July 2008 Issue

In this great issue we have 3 NEW E-Patterns, TONS Of Recipes
some with YUMMY photos, we have photos of Laurie's Fair Time Edition,
Scrapbook Layout Pattern, We also have great BUSINESS articles on the NEW Wave
of blogging called Entrecard, plus Business Tips with Denise and more! This is
our largest issue yet with OVER 71 PAGES!!!!!!! 

 

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Some FREEBIE E-Patterns

These are Free E-Patterns ©Denise Bailey KKL Primitives Click on Photos to Download FilesFiles are in pdf format, you will need Adobe Reader to open them.http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/ Prim Fabric Sunflowers TutorialThis tut is for sunflowers only. Directions for making box light are not included. Photo is for display purpose only.

Wooly Sheep Ornie Hanger

Fabric Scrap Prim Easter Eggs

KKL Primitives
Allegheny Primitives
The Krazy kraft Lady Blog
KKL Primitives Blog
KKl Graphics Blog
Promote For Free Blog
Menopausal Monster Blog

February Issue of Primitive Times Magazine

February Issue Click Here to Download

Inside this edition you will see our

Meet the Editors,

A Fibre Arts Book Review,
A Farm Story,

A Primitive Lamb Sampler,

A Lam b E pattern,

Using Beeswax on
your Paintings,

Valentines Paper Crafts,

Bonny Bunny Pattern and Instructions,
Tons of great recipes,

Analyzing Website Traffic Article,

Goal Setting for the
new year,

Good Versus Bad Web Design,

and Are you afraid of pattern making
amongest Many other great articles!

Click on the link above or the magazine
cover to download your issue today!

FREE How To Create A Print Pattern and E-Pattern E-Pamphlet

I get asked a lot - "How do you design a doll e-pattern?"

So, a few months ago I wrote a 4-part series of articles on "How to Create A Print Pattern and E-Pattern" for Primitive Times Magazine E-Zine and thought that maybe all of you might like it if I created a FREE .PDF E-Pamphlet for that series of articles. So, I did. Now everyone who wants to try and design their own doll or craft patterns or e-patterns can find out how to do it.

If you'd like to read my 4-part series all you need to do is to download the FREE .PDF attachment, save it on your computer, and open it up in Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher. If you don’t have Adobe Acrobat Reader, don’t worry. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is a FREE download from Adobe. Just go to www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html and follow the instructions for downloading the program.

If you already have the Adobe Acrobat Reader (which most computer users do) then all you need to do is to download the PDF file attachment and then open it to view it. It will open in the Adobe Acrobat Reader program. From there you can save it to your computer, view it, or print it.

If you'd like to download my FREE Linda's How-Do-I Series? How To Create A Print Pattern and E-Pattern please just CLICK HERE or click on the picture above.

I hope you enjoy my FREE Linda's How-Do-I Series? How To Create A Print Pattern and E-Pattern E-Pamphlet and hope it motivates you to create your own e-patterns.



Copyright © 2007 - All Rights Reserved - Written Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals, Linda Walsh Originals E-Patterns,Linda Walsh Originals DOLLS NEW Handmade Dolls & Crafts Website, Linda Walsh Originals Dolls and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer. http://lindawalshoriginals.com

*Free* Angel 'Earn Your Wings' Outline

Click on image to view full size & save to your hard drive

©Neenee KKL Kreations

All rights reserved 2007

This will print off on a 9x11 sheet of paper. You may not sell or offer outline for download but you may sell whatever you make with outline. You are permitted to resize outline.

Have fun!

Posted by: Neenee

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May 2007 Issue of Primitive Times Magazine

The May 2007 FREE Primitive Times Magazine E-Issue was just released and it is a "MUST READ!" It is filled to the brim with FREE craft articles for Mothers Day!. You definitely don't want to miss it.

You can now read your copy of the FREE May 2007 issue of Primitive Times Magazine two ways. It is available as either a
FREE .pdf e-zine issuefor you to download and or you can order a copy by mail!.

