Miss Daisy

This is #2 in my "OLDE PRIM GAL" series, "Miss Daisy." She is 21 inches, made from grungy and painted artist cloth, rag stuffed. Oh she is EXTREMELY PRIM. Her hair is grungy cheese-cloth, her tiny eye's are stitched with floss. Her nose has been prim-pinched and her big mouth is a rust colored floss. The top part of her dress is an old feed sack and under that is a daisy print calico in shades of grungy yellow and orange. Her face is very tattered and torn.

Her Flower is 12 inches, it is a Daisy painted in rust and green, rusty wired to an old stick. Her Daisy seed packet is 3 x 4 1/2 inches, it is grungy artist cloth and it read's "DAISY."

Daisy has been signed and dated along with my trademark design of Oswald on her backside. She is an OOAK

Miss Liberty

Miss Liberty is #4 in my "OLD PRIM GAL series. She is 19 inches and made from grungy and painted artist cloth, rag stuffed. Her hair is raw flax fibers and it just sticks straight up. Her eye's are miss-matched old buttons with grungy red ticking behind. Her nose is a painted on blue star. Her mouth is a strip of grungy red homespun stitched in place.

Her dress is a Americana flag print calico. I did put a red and cream pin-stripe patch on the bottom of her right foot. Her arms and legs are grungy blue ticking.

She holds her Liberty bell, it is about 3 1/2 inches and it does "RING." She is an OOAK, designed by me, signed and dated along with my trademark design of Oswald on her backside.

Betsy 1776

This is Betsy 1776, she is # 5 in my series, "OLDE PRIM GALS." She is EXTREMELY primitive. She is 34 inches. Her head and shoulders are grungy artist cloth and her body, legs and arms are grungy old ticking. She is rag stuffed. As you can see her top half is sewn onto her body. She has raw flax fibers for hair, miss-matched old button eye's and her mouth has been prim-pinched then dusted a barn red. Her nose is sewn on separately, stuffed and dry-brushed black. This is such a extreme prim look. She has been tattered and torn.

On her belly is a grungy patch that reads, "1776." Her skirt is a piece of a Americana curtain. Simply tied on with rusty wire. She has rusty stars on her feet.

Her flag I made from homespun, ticking and a blue with cream stars calico. It has been rusty wired to an old stick. it is 13x 20 inches. I must warn you again, she is EXTREMELY primitive. She is a OOAK, designed by me, signed and dated along with my trademark design of Oswald on her backside.

Blessings

This is "BLESSINGS." She is #6 in my "OLDE PRIM GAL" series. She is made from grungy and painted artist cloth and her arms and legs are grungy old blue ticking. She is 34 inches and rag stuffed. Her hair is raw flax fibers and her eye's are miss-matched old buttons. Her nose is a grungy piece of artist cloth and her mouth is hand-sewn with grungy barn red floss. I do believe there is a slight smile on those lips, lol. She to has been stitched together shoulders onto her body. Tattered and holes, stuffing peeking through.

Across her chest is a grungy patch that I stitched with black floss, it reads, "BLESSINGS." Her skirt is a homespun of barn red and mustard check, a patch of blue and cream star calico then a strip of ticking on the top.

She carries her candle lite, battery operated, I wrapped grungy red homespun and cheese-cloth around the base. It is 6 inches. There are batteries included. She is an OOAK, designed by me, signed and dated along with my trademark design of Oswald on her backside.

Gloria

Gloria is #7 in my "OLD PRIM GAL" series. She is 38 inches, rag stuffed. Now this old gal is quite a hoot, see that long neck ?? Well with that neck she has a slight problem, it kinda aches so she carries with her at all times her tonic of, "RHEUMATISM GLORIA TONIC." But she is a little embarrassed so she keeps it in a her bag. Gloria has raw flax fibers for her hair, her eye's are miss-matched old buttons and her nose is a grungy piece of artist cloth stuffed and sewn in place. Her mouth is stitched with barn red floss is a big ol' smile.

Her top half has been stitched to her lower half and she is quite tattered. Her skirt is a grungy piece of an old blanket. I made her from grungy and painted artist cloth and her arms and legs are grungy old ticking, with rusty safety pins to keep the stuffing from falling out and her feet have patches and rusty pins to keep the stuffing in.

Her tonic bottle is 8 1/2 inches with grungy muslin on the top, the bag is 5 x 6 1/2, made from a floral print calico. She is a OOAK, designed by me, signed and dated along with my trademark design of Oswald on her backside.