We are so excited to finally see our 10 page article in print! This is part one of a two part story. Part two will be seen in the January 2012 issue.If you haven't picked up or ordered the latest issue of Prims magazine, be sure to do so, as it's a goodie (well, actually, I've not seen an issue yet that isn't).
To order yours, click HERE!
A special thanks to Prims magazine for giving us the opportunity to tell our story, and also to Karen Brady for coming up w/ the idea. Karen organized everything, and helped to write the article along w/ the members themselves.
Also, a special thanks to the members for their contribution of gorgeous artwork, as well as their heartfelt thoughts to put in print so that everyone could read about TDIPT and how we got our start!
Hidden in the Attics' Pumpkins are fabulous to start us off!
Work from Pear Tree Primitives and Winding Vine Designs
Dogpatch Primitives and Wings and Paws Whimsies
Country Thyme Stitchery, Enchanted Woods Folk Art and Threadwork Primitives
Turkey Hollow Folk Art and Goldie loo Woodworks
Pear Tree Primitives, Two Stitchin, and Whimsical Endeavors
Curds and Whey
1897 House Primitives and Annie Beez Folk Art
Countryfolk Keepsakes and Moon Pie Primitives
The Crackling Crows and Brady Bears StudioThanks again to Prims, Karen, and the TDIPT members!!!
Congrats to you all ! Wonderful creations !
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Linda
Congratulations TDIPT team!! This looks AWESOME!! I'm trying to track down my very own copy as I type. The TDIPT artists have long been a favorite of mine - one of the very first searches I ever did (and continued to do each day) on Ebay - and then I found the blog...Heaven. I am fortunate to own a few works from several of these talented folks - and this is an honor that is so well-deserved. Woo Hoo!! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
ReplyDeleteWhat a honor! Im thrilled to be featured amoung the pages of Prims with such amazing artist. Thanks Prims & Karen! ~~Pam
ReplyDeleteWow, Karen wrote such a wonderful article and the layout is really nice. I'm so pleased and honored to be included.
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~Nan
Outstanding primitives!
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