Whichever way you decide to read it Primitive Times Magazine May 2007 issue is filled to the brim with 33 pages of terrific information for crafters, small business, and website owners.

Just look at what's included:

FREE Stitchery Patterns

Spring Cleaning Life's A Bleach by Neenee

A Love of Art Brings Peace by
Linda Walsh

How to Design a Print Pattern and E-Pattern by Linda Walsh

Fathers Day by Neenee

Website Spring Cleaning from a Consumers Point of View by Nancie

Increasing Your Sales with Craft Fairs by Brenda

Making Lye Soap with Milk by Wanda

Covering Lamp Shades by Wanda

14 Ways to Show Kids You Love them by Joan Brochu

Bananas Home Remedies by Joan Brochu

Recipe Corner

Practical Aromatheraphy by Lauren Sorgaard

Uses for Corn Starch by Joan Brochu

Do you have a Disaster Plan for your Business by Lisa Lowell

Business Success with Niki Jackson

An Empty Thread and Bath Time Fun by Lisa Lowell

Making A Prim Candle Mat by Dianne

Web Directory Ads

E-Pattern Showcase Ads

Ode to Mothers by Renae

Recipe Corner #2

Featured Crafter for May

Holly Tree Primitives

Mulled Spice Bags by Angie Wenke

Cute Button Candles by Angie Wenke

Product Reviews

So grab your FREE May 2007 issue of Primitive Times Magazine.
CLICK to Download the FREE .pdf e-zine issue .




Copyright © 2007 - All Rights Reserved - Written By Angela Wenke of Prim Talk Radio, Heartland Marketplace, Primitive
Times Magazine, Heartland Graphics

*Free* Stick Horse Pattern

To make this prim stick horse, download the pattern below by clicking on the link. This size stick horse is for using with dolls or can be used as large ornies.

click here to save Pattern

Materials needed:
muslin fabric
*Coffee Stain
jute string
2 rusty bells
black embroidery floss
thin tree branch - approx. 8" long ( can substitute dowel rod )
paint brush
sewing needle
*Coffee Stain Mixture
1 cup hot water
4 T. instant coffee
2 T. vanilla
1/4 cup ground cinnamon

Stir well and let this set while you cut and sew your pattern. You want the cinnamon to settle at the bottom of your bowl.

Directions:
Trace pattern onto muslin. The outline is the sewing line so be sure to leave at least an inch around the horse when cutting out to sew. Sew only to the small x's on the bottom of the pattern, leaving the bottom open for stuffing. You will not be sewing this closed. Trim to within a 1/4 inch of the seam and clip where needed.

Stuff horse with polyester fiberfill til firm. Stuff only to broken line indicated on pattern.

Stitch the eye with 6 strands of black floss.

Wrap jute string around muzzle and neck several times to thickness desired for the harness.

Attach two rusty bells as shown in pattern.

Place horse head over your stick/branch and with the jute string, wrap firmly beginning at the dotted line. Wrap about 10 times and tie off.

With your paint brush, brush the coffee mixture over the horses head and jute strings.

Place in warm oven ( not higher than 200) until the head is dry. Turn over every few minutes.

Thread your needle with 6 strands of black floss. Beginning in front of horse's ear, attach the 'hair' for the mane. Clip to desired length. Continue down the back of the horse's neck to the wound jute.

With your paint brush, again paint the horse with the coffee mixture, this time wiping the bottom of the bowl with the brush to pick up some cinnamon. This will give you the 'dirty' or grungy look to your horse, brush over the mane too. When completely dried, the mane will be stiff.

Place horse stick back in oven and dry. Turn over every few minutes.

Terms Of Use
You may not offer this pattern for download, instead, you may link to it. Do not sell this pattern. The copyright belongs to me and I'm offering it for free, it should stay that way.
You may sell your completed project in craft shows only. If you sell, please give credit to me as the designer. (©KKL Primitives) Thank you.

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The April 2007 Issue of Primitive Times Magazine Is A "Must Read!"

The April 2007 FREE Primitive Times Magazine E-Issue was just released and it is a "MUST READ!" It is filled to the brim with FREE craft articles for SPRING and EASTER. You definitely don't want to miss it.

