Sunday, September 27, 2009

Primitive Early Harvest Pumpkin Doll Stocking

Whoooo Hoooooo, just got done watching some football and the Bears won!!!!! Sundays are our football playing, (we toss around the football) game watching, snack a ton day!! If anyone has some great football snack recipes to share I sure would love to hear what you make and maybe share a few recipes!

The leaves are starting to fall and the cooler weather is upon us! Great Harvest weather....perfect to share my new creation with you...... her name is Elizabet! She is such a sweetie and is listed
on Ebay for a 7 day auction. I have been doing 3 day auctions, but need a little more time this week to get some more creations and a pattern or two done.

Here is a sneak peek of Elizabet....there are many more pics of her in my auction. Have a great evening!!

Thursday, September 24, 2009

The Best Baby Back Ribs Recipe

I just had to share this recipe for the best ever baby back ribs. I have made these quite a few times and every time, they turn out great! This recipe is for two slabs of ribs. If you love ribs, you have to try this!!

Preheat oven to 300 degrees. First you want to remove the back membrane of your ribs....this is a must! Taking the membrane off of them will make them cook better and be more tender. Then I combine the following ingredients for a dry rub.

Rib Rub Recipe:

1/4 cup brown sugar,
1 1/2 Tbsp. paprika
1 Tbsp. kosher salt
1 1/2 Tbsp. black pepper
1 tsp. garlic powder
1 tsp. onion powder
1/4-1/2 tsp. cayenne red pepper.

I cut my slabs in half so they fit into the foil lined pan and then rub this dry rub all over your ribs, front and back. Line a 9x13" pan with foil (for easy clean up) and place your half slabs in the pan. Try and place the ribs leaning on their sides in the pan, it is ok to have them touching each other. Then I add water to cover the bottom of the pan about 1/2", just so they do not dry out. You could also pour some BBQ sauce over them instead of the water.Cover the pan tightly with foil and place in in the oven for 2 hours.

Once they are done take them out of the oven and let them cool. Finally, grilled them on medium heat, brushing with your favorite BBQ sauce for about 5-10 min. a side, till they are nicely caramelized. YUM! They were "falling off the bone" tender, without actually falling off the bone. Try these! You won't be sorry!


Monday, September 21, 2009

Welcome Fall

I am a little sad to see Summer leave.....all of the BBQ's, swimming, camping, fishing, boating, gardening and fresh vegetables, long sunny days but do love the Fall also. Now if we can just skip the winter, I would be a happy camper!!!

With tomorrow being the fist day of Fall, I have listed my newest creation on Ebay . Her name is Mae and she measures 26" tall. I hope you can stop by my auctions to view my Harvest offerings:)

Here is peek of her.
Have a great evening!

Sunday, September 20, 2009

A Touch of Harvest

I absolutely love this time of year!! The weather could not be more perfect and of course it is football season! This weekend seemed liked it flew by and of course I did not get done as much as I would like to. I did manage to list one thing on Ebay this evening and will be listing another tomorrow evening. Here is a peek at my listing. It is a vintage apron filled with dried tansy and corn cobs in their husks. I love this Harvest peg rack hanger!

Thanks for stopping by!

Sunday, September 13, 2009

New Santa Head Make Do Pattern

I hope you all had a great weekend! The weather here was absolutely beautiful. I have been talking about making a new pattern and have made one for my primitive Santa head make do. He is now listed on Pattern Mart and is available as an instant download.

The model for the pattern is also available on Ebay for a 3 day auction. I was enjoying the weather and was only able to list one item but will be working on more tomorrow evening. Right now I have to go and watch some football....love it!!! Bears against the Packers!

Saturday, September 12, 2009

My Harvest Swap Arrived Today!!!

First of all I cannot believe I have not posted in over a week and I hope you all have a great Labor day weekend! We had such a blast!!! I guess that is why I have been MIA, lol!

Now for my wonderful package that arrived. My swap partner was Diana of
Down Hidden Farm Lane She sent me some awesome Fall/Harvest items. I received some carmel and chocolate squares and hot chocolate mix....can you tell I am in heaven???? That alone is the best! I also received a prim journal, a scarecrow ornie, a Paula Dean candle, four pumpkins, some Fall napkins and a Fall candle mat and decorative pick. I absolutely LOVE it all. Thank you so much Diana!!!

Here are a few pics of my swap.


I will be listing a new pattern here on my blog tomorrow so stop on by. I hope to also have 2-3 items for Ebay too. Have a great weekend!