Raggedy Jan to Primitive Ewe - tole painting, handmade crafts, rustic kitchen decor, dolls, sheep, chickens, country barns

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Sisters From Missouri

We are Sisters from Missouri graced with a passion for turning old discarded items into collectable Primitive and Folk Art decor. We use things from Vintage rusted tin ware and wood items to tattered Antique Quilts and Vintage Coverlets with our added flair, restore them back to life.

The Primitive lifestyle is part of our roots. The barn you see on our web is the actual barn of our Grandparent's home place which is where our true love for Primitives began.

Our Grandmas big old Farm House was just packed full of Primitives and Antiques. We would watch her make bread using her old wooden dough bowl..letting it rise on top of the huge wood cook stove. Once baked the aroma filled the house and nothing is better than hot homemade bread and hand churned butter. 

We love the peacefulness and simplicity of that lifestyle and hope it reflects in our work. Most of our items are One of A kind. We haunt Antique Shops, Thrift Stores, sales and auctions looking for the old and unusual.

We have combined our efforts of painting and sewing and are blessed to share our creations with you.

So for just a bit, we invite you to forget about the hustle and bustle of our daily lives and enjoy our items of days gone by.

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Primitive Rusty Americana Tin
Primitive Rusty Americana Tin
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Primitive Doll Folk Art Christmas Santa Doll
Primitive Doll Folk Art Christmas Santa Doll
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