Halloween Treats

Here's what I'm enjoying this week.  Treasures from lots of friends, gathered over the years.

Ah, Halloween! My favorite Holiday of all. It's the Dog's too, of course.

October on TDIPT Mercantile

It's been a busy time around the farm.  We are well into Fall now, with cooler temperatures, and we've even had some frosty nights.  We have been trying to stay caught up with the outdoor chores, including putting the garden to bed for the coming Winter.  The trees around us are all beginning to turn, which is still amazing for someone who lived in California for so many years.  I hope you are all able to enjoy the crisp weather and the feeling of Fall.

Here's my offering for the TDIPT Mercantile update tonight.  Sweet little cotton quilt with wool applique and lots of hand stitching.

Email me, if you have questions.

Be sure to visit the Mercantile tonight, 8 PM Eastern time, to see new work from some wonderful artists.

Thanks, from the Dog and me.

Offered on TDIPT Mercantile for September

Here's what I've been working on this month.

A Primitive Owl Make Do

A Trio of Primitive Pumpkins

A Scrappy Halloween Quilt

Visit TDIPT Mercantile to see the details, and to see work from the other talented artists there.

If you have any questions, just email me.

Thanks, from the Dog and me.

Free Halloween Tags

I hope you are all enjoying the last part of Summer.  Time is just flying, so here are some new free tags for Halloween.

Download a printable sheet with all four tags by clicking on the tab on the right side of this page.

The Dog and I hope you enjoy!

New for Halloween

I've been working on a new Halloween Printable for quite a while, and it's finally ready to offer at Digital Antiques.  I had this recurring idea for a while, and I finally settled down to the work and put it together.

This is a Vintage Halloween Page a Day Calendar.  There are 31 pages, plus the cover, and the idea is to display it, and turn over a new page every day, from Oct.1 to the 31st, Halloween.  I loved the Christmas Advent calendars when I was young, and I think this might be just as much fun.  

It was a BIG project, and ended up with 11 pages of downloadable jpg files, plus 4 pages of background paper.  I've also included an 8 page file of tips and suggestions on how to make it.

All you need to do is print the images, cut them out, and decide how you'd like to display them.  The included Tips have several suggestions for doing this, and of course you may have lots of ideas better than mine.

I have a lot of other Halloween printables HERE, In case you're a Halloweeniac like I am.

The Dog and I hope that you like these, and thanks for visiting.