice mixture and dried by the fireplace for a dirty olde look. His legs and arms are sticks wrapped in rusty wire. I have used allspice for his eyes, nose and mouth. Down the front of his belly are dried red juniper berries for a little color. In one hand he carries a nice gathering of sweet annie and berries. His overall length is 16" tall and he hangs from a rusty wire. This is a Pine Patch Primitives Design and a one of a kind. He will come signed and dated.

Sheep Triple Candle

Another design for my triple candle. The candle is 6" tall by 5" across and hand dipped in black beeswax and dusted with cinnamon. It comes with 3 waxed dipped grungy battery operated tea lights. On the front of this candle is the label for the 'Waterhouse Sheep Works' which has been printed on aged parchment paper. On the top and bottom of the label are grungy twine. This candle looks great in trenchers, shelves and tables. Nice for a sheep collector too. A Pine Patch Primitives Original. Label design by Sassaphras Hills.

Child's Pouting Chair

Back in earlier times, these chairs did not start out that way. Early settlers would build shelves up high for storage and needed a way to get their goods down. The German immigrants built this chair as a step stool. The high back was designed so that they would not have to continually bend over to move the stool. These stools were placed in corners when not in use. When a child was naughty, they were sent to the corner as punishment. With the stool in the corner, they would sit on it giving it the name pouting chair. I have one of these pouting chairs available. It is painted in black over red in our early american finish. The chair measures 24" tall, 11.75" across and 9" deep. It has a nice hand waxed finish. There is only this one available.

Little Annie Pattern

Another very easy pattern for the beginner and experienced sewers. This pattern has very easy to follow instructions with full size patterns. Also included is a color photo and aging technique. A pattern you will love. Copyright 2007

Sweet Annie Candle Bundle

Wow does this Sweet Annie have an awesome aroma. I have taken a nice gathering of fresh sweet annie and put a nice piece of grungy cheesecloth on top. Then I added two beeswax grubby nubby candle to that and tied the whole thing with grungy cotton twine. This makes a nice bowl filler or looks great all by itself. You will LOVE the fresh scent. A Pine Patch Primitives Original. ©2007

Primitive Cinnamon Beeswaxed Eggs

These paper mache eggs have been hand dipped in brown beeswax which has been scented with clove. I then rolled them in fresh ground cinnamon and the aroma is to die for. You will receive a set of SIX of these eggs along with the dried grass to put in your bowls, plates, etc..... They make a great spring bowl filler but can definitely be left out all year long. These eggs are the size of a real egg. A nice grungy, primitive needful.