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Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Sign Up Here For the PFATT Christmas Giveaway!


Once again....the giving season is upon us and we here at Primitive Folk Art Talk & Tea want to spread the love by giving away these most adorable little gifts to 9 lucky winners! The contest will run from December 1st until Midnight PDT on December 7th.

The rules are...

1. Leave us a comment about your most favorite Family Christmas Tradition.

2. Add our Banner for this giveaway to your Facebook page or blog for an extra chance to win!

3. Follow us on either our Facebook page or our blog (you can find both on our sidebar) for another chance to win.

Happy Holidays and Good Luck everyone!

Olde Cape Primitives

"Snowflake Grimitive" by Kaf Grimm

Adorable tiny Snow folk made with fabric, wool, clay pot on her head, vintage tree & dusted with mica. Snow folk measure 8" and is made to sit or hang.


"Peace Dove Ornie" by Noelle Falvo

This Tricky Stitches original ornament features vintage buttons and French script fabric which has been lightly stained for a time worn appearance. It is about 7 inches wide and 4 inches high. It will make a great addition to your primitive tree or make a sweet topper on a holiday package.


"Snowman Paper Mache Bell Ornie" by Lori Davis

This adorable little handmade ornie features a snowman painted in acrylics on a paper mache bell. It measures 2 3/4 inches tall by 2 inches wide with a gold thread hanger.

"Frosty The Snowman Hang Tag"

The tag measures 3 3/4 inches high and 1 7/8 inches wide with a 2 1/2 inch long hanger made from twisted rusty wire and a vintage button. Signed on the back by the artist...Lori Davis.


Rosebabys
"Trimming The Tree" by Rose Gilpin

Cute little primitive snowman trimming the tree. Paperclay sculpted over a cone with twig arms..she stands on a wooden base with doily. He's decorating the tree for the holidays and is dusted with sparkly glitter.


Lacey Jane Primitives

by Jo Dismukes

Using a pattern from The Primitive Pear, a sweet Vintage Snow Baby! She's about 8" tall, made of muslin, then painted and grungied. Sewed on 3 rusty bells, needlefelted around her face and down the front. Rusty antique nails are arms and legs. Needle sculpted nose and embroidered eyes, holding a Merry Christmas banner and finally German Glass glittered wings. Comes to you signed and dated.


Miller Campbell Designs
"Bella Angel" by Rebecca Miller Campbell

Bella is a paperclay doll made on a paper mache cone base.

Spooky Hollow Folk Art

"Grimmy Mouse Ornie" by Carmen Ellis.

Little sculpted holiday mouse on a bell ornie.


Star Spangled Pretties

"Holiday Skate" by Jody Preston

Handmade fabric ice skate ornie with feather tree stitchery, wooly trim on top and wire "blade". Aged lightly and with a dusting of super fine clear glitter. Measures about 6 x 7 inches in size. Cord sewn in back for hanging.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

And the Lucky Winners are...............


Deidra Doan
is the winner of Kaf Grimm's St. Nick's Christmas Badges
Janice Moore Petty is the winner of Colleen Moody's snowman head shakers
Possible Impossibilities is the winner of Linda Kennon's Gourd Santa
Anna is the winner of Iva Wilcox' Joy hot air balloon
Leigh is the winner of Laurie Hardin's elf/ornament painting
lovass814 is the winner of Brenda Ostrowski's poinsettia ornament
Clevercrow is the winner of Lori Davis' champagne cork ornie
Cindy is the winner of Debbie Garlem's vintage style mittens
Old Glory Soldiers is the winner of Joyce Stahl's hand painted hang tag
Chelsea S. is the winner of Jody Preston's Christmas pinkeep/hanger
Jezebel is the winner of Nancy Malay's keepsake box
Janbobbypinboardwalk is the winner of Terrye French's hand painted angel glove
Annatastic is the winner of Jo Dismuke's frogcicle ornament
HeArt Collective is the winner of Diane MacNaughtan's snowman figure

Congratulations to all of our lucky winners! If you see your name here, you can go to the blog of the artist whose giveaway you won and post a comment, or wait on them to contact you for your mailing address. No need to post it here.

Happy Holidays from all the members of Primitive Folk Art Talk & Tea!!!