You can now read your copy of the FREE April 2007 issue of Primitive Times Magazine two ways. It is available as either a FREE .pdf e-zine issue for you to download and read or is available as an online magazine.

Which ever way you decide to read it Primitive Times Magazine April 2007 issue is filled to the brim with 42 pages of terrific information for crafters, small business, and website owners.

Just look at what's included:

FREE Stitchery Patterns

Bunny Pattern donated by Olde-Time-Stitchin

FREE Home Decor and Crafting Tips

Hints and Money Savers by Joan Brochu

Frugal and Creative: Last Minute Easy Ideas For Christmas by Joan Brochu

Kitchen Tips with Joan Brochu

100 Ways To Create A Primitive Home by The Prim Country Market

Primitive Kitchen Decorating Ideas by Angie Wenke

Decorate Your Front Porch by Angie Wenke

Easter Table Decorating on the Cheap by Paula

FREE Crafting Ideas and Projects

Card Instructions by Nancie

EZ Homespun Spring Wreath by NeeNee

Spring Fling Gift Card by Nancie

Harvesting Flowers For Drying by Wanda

Grubby Sweet Annie Cheesecloth Eggs by The Prim Country Market

7 Easy Ways To Decorate With Primitive Salt Dough Ornaments by Niki Jackson

Printing on Fabric by Dianne

An Empty Thread and Bath Time Fun by Lisa Lowell

Painted Egg Place Card Holder by Paula

Painted Egg Mini Vase by Paula

Antiqued Golden Eggs by Renae

How To Make The Perfect No Mold Apple Crumble Pie by Carmen Ellis

FREE Tutorial

How To Make Your Own Notepads by Renae

FREE Articles

Website Statistics and Hit Counter: A Waste Of Time Or A Formula For Success by Lisa

Miss America - What's Your Talent? by Linda Walsh

Alphabet of Happiness by Dianne

How To Design A Print Pattern and E-Pattern Part 3 by Linda Walsh

The Love Of Crafting by Linda Walsh

Collecting Vintage Handkerchiefs by Debbie

FREE Graphics and Printables

Sheep graphic by Olde-Time-Stitchin

FREE Recipes

Hamburg Stroganoff by Joan Brochu

Irish Soda Bread by Joan Brochu

Raspberry Pretzel Desert by Renae

Barbecue Pork and Vegetables by Joan Brochu

Home Tours

Home Tour #1 sent in by Karen Martinsen

Home Tour #2 sent in by Mary Jo Elliott

Home Tour #3 sent in by Hazel

Featured Editor

NeeNee

Featured Crafter

Lisa of Primsy Doodle Designs

Front Page Picture Donor

Sent In By Karen Martinez of KM Primitives

Primitive Times Magazine Articles

Primitive Times Magazine Information

Create and Decorate Ad

Do You Have A Prim Home? We Want You!

Product Reviews

So grab your FREE April 2007 issue of Primitive Times Magazine. CLICK to Download the FREE .pdf e-zine issue or CLICK to read the online magazine.




Copyright © 2007 - All Rights Reserved - Written By Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals, Linda Walsh Originals E-Patterns, and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer. http://lindawalshoriginals.com/

You Can Read Our FREE Primitive Times Magazine Online NOW!

We are always thinking of our readers and just have the BEST NEWS to tell you.

You can read our FREE Primitive Times Magazine ONLINE NOW!

That's right! We have an online version.

Just CLICK HERE or CLICK on the picture of the March 2007 Issue Cover above to see it!

Isn't that WONDERFUL?

With the online version that means you can get our FREE Primitive Times Magazine for March 2007 three ways:

1) Our FREE .PDF Primitive Times Magazine March 2007 E-Zine

2) Our FREE Primitive Times Magazine March 2007 Online Magazine

3) Order the PRINT Version and have it mailed to your house. CLICK for more details on ordering our PRINT Version.

Three ways to get a FABULOUS magazine. Isn't that terrific?

