Replay** Hey from Missouri 😊 I love ALL of your primitive decor and projects. I never watch during lives but always watch the replay. And I usually come back 2-3-4 times if I'm replicating your ideas. Thanks for sharing with us
Hello from Missouri. I've been binge watching your channel and gathering supplies for all of these wonderful projects. 😊thanks for sharing and I really hope you're still making videos.
That is so creative maybe try to braid the edges it would look pretty but I love to grunge made your lamps and have been doing a lot of glass jars primitive crafting …❤ my next project are to make cloth Christmas trees will post to your Facebook when done sending love from NH
Tracy I enjoyed this so much. I just watched the # replay. I’m going to make some faux stuff for my kitchen, it will be my first time ever finger’s crossed. Thank you for sharing ❤️🍎🫐
Hi Lisa from ontario Canada. Was browsing to see if i could find how to make a faux pie, and i found you. This is sooo awesome! Great job. I was using real pies on display on my kitchen cart staging my own home, and wanted to make a faux one, the pies gotten eaten to quickly lol. Going to give this a try. Thankyou
#replay Question: Do you have a problem with the cinnamon in the coffee grunge not disolving and leaving a "flaking off" film on your fabrics? What am I doing wrong?
I say accidental wrinkles can be turned into a happy accident as you could cover them with sweet pea and other embellishments. Like this diy. Your fantastic.
Might be fun Making 2 muslin circles, place over stuffing, do cinnamon proces, put layer of apple slices on entire top. Then Take second circle cut slits apply over apples, attach around edge and then repeat mod podge and cinnamon then apples can be visable or make a woven look with muslin strips. Fun!
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Hey from Missouri 😊
I love ALL of your primitive decor and projects. I never watch during lives but always watch the replay. And I usually come back 2-3-4 times if I'm replicating your ideas.
Thanks for sharing with us
First timer here from Al. Made these many moons ago but lkve primitive. Grundging right up my alley.
Hi Tracey, just enjoying your video's here on UA-cam. I love how you work through situations! We all have them.
Watching the replay😊 I loved your faux apple pie!! Awesome!!🍎
I am loving your fake-bakes! I just watched you make the pumpkin pie and now apple, awesome!!🍎
Hello from Missouri. I've been binge watching your channel and gathering supplies for all of these wonderful projects. 😊thanks for sharing and I really hope you're still making videos.
I love everything you do!
I'm so happy to find your channel thank you for sharing with us.
watching replay
Hello . I'm new to this . Excited to see how tou do stuff
Omy goodness. I just found you!!! You taught me something I can do.
Welcome!!
I am first time watcher, from Latrobe Pa. Great DYI
Welcome to my YT channel, Donna!
Just found you! Right up my alley! Thank you!!
Welcome, welcome! So happy to have you watching! 🧡
Love this!
I’m new and enjoying you so much
That is so creative maybe try to braid the edges it would look pretty but I love to grunge made your lamps and have been doing a lot of glass jars primitive crafting …❤ my next project are to make cloth Christmas trees will post to your Facebook when done sending love from NH
You are my favorite!
This is so beautiful 😍
What you do isn’t crafting, it’s Art. Absolutely amazing!
Tracy I enjoyed this so much. I just watched the # replay. I’m going to make some faux stuff for my kitchen, it will be my first time ever finger’s crossed. Thank you for sharing ❤️🍎🫐
I just found your videos, I'm going to binge watch! I love your projects!!
Hi Lisa from ontario Canada. Was browsing to see if i could find how to make a faux pie, and i found you. This is sooo awesome! Great job. I was using real pies on display on my kitchen cart staging my own home, and wanted to make a faux one, the pies gotten eaten to quickly lol. Going to give this a try. Thankyou
I don't trow away any jars or cans anymore since watching you Tracey. LOL
Do my apple slices in dehydrator but first soak them in glycerin and lemon juice then bake on fruit setting for 24 hours in dehydrator.
Just found your page and I'm so glade I did all your days are absolutely beautiful and exactly my style thanks so much for the inspiration ❤
Thank you so much for your sweet compliments! So excited to have you watching, today. 🧡
Hi Tracey… this is so sweet and the bread loaf ! I love your content! XO Christib
Awh, thanks! Happy to have you here! 🧡
Grunge cheese cloth is fun to use, who knew? Adds so much to projects.
Bless your heart on the gun, never pre-glue the sticks, just add the stick in the gun and it will find it's the way...
I didn't catch if you told us how long of a piece of muslin for edge?
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Question: Do you have a problem with the cinnamon in the coffee grunge not disolving and leaving a "flaking off" film on your fabrics? What am I doing wrong?
Joyce from Breckenridge co Kentucky
I say accidental wrinkles can be turned into a happy accident as you could cover them with sweet pea and other embellishments. Like this diy. Your fantastic.
Might be fun Making 2 muslin circles, place over stuffing, do cinnamon proces, put layer of apple slices on entire top. Then Take second circle cut slits apply over apples, attach around edge and then repeat mod podge and cinnamon then apples can be visable or make a woven look with muslin strips. Fun!
How long do you dry your apples for or oranges and what temp.
Joyce from Breckenridge co Kentucky ky
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What is that brown jar
That is my coffee grunge mixture! 😊
Hello Tracey, how are you doing?
🖐️. How are ya doing
Do you sell your pies and how much if you do
Hi