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Friday, September 30, 2011

Tonight is the night ...


Tonight after 9 p.m., TDIPT Mercantile will be updating with new creations for your prim home.

Hot off the ol sewing machine....I have just made two prairie bonnets ~ charming and prim to hang on a peg rack or over a cupboard door.

To see the bonnets and Miss Corissa Corndryer,( shown on the post below ) just click the bonnets on the right sidebar.





Some of the artists from TDIPT have been featured in the new Prims Magazine with a ten page spread. To pick up a copy of Prims... go to Jo Ann Fabrics or Barnes and Noble Book Store, and maybe Michael's Craft Stores carry the magazine.

Autumn Blessings !

Hugs,
Linda

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

What fun I had !



There are so many display options with this dollie ! I really had fun displaying her in different ways. Here are just two ways to display Miss Corissa Corndryer. She can also be kept out year round.

The sun decided to shine this afternoon so with the sunlight I took more photos and I did a bit of tweaking with her grungy sack.


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Miss Corissa will be offered on TDIPT Mercantile Friday evening after 9 p.m.

Hugs,

Linda

Monday, September 19, 2011





The group I am in, TDIPT Mercantile, had a fall / halloween swap and these are the goodies that I received from Mandy of Fiddlesticks Studios.

I am just loving everything she gave me ! The stitchery is just amazing and the pinkeep to match is awesome !

In the box, there were the leaves and acorns, an autumn scented jar candle, licorice, pumpkin coffee, and pumpkin soaps.

What a wonderful swap !

Hugs,
Linda

Monday, August 29, 2011

September Offering and Coffee



A new offering for September that will be listed on TDIPT Mercantile ! A witch's spell journal/book with my own touches ( such as the moon face ). The Witch Spell Book is based on a pattern from folk art by dee. Tucked inside are spells from the pattern and some extra *sweet* spells from chocolate rabbit on etsy and two blank coffee dyed sheets of paper. I love coffee dyeing paper ! It just comes out so prim and old looking !



Below is a photo of my grandaughter on her first day back to college.. She couldn't wait to get to Starbucks ! I helped her move in and clean her room in her apartment complex.



Have a good day !

Hugs,
Linda

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Small Town Charm



Click the photos to enlarge.

These photos are from a little town called Millheim on Route 45 in Central Pennsylvania. This is the quaintest little town ! Above is a log structure that I believe was uncovered last year if I remember correctly in the center of the little village.
Below is the little park area in town. This photo taken from inside my car's windshield.



This hotel ( circa 1794 ) is amazing.. looks like it came right out of a movie set.. and is in Millheim, also.


And the photo below is Raggedy Creations's store in Millheim. I had the pleasure of meeting Felicia on Thursday briefly as she was working next door to her shop. Her Mother was minding the store.

The next three photos are from inside the Valley Showcase store that Felicia has. I couldn't resist buying one of her penny rugs.





Route 45 is my favorite road in the state of Pennsylvania. There is a round barn and numerous log homes on this route. And, of course, barns and farm land galore along with some scenic views. Old brick homes and buildings..lots of history here.

For a chance to win one of Felicia's penny rugs, click the penny rug on the sidebar.

Have a great weekend...
Hugs,
Linda

Thursday, July 21, 2011

A Hazy and Hot and Hectic Day in ......



Yes, I went to New York City again this summer ~ This time I took my grandson and at 5:00 p.m. we met my Grandaughter when she got off of work.

The photo above is a hazy photo of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to the right. It looks like I may have a smudge on my camera lens ~



Times Square at Broadway Avenue. Click the photos to enlarge them.


Even though this is my second trip to NYC this summer, it is still exciting. I really enjoyed taking my grandson on his first trip to NYC.



Central park behind the buildings.. check out the lake in Central Park . You can see a small portion of it. Click photo to enlarge.


I think this is the Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn is there beyond the bridge.


D J and I at the observation deck on the Empire State Building. My photo was taken inside the glass enclosed area.




This church, St. Patrick's Cathedral, on Fifth Avenue, has a lot of visitors and it is very difficult to photograph with all the people around. But people in church ...that is a good thing ! I am not complaining ! I love love stained glass , especially on church windows !




My grandson in the Trump Tower in the foyer area on Fifth Avenue standing in front of the wall waterfall. There is a restaurant in the basement area.


Taken at Rockefeller Center.

Rockefeller Center. In the summer, it is an eating area. A little too warm right now for ice skating, I guess ! :o)
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Another Trump Tower ~ at Columbus Circle next to the West end of Central Park.



My grandchildren, Calais and D J taken right outside of Central Park next to Columbus Circle.

DJ and I met up with Calais after she got off of work.





My Grandaughter giving her expertise to her cousin ~ I love this photo !



The red, white and blue lights are the top of the Empire State Building. We didn't get out of NYC until after dark because of the traffic being tied up due to an accident at the Lincoln Tunnel.



The World War 2 USS Intrepid aircraft carrier now a museum. We rode by this on the way out of NYC taken from inside the bus.


This photo of the Intrepid taken from the internet.

With the traffic and construction, our bus was about an hour behind schedule getting to New York and coming home was really delayed with the congested traffic from an accident and also the brand new tour bus acting up near State College closer to home and we had to change buses ! But it was a safe trip all in all, thank the Lord ! Oh, the new tour buses have seat belts on them and they don't seem to be as comfortable as the slightly older style ones.

After we met my grandaughter, we took a taxi ride, my first in NY, to Columbus Circle where there was a slight breeze and a *water park like* area where people were just chillin as you can see from the photo below.



My Grandson and I had lunch at a place called Cafe Metro on E. 42nd Street and I was very impressed with the slice of pizza I ate ! It was really delicious ! and the price was right ! The meal also came with a tossed salad and drink. All for only $ 5.95. For New York, you can't beat it ! Very friendly staff, also.

There just wasn't enough time to show my Grandson everything I wanted to in NY, but hopefully, next time !

We are having a heat wave here in the Eastern USA ! Please stay cool and drink lots of water !

Hugs,
Linda... oh, would it be alright to take a kleenx brand kleenx to clean off the lens of my camera ? What do you all suggest ?