The gourd pattern is here. Again, Harvest time is a favorite here in farm country and this gourd pattern is a result of bringing the garden. In the family garden we raise useful and decorative plants, and this pattern is from looking at the gourds we brought in this autumn. Hope you like it. It can be found at prairieharvestarts.com

November Contest for Prairie Harvest Arts

Please check out website http://www.prairieharvestarts.com for details on our new contest. Winner will receive choice of the products shown.

New Free Category at the Website!!!!

Happy to let people know that we have added a new category to our store at http://www.prairieharvestarts.com.

This month we are offering a multi purpose Thanksgiving card for your use. It can be used as a greeting card, Thank You card, a menu and part of a hostess gift. Take a look and we hope you can enjoy and make use of it.

It's been so long since my last post. I think there just was so much to do and so little time. Well, things are at an even pace now and I want to get back to my blog and learn more about how to make it better.

Had a couple more baby llamas born this summer and they look as though their wool will be beautiful. Everything here on the farm has grown well this past season. Looking forward to Thanksgiving. This will be the first Thanksgiving in years that all my children have not been together. My second son is studying in China and Japan this semester. It will be very strange to be without him. But the others will all be here and that is wonderful.

I have been working on new ideas and just need to get the patterns done. Will let you know as tis happens.

Here's to a great and beautiful autumn.

Talk to you soon.....

Easter Joy and Blessing !!!

Thought this would be an appropriate photo to post today. Our first spring Lamb!!!
Happy Easter to all!!!

New Blog Design!!!

Just uploaded this new blog design. Just makes me happy!!!
Back to work to get a couple of orders out and them on to new projects.

Please be looking for the new Primitive Crafters and Designers newsletter to be out today. If you haven't signed up for it, please go our site and take a peek. I wrote about starting an herb garden and next month will focus on a crafters garden-including herbs. Which reminds me, will go out later today and see how the boys are doing in the greenhouse. This time of year that is where I will be when not working on folk art and prims.

Spring is here and the sun is out! What could be better. Hope everyone has a great weekend.

New Happenings

Wanted to let everyone know that the new Olde Primitive Sisters Online Market Place group website is up and going. Thanks to Bebe, the graphics are wonderful.
You can take a look at it at: http://oldprimitivesisters.com/

Also new items were added to the Primitive Crafters and Designers Marketplace at the beginning of the month.
http://www.primitivecraftersanddesigners.com/
There are many fine primitives people on these sites and you might enjoy shopping at these two great places.

Life continues here at the farm. The snow has started melting and am am looking forward to taking full advantage of the greenhouse, my own little world, this week.

The new line of patterns continues, but is taking a little longer than I wanted, but everything always does.

Hope your spring is coming along. I can't wait to get outside in the garden.