April 26, 2024
*~* Primitive VALENTINES Tinsel SNOWMAN Make-Do *~*
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x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~xprimitive VALENTINES SNOWMAN make-dox~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x I´m happy to be finally back again with new seasonal primitives! Today I am proud to present my newest SNOWMAN creation .I found some vintage pink tinsel and just had to think of a Valentines Project.This Snowman guy is based on a pattern by Back*Porch*Pickins , which I just did my way and added my final design to. He completely measures 53cm ( 20 3/4 inches ) and was made from painted, sanded and stained muslin and filled with sheep´s wool. He has handpainted eyes with sculpted eyelids.He waere mittens and a scarf also made from muslin, painted in pink, sanded and stained.I did attach three rusty bells down the front. He stands on an old Beehive Bobbin.And now - not to forget about the vintage tinsel. I added tinsel to his hat, his mittens and also to the rusty bells.He´s holding a (removeable) tinsel garland with vintage tinsel ornaments to which I added the stamped letters L O V E. In the end I rubbed on some cinnamon to give him a prim look and a tasty smell....I think he´s a wonderful guy for the season of Love - for winter , Christmas and Valentines! Payment prefered by paypal - European bidders may also send money via money transfer. Shipping: USA, Canada, Australia, ,(most of the world) - insured package
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