And the winner of the Fall Fabric Basket is Maria W. from PA. Congratulations, Maria
Meet Maria on her blog, http://primitiveseason.blogspot.com/
Thank you to everyone who entered and for all the wonderful comments.
Bette
Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts
Friday, October 1, 2010
Monday, August 2, 2010
Autumn Celebration at the Farmhouse
The Old Farmhouse Gathering Etsy Team is having an Autumn Celebration on Etsy. There are so many wonderful handmade fall items ready for your fall decorating offered by the talented members of the OFG team.
To see all the celebrations listings, Click here.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Blog Party at By Your Hands
By Your Hands is having a blog party starting today. You can add your favorite item from your Etsy or Artfire shop. Great way to show off your shop. Click on the image to go to the party.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Monday's Marketplace - Primgals Primitive Palette
Welcome to Monday's Market Place with the Old Farmhouse Gathering!
Each Monday I will be featuring one of the talented members of the Old Farmhouse Gathering Etsy group. Grab a drink and get comfy and read about today's featured artist and then check out the shops of some other members along the sides of my blog.
Today's featured artist is Jody Seilheimer of Primgals Primitive Palette.
1. What is the name of your Etsy shop and why did you choose that name?
My shop is named Primgals Primitive Palette. I chose the name as it best represented what I do. I love to paint primitive items for the home, for everyday use and holidays.
2. How long have you been on Etsy?
I have been on Etsy since January of 2008
3. What type of items do you offer?
Iam very eclectic. I love to paint on found items at thrift stores, tag sales etc. I also purchase some of my surfaces, such as the switch plates, and soaps.
4. How long have you been crafting?
I have crafted all my life, starting at the age of 8 when I took my first ceramic class. I have had a love of painting ever since.
5. Who or What inspires you?
Colonial or Primitive art of any kind. I love to see homes that are decorated in this style. I have some very favorite artists also such as Terrye French, Donna Atkins, and John Sliney.
6. What is your favorite item in your shop and why?
I just love my soaps! They are unique, as I go through a five step process to make them appear as old as they look. it is always such fun to come up with new and different designs for them. Plus they are affordable, and I love being able to produce an item that everyone can afford to add to their home decor.
7. Other places where you can be found (Ebay, webstore, blog)
I am primarily on Etsy but I do have a shop on Artfire, and occasionally I have a few items on Ebay.
Each Monday I will be featuring one of the talented members of the Old Farmhouse Gathering Etsy group. Grab a drink and get comfy and read about today's featured artist and then check out the shops of some other members along the sides of my blog.
Today's featured artist is Jody Seilheimer of Primgals Primitive Palette.
1. What is the name of your Etsy shop and why did you choose that name?
My shop is named Primgals Primitive Palette. I chose the name as it best represented what I do. I love to paint primitive items for the home, for everyday use and holidays.
2. How long have you been on Etsy?
I have been on Etsy since January of 2008
3. What type of items do you offer?
Iam very eclectic. I love to paint on found items at thrift stores, tag sales etc. I also purchase some of my surfaces, such as the switch plates, and soaps.
4. How long have you been crafting?
I have crafted all my life, starting at the age of 8 when I took my first ceramic class. I have had a love of painting ever since.
5. Who or What inspires you?
Colonial or Primitive art of any kind. I love to see homes that are decorated in this style. I have some very favorite artists also such as Terrye French, Donna Atkins, and John Sliney.
6. What is your favorite item in your shop and why?
I just love my soaps! They are unique, as I go through a five step process to make them appear as old as they look. it is always such fun to come up with new and different designs for them. Plus they are affordable, and I love being able to produce an item that everyone can afford to add to their home decor.
7. Other places where you can be found (Ebay, webstore, blog)
I am primarily on Etsy but I do have a shop on Artfire, and occasionally I have a few items on Ebay.
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