Happy Monday Prim Friends!

It's rainy and a bit chilly here in the valley,

but at least no snow!

I think Spring has finally sprung around here~

the grass is getting a beautiful green~

the tulips, daffodils, and lilies will be in full bloom soon~ 

I love this time of year~ seeing the Earth come back to life.

Makes me smile~

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I watched Ann Curry's story last night

on climate change. Y'all may have seen it too.

It was a real eye opener as to how much our planet has changed.

I just wish the big corporations

that spew large amounts of CO2 

would take notice and change the way they do business.

I don't like to get political on my blog,

but the Government should be more involved with

this disaster waiting to happen,

rather than concerning and involving itself

with the everyday Joe homeowners.

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I have two new patterns added to my Etsy shop

 

Just in time for Easter~

This is Daisy ~ 12" prim rabbit.

She's a free standing stump doll, with pose able ears.

This is a quick and easy pattern to make

and includes how to make the flower she holds. 

 

18" Civil War Soldier~

Mid May is the 150th  Anniversary of the Civil War.

Our town hosts the re-enactment of the battle of New Market,

bringing thousands of people from all over to watch.

I want to offer a selection of items to my customers

and will be working on a few new patterns for the event.

So, if your a Civil War collector

be watching for some new patterns in my Etsy Shop.

(Oh, and the beautiful God Bless America

can arrangement in the picture

was made by my friend Sheila of Country Impressions on Etsy.

Stop by and see what other beauties she has to offer.)

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I've also been trying to learn the art of rug hooking.

Please don't laugh or be to critical of my loops~

I have a long way to go,

but am enjoying the journey~

 

 

It's rather large and

will probably take me the rest of the year to finish. lol....

As it progresses,

I'll be sure to share.

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Have a great week~

Thanks for stopping by~

Prim Blessings,

       Jean