Primitive Santa Patterns Collection

Instant Download E-pattern Folk Art Santa Claus Doll Pattern Garland Painting Tutorial Christmas Primitive Holiday

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Instant Download Pattern NEW 2014 Primitive Christmas Folk Art Early Style MINI Macy’s Santa Doll Ornie E-Pattern Sweetpeas Primitives

Instant Download Pattern. This primitive folk art Mini Macy’s Santa doll ornie is so primitive looking. He will measure approx 6 1/2\

PATTERN Primitive Santa Snowman Doll w/ Stitchery Christmas Tree

Item specifics Seller Notes: “This is for the PATTERN to make this snowman set. It is NOT the completed item. This is a brand new, unused pattern.” Region of Origin: US-Southwest Style: Naive, Primitive Listed By: Artist Maker: Threadbare Primitives Material: Paper Pattern Original/Reproduction: Original Date of Creation: 2000-Now Signed?: Unsigned Original/ Reproduction: Original Type: Patterns

DIGITAL Cinnamon Creek Classic Santa PATTERN – 2 patterns in one – Standing and Sitting

This is the DIGITAL PATTERN and instructions You will receive 2 pdf files with this purchase. 1 file is the instructions and 2nd file is the pattern Make your own Cinnamon Creek Classic Standing AND Sitting Santa Claus with CLAY face 19” Tall approximately My original design that I’ve made for 20 years THIS IS TWO PATTERNS IN ONE ! Pattern shapes and instructions to create both the Standing 19” Santa on a wooden base AND the sitting version. It contains detailed instructions, supply list, and tips on where to find those supplies. Also includes basic instructions on how to make the clay face and where you can go online for a fully detailed tutorial – step by step instructions for that face. You can make the clothing from whatever fabric you want ! See other pictures for inspiration. Make them traditional, or more primitive and folksy . It all depends on you and how you dress them and what you add to them ! Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. You are welcome to make as many of these Santas as you wish ! Thank you for visiting Cinnamon Creek ! Dru Ann

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I am so sorry it has taken me so long to get this posted for you . SO many distractions these days. Today, I am showing you how I paint my clay and chalkware faces. As you have probably seen my last post on how to actually sculpt the clay faces. This is simple and basic, and quite honestly, I’m a little embarrassed, because, I don’t feel that I do that good of a job. But, the end result looks pretty good, and they have been well received over the years. Start by base coating the face with flesh tone paint. Using about a 1” paintbrush. My preference is Ceramcoat AC Flesh Paint. It’s just a nice and light shade and not too pink. You can find it at Hobby Lobby. Here are all the colors needed, They do not have to be these brands. Flesh, Off white , blue, black and brown for the eyes and a
dark red for the cheeks. Any brand of dark antiquing wax looks good for the finish coat. You need a teeny tiny paint brush for the eye details. And, I\

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I am so sorry it has taken me so long to get this posted for you . SO many distractions these days. Today, I am showing you how I paint my clay and chalkware faces. As you have probably seen my last post on how to actually sculpt the clay faces. This is simple and basic, and quite honestly, I’m a little embarrassed, because, I don’t feel that I do that good of a job. But, the end result looks pretty good, and they have been well received over the years. Start by base coating the face with flesh tone paint. Using about a 1” paintbrush. My preference is Ceramcoat AC Flesh Paint. It’s just a nice and light shade and not too pink. You can find it at Hobby Lobby. Here are all the colors needed, They do not have to be these brands. Flesh, Off white , blue, black and brown for the eyes and a dark red for the cheeks. Any brand of dark antiquing wax looks good for the finish coat. You need a teeny tiny paint brush for the eye details. And, I\