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How to make your new house look like an early country house from New England

Primitives in Pine - A Passion Passed Down A Hollis, Maine couple, Debra and Jamie Skolas, build their own reproductions and use the proceeds to finance the restoration of a 200-year-old “Federal” home. Featured in the Christmas 2014 issue available on our website. www.aprimitiveplace.org

Learn how to take a plastic battery operated window candle and make it look like an old candle. Using wax, you can create an affordable primitive country window candle that is battery operated.

Country primitive is popular for a reason. If you're going for a homey welcoming feel in your home then primitive country style is definitely for

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With just a few supplies you can whip up these faux blueberry pies! These cuties are great on a tiered tray or to use as bowl filler.

The desire to bring simple objects with patina into our homes and decorate with folk art has never been stronger.

In this tutorial you will learn different popular methods of how to make blackened beeswax ornaments. From candles to ornaments to figurines beeswax pieces last for years when properly stored. While regular beeswax, with it's golden color, look classic colonial, blackened beeswax is primitive with its grubby exterior.