All cooped up

Uh oh, we're starting to get nicer weather here. I'm getting antsy to get outdoors to play in the dirt, and these guys are, too.
These little chicks are still cooped up in the garage. Hubby made their chicken house inside the garage and it's just about nice enough outside to move it to it's permanent location in the backyard. I want it to be next to the grand-kids' playground so they're easy to watch from the deck. So cute!

I'll have to hurry and finish up the dolls I've started so I don't abandon them when that sun starts shining.
This gal should be done today. I think I'll list her on LPS to see if she can find a new home.

Early Folk Art Primitives listed today.

I finished a couple things this morning and added them to my web site.
The large Primitive Pin Keep is a OOAK Original, signed and dated by me. I love making these. I think I'm seriously addicted. Each one is unique. I love how this one turned out. It's very handy for
practical use!
I have a whole bolt of this 1850's Reproduction Blue fabric that I've been waiting for the right thing to use it on. I knew it was pin-keep fabric as soon as I got it.

Early Americana Pin Keep and Thimble Keep ~ 5 1/2 inch tall

Distressed pine wood Display Ladder painted Dark Blue ~ 36 inch tall

I accept RME payments.

I am a registered RME user and thrilled to now accept RME payments on my selling sites.
If you haven't heard of it, there's a new alternative to Paypal. It's a company called "Revolution Money Exchange" (RME).
It's free to register, free to accept and send payments online ... works a lot like Paypal only it's free.
Follow the "SIGN UP NOW" link and you will see my email in the message. Enter your email address and hit "Enter" to get started.


It takes about 5 minutes from the time you hit the link button to get yourself registered as a new RME customer.
They require the same information that any bank does, so you'll need to register your name, address, email and social security number correctly for the registration to clear.