Couldn't have asked for a more beautiful Wednesday here in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. The sun was shinning, it was a perfect temperature and I got a lot done....PERFECT!!!!
Anyway, while I was in Spooner a couple weeks ago, I picked up this old rusty tool/rake thing at Poor Richard's antique sale along with many other awesome goodies :) I LOVE Richard's Sales.....he has the most awesome finds there. That is where my daughter bought her bin I posted about a few posts back click here if you would like to see it...she only paid $195.00 for it which was a real steal!!!!!! When I saw this rake I knew I could do something cool with it. Well, this is what I came up with....a 4-season ornie hanger. I thought this piece was too nice to just have up for Fall so I made ornies for each season to hang off it so that way you can enjoy it all year round. I brought it to The Country Freckles today and Joni came up with another great idea for it. She sat a prairie doll right in the middle of it which turned it into a cool shelf also....the possibilities are endless!!!!!
"Snow Flakes For Sale"
"Welcome Spring Thyme"
"Summer Thyme Crows"
And the Fall theme....PUMPKINS with a hang tag that says
"Field Pumpkins Pick Your Own"
I was very happy with the way this turned out. It looks a lot better in person and if you are into extreme primitive.....you would LOVE it!!!!!
"Field Pumpkins Pick Your Own"
I was very happy with the way this turned out. It looks a lot better in person and if you are into extreme primitive.....you would LOVE it!!!!!
I also finished up some of the cats I have been working on. Here are 3 of them in an antique sifter waiting for a new home. I LOVE these little cuties!!!! The sifter I also picked up on my travels to Spooner.....I LOVE THAT TOWN!!!!!
Front View
Last but now least, I made another church doll pocket but his time I didn't stitch the Ten Commendments on it...too much work so I simplified it a bit and stitched "Jesus Love Me" on each pocket!!!! But that doesn't mean the Ten Comandments are not VERY IMPORTANT I was just trying to save some time :) If you would like to see the Ten Commandment church doll I made click here. I got this pattern from Barefoot Primitives.
Last but now least, I made another church doll pocket but his time I didn't stitch the Ten Commendments on it...too much work so I simplified it a bit and stitched "Jesus Love Me" on each pocket!!!! But that doesn't mean the Ten Comandments are not VERY IMPORTANT I was just trying to save some time :) If you would like to see the Ten Commandment church doll I made click here. I got this pattern from Barefoot Primitives.
Here they are ready for a little girl to play with during church...awwwwwww can't you just see her little hands playing with them!!!
My today's finished projects
So that is what I accomplished today. If you would like to share your Wednesday with us, go to Leslies blog and join in on the fun.
Have a BLESSED and Productive day....Rhonda
So that is what I accomplished today. If you would like to share your Wednesday with us, go to Leslies blog and join in on the fun.
Have a BLESSED and Productive day....Rhonda
7 comments:
Rhonda~Those are fantastic!
You are so very creative! I found something similar about 6 months ago, I didn't know what to do with it, but I love your idea and believe that I will do the same.
Thank you for the idea!
Enjoy the rest of your week!
Love your new church dollies, and the music is just wonderful!
Janelle
You got a lot finished! Wow! I like all of the things you made to hang from your new find! How cool :)
Have a great day!
Leslie
Love your seasonal spoon thingy and those church dolls are adorable.
Pam
Hey, girl! You've been busy!! I heard about the place downtown called the rusty bucket, did you go there when you were here?? I need to check it out, all I seem to do is work! Blessings!!!
Rhonda, Love them ! You are a super artist. Great Job.
Wow! Wonderful projects! Great ornie hanger there. If I ever see something like that I will have to snap it up. The church dolls idea is great. I will have to keep that in mind. I have a granddaughter who might enjoy something like that.
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