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My name is Dana and I live in a small town in South Carolina with my wonderful husband Freddie and my 19 year old son Tyler.

I worked in retail accounting for a company based out of Ohio for many years. Then one day we were told that they would be closing all the Southeastern stores and I was devastated - this was my dream job. So I picked up the pieces and moved on.

At first I was excited to be a SAHM but quickly became depressed because I was so used to being on the go all the time and never stopping. So going from that life style to doing nothing was very hard on me.
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This vintage bunny would look great on a shelf or tucked amongst your Easter primitives. He is made of wax and is very detailed on the front and back. He has been rubbed with spices to bring out all of his features. He measures 4 3/4" tall by 2" wide.
So that Christmas I decided to hand make all my gifts and everyone LOVES candles so that's what I decided to make. I did a lot of research on line and practiced. I searched the Internet to find the finest wax, fragrance oils and molds to produce the highest quality candles. And with a lot of trial and error, I mastered the art of candle making.

That year I gave them to family and friends and they became a huge hit. Next thing I knew, I had orders coming in.

I started having home parties and doing craft shows. Then I had so many friends and customers suggest that I start my own web site. So with much consideration my husband and I agreed that is what we should do. So he handled all the that for me, thank goodness, because I'm not good at that part of the business. I think he did a wonderful job on the web site and that's how Homespun Treasures began.
Folk Lamb: This lamb is made from a beeswax blend and is hand rubbed with spices for the primitive old look we all Love. Each lamb measures 7 in. wide and 5 in. tall. He is made from a antique chocolate mold.

Easter Chick Bowl Fillers: These bowl fillers come in a set of four and measure. lg 41/4 X 4, med. 31/4 X 3, Sm. 21/4 X 2. They are made from salt dough and I have aged them for a more primitive look.
Submitted by Homespun Treasures 2010
Submitted by Homespun Treasures 2010
Photo Right: These are my new prim bunny tarts!
They have the cutest faces!
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Spring Lamb Pantry Cake: This impressive sized pantry cake measures 9 in. wide and 7 in. tall and weighs almost 4 pounds!!! This would make a great addition to your Easter primitives.


Submitted by Homespun Treasures 2010
Submitted by Homespun Treasures 2010
This primitive lamb is made from an antique mold. He measures 4 3/4 in wide and 3 1/4 in. tall, so he's the perfect size to sit amongst your Easter or everyday primitives.


Primitive Bunny: This is another bunny made from an antique mold. He measures 6 in. tall and 5 in. wide I've hand rubbed him with spices to bring at all his details!! He comes with an aged piece of cheesecloth tied around his neck.


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Primitive Sunflower Tarts: These are made from a beeswax blend and are dusted with spices for a old aged look.



This is my new line of 28 oz. rusty tin can candles and they come with assorted primitive labels and seasonal labels topped with aged muslin.


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Submitted by Homespun Treasures 2010
Spring Lavender Tarts: This is my new prairie cake tarts scented in Lavender and infused with organic Lavender buds. This is a huge tart that weighs 31/2 oz. You will get an average of 20 hours or more of burn time with each tart.

Submitted by Homespun Treasures 2010
Submitted by Homespun Treasures 2010
Along with my primitive style offerings I also make a line of bakery candles. Such as hand rolled cinnamon buns, muffins, and loaf candles.

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I'm so fortunate to do what I Love and I count my blessings daily.

Thank you so much for allowing me to share my journey with you.

I hope you come by for a visit at Homespun Treasures.

Blessings,
Dana
Homespun Treasures
www.homespuntreasures.net
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