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Thursday, February 23, 2012

Under Construction

Hi Everyone,

Please be patient as I redesign and work toward developing this blog to showcase some of my favorite things and my handmade items.

Blessings,
Sallie

Posted by Constance at 3:40 PM

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This blog is in memory of my brother Chuck July 24 1962 - July 14 2009

Chuck left us way to soon. He shared my love of nature and could listen endlessly to the "Old Wives Tales" (or Old Wise Tales as he called them) that I've carried with me since my childhood. We always shared Halloween together, it was our favorite time of the year. He loved to help me decorate for autumn and Halloween. I miss you buddy! Here we will share ghostly Hallween stories, crafts, and of course a few Old Wives Tales.

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Constance: Hello, and welcome to Mystic Wood Primitives. Just a little about myself; I am a lover of all things primitive, handmade and time worn. I live in Eastern North Carolina. Once upon a time I owned a very old house in a tiny town. It had been built we believe in the late 18th or early 19th century and over the many years of it's life it had changed to more of a Victorian style except for the three original rooms. She was a large interesting house with much spirit along with a few actual spirits but we lived there together sharing our love for the gentle old soul of the house. I sold the house a few years ago and have missed it terribly. Join me as I share my love of antiques, folkart all things of nature and my quest to find once again the perfect old house. I love to sew, cook, paint and spend time with my my family, and fur kids. I learned quilting and embroidery from elderly ladies born in the late 1880's. I learned to cook and mend from their daughters who like them had survived war and depression. Make do was a way of life for us and those were happy simple times. Please remember adopt, don't shop and have you r pets spayed and neutered.

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