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I think these primitive pantry jars look right at home in an old pie safe or jelly cupboard…what do you think? 🤎I had so...
06/20/2026

I think these primitive pantry jars look right at home in an old pie safe or jelly cupboard…what do you think? 🤎I had so much fun creating this set and giving ordinary jars the appearance of treasured pantry pieces from years gone by. (DIY video is available) The aged finishes, tattered fabric toppers, and vintage-inspired labels bring a touch of farmhouse history to any primitive home.

The mustard and coffee labels are from my sweet friend Tracy at Crow's Feet Bootique on Etsy, and they were the perfect finishing touch for this project!

You can find the labels here:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4515812459/new-more-americana-pantry-vintage-look

06/20/2026

Flashbacks to DIY Primitive Jars!

These primitive pantry jars will look right at home in an old pie safe or jelly cupboard. 🤎
Watch as we transform a set of ordinary jars and give them the appearance of treasured pantry pieces from years gone by. By using aged finishes, tattered fabric toppers, and vintage-inspired labels to bring a touch of farmhouse history to your country primitive home.

The mustard and coffee labels are from my sweet friend Tracy at Crow's Feet Bootique on Etsy, and they were the perfect finishing touch for this project!

You can find the labels here:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4515812459/new-more-americana-pantry-vintage-look

06/20/2026

I’m running a teeny bit behind schedule this morning.
I’ll see you LIVE at 9:15am ct
🤎~Tracey

🇺🇸🧵 I have a couple of LIVE DIY craft shows coming up, and I’d love your help deciding what we should make!Join me live ...
06/18/2026

🇺🇸🧵 I have a couple of LIVE DIY craft shows coming up, and I’d love your help deciding what we should make!

Join me live on:
📅 Saturday, June 20 at 9:00 AM CT
📅 Thursday, June 25 at 10:00 AM CT

I’m thinking something primitive, patriotic, seasonal, mayyybe fall-ish, or simply fun and useful for the home—but I haven’t settled on the projects just yet.

What would YOU like to see us create together? Leave your ideas in the comments! ❤️
I’ll be watching the comments and may choose one of your suggestions for an upcoming live show!

If you can’t join live, replays will be available.
I can’t wait to see what ideas you all come up with!
🤎~Tracey

🇺🇸🧵 A few stitches, a little homespun fabric, and a connection to the past…Today I finished these primitive patriotic pi...
06/13/2026

🇺🇸🧵 A few stitches, a little homespun fabric, and a connection to the past…
Today I finished these primitive patriotic pillows, inspired by the simple handmade treasures that might have graced a farmhouse bench or cupboard shelf generations ago. Each flag was pieced together from homespun fabrics and charming backstitch touches, one of the oldest and strongest hand-sewing stitches passed down through the years.

The worn edges, simple stripes, and hand-lettered details are meant to feel as though they’ve been loved for decades—perhaps tucked away in an old cedar chest and brought out each summer to celebrate freedom, family, and home.

As I stitched these today, I couldn’t help but think about the women who came before us—gathering scraps, sewing by lamplight, and creating something beautiful and useful for their homes. These little pillows are my way of honoring those traditions and keeping a bit of that homespun spirit alive.
❤️🤍💙~Tracey

06/13/2026

🤎 Americana Pillow Tucks with Primitive Style Backstitching

Welcome to the Homespun Freedom craft day! Enjoy a day of patriotic inspiration, creative projects, and handmade charm. Say hello in the comments and enjoy the fun!

Watch all of today’s live craft shows at ↙️
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1BRKD7gYxU/

😂 Well, this was completely unintentional…This morning I was making a simple piece of toast and squeezed on a little but...
06/07/2026

😂 Well, this was completely unintentional…
This morning I was making a simple piece of toast and squeezed on a little butter. I wasn’t trying to make anything fancy, but when I looked down, one slice had somehow turned into the happiest little smiley face I’ve ever seen. 😄🧈🍞
Just toast, butter, and a little reminder that joy sometimes shows up when you least expect it!

I guess breakfast decided to start the day with a smile. ❤️

Any guesses on the kind of jelly I had on my toast today?

06/07/2026

Imagine a Sunday afternoon sometime in the 1940s.
Dinner has been cleared from the table. The windows are open just enough to let a warm breeze drift through the house. Somewhere nearby, a screen door slams. The smell of fresh-cut grass lingers in the air.
The family has gathered in the living room. Dad is settled into his favorite chair. Mom is mending a shirt or working on her sewing. The children are stretched out on the floor with coloring books or simply listening.
In the corner of the room, the Philco radio glows softly.
Music fills the house.
Nobody is scrolling. Nobody is rushing off to the next thing. There are no notifications demanding attention. Just a quiet afternoon, surrounded by family, sharing the simple gift of being together.
The songs drifting from the speaker become woven into everyday life—so much so that decades later, hearing just a few notes can bring back memories of home, loved ones, and a time that seemed to move a little slower.
As I listen to this old radio today, I can’t help but wonder whose Sunday afternoons it once shared… and how many stories are hidden behind the warm glow of that dial.
🎶 Take a moment, listen, and enjoy the music our grandparents danced to.

❤️ As another Vintage & Thrifted Weekend comes to a close, my heart is full…To every watcher who spent part of your week...
06/07/2026

❤️ As another Vintage & Thrifted Weekend comes to a close, my heart is full…
To every watcher who spent part of your weekend with us, every shopper who supported a small business, every presenter who shared your time and talents, and every vendor who worked behind the scenes preparing, packing, photographing, and shipping treasures… THANK YOU. ❤️

This event is so much more than buying and selling. It’s a gathering of friends from all across the country who share a love for vintage finds, handmade treasures, thrifted gems, creativity, and good old-fashioned fellowship. 🤎 Every comment, every share, every purchase, and every kind word helps make these weekends something truly special.

A special welcome to all of our new members in the Craft Round the Clock community! We are so glad you found your way here and hope you’ll make yourself right at home with us for LIVE diy crafting shows every Monday-Friday. ❤️

Whether you joined us for one live sale or spent the entire weekend hopping from broadcast to broadcast, please know how much your support means to all of us. These events simply would not be possible without each and every one of you.

🗓️ Save the Date!
Our next Vintage & Thrifted Market & DIY Marathon — Fall Event Special — will be held on August 29–30, 2026! 🍂🎃

📣 To receive future event reminders, special announcements, and exciting updates, be sure to join our Vintage & Thrifted Events Telegram notification channel:
https://t.me/VintageAndThrifted

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for making another weekend event one to remember.

Until next time, sweet friends… may your week be filled with blessings, creativity, and maybe even a few wonderful vintage treasures. ❤️

🤎~ Tracey
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