Primitive Christmas

Learn how to make a Primitive Christmas Tree with this easy tutorial. With handmade Christmas ornaments, you'll love this old fashioned tree

This easy-to-make fabric Christmas tree with homespun fabric is the perfect rustic Christmas decor for the mantel, shelf or tablescapes.

Just in time. These cute DIY candy cane ornaments cost only pennies to make and can be done in 15 minutes or less. Step by step tutorial.

Rustic Christmas farmhouse decor is so wonderful, so why not make your own Christmas farmhouse crafts. Try these farmhouse diy projects and have fun doing it! #crafts #farmhouse #christmas

As the most magical season of the year has come upon us, it is time to start decorating your house with boughs and evergreens and the sparkling of lights.

Learn how to make these old fashioned DIY icicle ornaments with this step by step tutorial. This is a great way to make homemade vintage, primitive style spun cotton icicles with loops for hanging as ornaments.

I love the primitive look, especially at Christmas time! I decided to make my own primitive Christmas ornaments this year for a tiny tree I picked up at a churc…

I like to use rusty accents for my primitive Santa dolls. The rusty look is perfect with the vintage quilts I use for their outfits. But it seems that anything rusty in the crafting world costs extra, so I came up with this easy, cheap and totally neat way to fake that old, rusty patina. Here are some pastel plastic star buttons from The Dollar Store. Score! I knew I could work some rusty magic on these. For this project I used spray paint in gloss brown and Dollar Store cinnamon. That's it…

Today I am showing you how I make those sock heads on "Old Tattered Santa" and "Good Night Santa" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You should use a cotton or cotton blend sock with a tight weave. A ladies sock is best. Cut it in half, or, at the heal as shown. Stuff fairly firmly with fiberfill. I always use "Morning Glory" fiberfill. It stays where you put it and doesn't shift like that other slick brand. It takes a couple of big handfuls for this head. Shape it as you go and then tie…

Add some personality to your porch! Change out that old wreath for something more creative with these wreath alternatives.