Saturday, March 13, 2010

Open House Goodes

The UPS man arrived yesterday with a box that I have been waiting for......I got it half way opened and instantly my house smelled absolutely delish! I ordered cookie tarts from A Primitive Glow, and let me tell you....They are FANTASTIC! I ordered quite a bit more tarts, but here is a picture of just a few.....

.....banana nut bread, blueberry cobbler, farmhouse kitchen, and my kids personal fav: birthday cake! :)

I am stocking up on a nice supply of tarts to sell at my open house to go with these.....

...our tart warmers!

I also found these absolutely primitive hand made dough bowls...I have 6 of these ranging in sizes, and I know of quite a few gals who are just waiting to get their hands on these at the open house!

These are so versatile.....do they look prim or what? But yet, I've seen pieces very similar to this used in the Pottery Barn magazine. Just a great big hand carved wooden bowl....so neat!


Ok, this is just a sampling....will share lots more goodies next week that will be available at our open house. If you are in our area our open house is Friday March 26th through March 28th! Would love to meet you in person!
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5 comments:

  1. Holly Hills PrimitivesMarch 13, 2010 at 9:24 PM

    Thanks for visiting my blog. I wish I could come out your way sometime too. Are some of your things at the Brickhouse? They are beautiful. That crazy quilt really intrigues me, maybe I'll have to give it a try! Wish I could get that red cupboard to you, it's really a prim gem. Have a great weekend, Dawn

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  2. AnonymousMarch 14, 2010 at 8:09 AM

    Love the dough bowls and your blue speckled pottery, even though green is my favourite colour. I would come to your open house if I lived closer, but sorry to say Melbourne, Australia is not just around the corner. Looking forward to seeing your version of the Wool Crazy quilt. Popped by from the Wool Crazy Sew Along blog. from Jenny McH

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  3. RoryMarch 14, 2010 at 6:12 PM

    Wonderful tart warmer. I have always wanted to try learning to turn pots. It is one of those skills I have always admired and have not gotten aroung to trying yet. Very nice blog.
    -Rory-
    http://thegreentiquessolution.blogspot.com/

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  4. Gettysburg HomesteadMarch 15, 2010 at 8:29 PM

    LOVE LOVE LOVE the pottery!!!! Those scented tarts sound awesome.

    Mary

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  5. tarrahMarch 25, 2010 at 4:04 PM

    Hi mom its Madissen Kennedy Miller your oldest child. I just wanted to commont on your blog because i want to know how it feels like to be on the blog side and so far...... I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!! Ta Ta for now,
    Madissen Kennedy Miller P.S. I LOVE YOU!!!! (and daddy)!!!!!!!

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