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FREE PRIMITIVE RECIPES and HOW TOs
Make sure you cut your strips for your ragballs about 1/2" and wrap like you are making a yarn ball. I handstitch the edge of the finished strip onto the ball. I brush on coffee and vanilla mix to give it that old time primitive look and spray with room spray.
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2 comments:
Lovely photos! I wish we had some color here too, besides brown. :)
Carla thanks so much for sharing. I love spring flowers. They look so pretty. It was spring today but cold...
Have a warmer weekend.
hugs pam
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