Here is my latest creation – a pair of primitive cupboard sheep.
Both sheep are made of muslin stuffed with natural fibers. The woolly sheep is covered in vintage cotton batting and the brown sheep is heavily coffee stained. Both sheep have painted black heads, vintage cotton batting tails, and stick legs. Each sheep also wears a poem printed on heavily stained, torn paper that has been attached with two pieces of twine. The brown sheep’s poem has some dried flowers tucked in as well, and he wears a piece of twine adorned with a rusty bell around his neck. Kentucky Primitives gets credit for the design for this primitive pair.
Each sheep is for sale separately now on Old World Primitives.
wonderful!!!
Thank you!
Hi Stephanie….I feel so honored that you paid me a visit on my blog. Thank you so much for your kind words. I was looking at your store and you have gorgeous stuff and some very familiar designs. I would love to take credit for a few of them but unfortunately I can’t….I guess I should be content that someone thought my designs were awesome enough to duplicate huh? Thanks again for visiting me and I hope you will come back again! Pam
You’re welcome Pam, and I will definitely be back! I love all of your work – I just wish I’d discovered you a few months earlier when I did my last inventory order.
Hello Stephanie. How are you?
I too bought this pattern…I’ve not had a chance to make it up yet..but it’s on my to do list…you did a wonderful job..they look great.
Have a wonderful day,
Blessings,
Doreen
Hi Doreen – I am doing well! Enjoying the spring weather and getting ready to take a much looked forward to vacation this month. Thank you for your kind words about my sheep – I want to see pictures of yours too when you make them. 🙂
Absolutely…..enjoy your vacation. :)stop by my blog and say hello sometime 🙂
Blessings
Doreen
Your sheep are just wonderful! Love them!
Thank you for stopping by my blog, Stephanie. Your blog is wonderful as is your selling site. I love these primitive sheep….I have the pattern, but have not made them yet.
The sheep I am making for myself….and have not gotten around to them yet. Have a gret day!
Blessings, ~Tonya
Neenee – Thanks so much – and thank you for stopping by!
Tonya – Thank you! Hopefully this post helped inspire you to make your sheep too. I would love to see pictures of yours when they are done.
Just love those sheep!
Is the primitive sheep pattern still available ?
Hi Colleen – I’m not sure if the designer is still selling them or not as it has been quite a few years. Try Googling her to see.