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A day to day account of crafting projects and recipes early style!
The Ole' Homestead
He who hath a sharp tongue will soon cut his own throat.
Early American Corn Cob
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- My Country Home
- The Olde Hollow Crow
- Simple-needs
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- Raggedy Angel
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- Gettysburg Homestead
- Prairie River Primitives
- The Olde Primitive House
- Soft in the Head
- The Country Junction
- Homespun Heart Primitives
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- The Pioneer Woman Cooks
- The Pioneer Woman
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- New Items
- Rusty Can Tutorial
- What Kind of Bear Are You?
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- I have been Tagged
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- Easter Blessings
- Good Friday
- Old Linens on Ebay
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- Tutorial Questions
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About Me
- Jill
- ky, United States
- Welcome to my Blog! I am 31 years old and work full time at a law office. In the evenings and on the weekends I create. I have been a doll maker for many years and I learn something new every day. I reside in the beautiful hills of eastern Kentucky and I have three furry kids. As well as many critters outside. I hope you enjoy my blog, come on in and sit a spell. May God Bless, Jill
1 comment:
This is cute! I'll have to see what kind of Care Bear I am!
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