We hope you like our brand new online version and would love to know what you think about it. Please let us know.



Copyright © 2007 - All Rights Reserved - Written By Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals, Linda Walsh Originals E-Patterns, and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer. http://lindawalshoriginals.com/

Our March 2007 E-Zine Has Just Been Released and It's FABULOUS!

The March 2007 FREE Primitive Times Magazine E-Issue was just released and we have to tell you that it's our BIGGEST and BEST issue ever. In fact, it's downright FABULOUS.

There's a TON of GOODIES inside! And we do mean a TON! And, they are all FABULOUS! We know you're waiting on one foot to hear what's inside so we won't keep you in suspense any longer.


The FREE March 2007 issue of Primitive Times Magazine (i.e. e-zine) is "Hot Off The Presses!" and ready for for you to download and you're going to love it.

It's jam packed with 33 pages of terrific information for crafters, small business, and website owners.

Just look at what's included:

FREE Patterns

Chickie E-Stitchery by Paula of Rusty Pins and Old Lace

Primitive Standing Rabbit E-Pattern by Paula

Cats In The Barn - LIL Black Cat E-Pattern

Love Can't Fall Out E-Stitchery by Vintage Artists

Cracked Egg E-Stitchery by Heartland Graphics

A Touch Of The Blarney, Easter Egg, and Easter Bunny E-Stitcheries by Olde-Time Stitchins

FREE Crafting Tips

Wax Seal by Renae of Prim Clipper

Rusting Items by Debbie

It's Bunny Time by Brenda

Salt Dough Recipes by Angie Wenke

FREE Crafting Ideas and Projects

Prim Sheep by Renae

Pomander Balls by Renae

Easter Decoupage Eggs by Wanda

Easy Mason Jar Electric Light by Denise Bailey (aka NeeNee)

Getting Creative With Your Kids for Easter - Dyeing Easter Eggs by Lisa Lowell

How To Make Prim Grungy Tags by Angie Wenke

St. Patrick's Day Shamrocks by Debbie

Great Jar Mixes by Angie Wenke

FREE Articles

A Pupil, A Teacher, and The Crafting Community by Linda Walsh

Trademarking: What it Is and Should You Consider It? by Lisa Lowell

How To Design a Print Pattern and E-Pattern - Part 2 by Linda Walsh

Tips On Opening a Brick and Mortar Store by Nancie

Tips On Being A Vendor In a Craft Show by Angie

Website Content and Search Engines: Wording Is Key by Lisa Lowell

Meet Our Special Sponsor - Talena Bacon by Angie Wenke

St. Patrick's Day Dinner by Kassy

FREE Graphics and Printables

E-Graphics from Paula of Rusty Pins and Old Lace

FREE Recipes

Making Bread The Easy Way by Paula

No Knead Breadsticks by Joan Bruchu

Hawaiian Bread

Super Duper Cake

Product Review

Prim Silicone Bulb Shoppe - Reviewed by Angie Wenke

Featured Crafter

Sheila of The Candle Buzz, Gramma Fran's Attic, Gramma Fran's Fixins, and The Rusty Rooster

Front Page Picture Donor

Homespun Country

Primitive Times Magazine Articles

Do You Have A Prim Home? We Want You! by Angie Wenke

Sign-Up For CO-OP Ad In Create & Decorate

How You Can Be In Primitive Times Magazine! by Angie Wenke

It's filled to the brim with wonderful how-to's, ideas and articles. You definitely don't want to miss our BIGGEST issue ever!

And, you can DOWNLOAD IT RIGHT HERE!





Copyright © 2007 - All Rights Reserved - Written By Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals, Linda Walsh Originals E-Patterns, and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer. http://lindawalshoriginals.com/

FREE Valentine Crow Poke Pattern from Debbie

GRAB our latest issue of Primitive Times Magazine for a wonderful Pattern from Debbie at Two Old Crows! This has become a HUGE hit in our magazine with over 30 emails since our launch on Friday on how cute Debbie's pattern is. Please stop by and download your copy of Primitive Times Magazine today!