Fall Tablescape From Susan of Between Naps On The Porch

If you don't follow Susan's blog, you should! She creates these "tablescapes"
and they are truly works of art. Her porch is beautiful, too. She has some
historic house tours and napkin folding tutorials and other neat stuff on her blog.
Here's the tablescape she did for the 1st day of Autumn:

So Very Pretty!

It's National Flower Week! Let's Celebrate With New Fall Offerings From Some Noteworthy Blogs

One of my favorite artists in painting and florals is Denise of 

Country Creations By Denise. She had a giveaway not too long ago

and here is her latest tree, Spookie and Friend. She paints in country,

folk art and primitive style. Many of her containers are unique flea

market items that she paints on with her unique flair. She also loves

painting saltboxes. She also creates many kinds of Christmas trees 

and hand paints unique containers for them. You can also find her

work on eBay, ID 3148denise in the hand painted section.

Spooky and Friend Halloween Tree

Country Creations By Denise

Note the painting on the tree container and the ornament closeups. I love her work.


These next lovelies are created by Sheila of Country Impressions Floral and Decor, her selling blog.  She also has another blog to follow called Seasons Of Thy Heart. Sheila is a very talented artist who has passed along that artistic creativity to her children. 
She also loves to thrift shop and go to garage sale. She often finds
unique items and re-purposes them, incorporating them to use in
her beautiful creations. She loves the fall season but loves to decorate with her husband in all of the seasons, inside their home and outside
as well. She's a very sweet lady.

Lovely Painting Little Prim Witch With Black Cat

These are beautiful Fall Light Boxes

Next post will be on tutorials and pattern I found for Antique Turkey Tracks quilt and a super simple Fabric Pumpkin tutorial.
Some more of those yummy recipes I keep finding, too!

'Nite, Primmies...   

We Have Guests This Week

Since it's so very cool and breezy here today, and since Mr. Glen Oaks will be here from
Logan Airport any minute with his mom and son, I thought I'd just quickly post some of my favorite Fall Prim items from my Etsy Treasury List. Enjoy!

Make Your Own Primitive Fall Twig Wreath

Here's a super simple Twig Wreath tutorial from Tammy at Rock River Stitches. It finishes up to approx. 11inches. I think they look more beautiful than the craft stores carry and the "Free" price can't be beat. Just need a coat hanger and twigs from your yard. Go make some wreaths, Primmies...

Click here Make Your Own Primitive Fall Twig Wreath

Warm Regards,
Susan