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Ryedale Folk Museum Blog

http:///ryedalefolkmuseum.blogspot.com/

This is the Ryedale Folk Museum Blog. Events, past and present from this museum which is documented by volunteers on this blog

Primitive Folk Art by Old World Primitives

http://www.primitive-folk-art.com

Journal of the latest primitive folk art creations by Old World Primitives plus primitive crafting tips.

Gollywobbles Primitive Folk Art Crafts

http://gollywobbles.blogspot.com

A view into my life as I create on a whim, in a primitive, and folk art style.

Vermont Harvest Folk Art by Doreen Frost

http://www.vermontharvest.blogspot.com

Folk Art Dolls & Animals, Primitive Creations, Fanciful Whimsies, Stitcheries and Patterns ~~All Reminiscent of the 18th & 19th Centuries~

Catherine Holman Folk Art

http://www.catherineholmanfolkart.blogspot.com

Catherine shares her love of folk art painting and tidbits of her daily life. Paintings are sold on eBay.

A site dedicated to Bulgarian pop folk divas. It give information and pictures of the talented musicians who also happen to be some of the most beautiful women in the world. It has a following worldwide now as Bulagria's boundaries have opened since

Prairie Primitives Folk Art

http://prairieprimitivesfolkart.blogspot.com/

The Prairie Primitive Folk Art blog is part diary, part marketing. I am a primitive folk artist who mostly makes cloth dolls that look very old. On occasion, I've also been known to make more whimsical dolls and even some shabby chic & cottagey handb

Spooky Hollow Folk Art

http://wimsyfolkartist.blogspot.com/

Spooky Hollow is filled with fun fresh photos of our creepy cute creations including OOAK paintings and altered art Halloween jewelry with contests and mindless jabber by your folk artist!

$E.T. Wickham\'s Folk Art World$

E.T. Wickham\'s Folk Art World

http://etwickham.blogspot.com/

Wickham Stone Park is a collection of folk art, consisting of over 30 life-size concrete statues of political figures,Indian chiefs, politicians,patriots and religious figures.

Primitive, Folk Art & OOAK at Kindred Sisters Gathering Post Shoppe

http://kindredsistersgatheringpostblog.blogspot.com/

Kindred Sisters Gathering Post is a gathering of artists who have come together to offer you unique, quality hand made primitives, folk art, antiques, natural skin care products, and so much more.

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Louco Por Você

Veja tudo Baixe Aqui! | November 15th 2009 by Vivian

01. Billie Myers - It All Comes Down To You 02. Ginger Mackenzie - The Garden Of You And I03. Folk Implosion - Free To Go04. The Velvet Crush - Shine On Me05. Deanna Kirk - Stay06. The Rockfords - Silver Lining 07. Belle Perez - Hello Wor read more

Dash

Gypsy Mare Studios | November 11th 2009 by Jennifer

As promised in my previous post I have finished my whimsical cat sculpture.Meet "Dash"!I had an absolute ball creating this guy. Even though he isn't a ginger cat, he's inspired by our new kitten. I started making him the day after I tried to photogr read more

BULLY GINGERS WITH A BALLAD

Gingerism - Redhead prejudice in mainstream society | November 5th 2009 by Keiron Waites

A poets attempt at song writing BULLYING BIGOTS BALLAD Kick them gingers for a joke We don't like them ginger folk kick them gingers for a laugh The sight of gingers make us barf ha! ha! ha! ha! hee! hee! hee! Them f*cking gingers ain't like me read more

Paul Baribeau covers Springsteen

UNDOMONDO | November 4th 2009

This was lying around in my hard drive after an initial skimming period, when a few days ago I went back to see how it fared. It fared pretty good actually. I probably know no more than 3 Springsteen songs so I can’t rate the covers against the read more

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Susan Marque's Free To Eat Blog | October 19th 2009 by Susan Marque

Over the weekend I pulled out a small book from my shelf that was one of my first introductions to whole foods cuisine. I saw some recipes for jinenjo, the Japanese mountain potato that I recently discovered was also grown by Native Americans. Jin read more

A food tale

Green cheese & cherries | September 22nd 2009

A very interesting thing happened last Friday when I joined a group of volunteers to prepare the food for a community dinner sponsored by the nonprofit where I work parttime. The helpers were all different backgrounds and profiles; we were like a mic read more

Saturday talk

Lazy Susie: Idling on the sofa eating bonbons | September 19th 2009

Freddy and I took a few walks today to harvest pears, cut berry branches and look for a willow tree. These were some of the questions that he asked:If an airplane flew over and dropped a submarine into our yard, would we get to keep it?If the people read more

Se7en Stranded Deadly Sins...

My Virtual Attic | September 15th 2009 by Christopher Toler

I have always been fascinated by the Seven Deadly Sins. They are so concrete, yet abstract; truly subjective absolutes. Strangely, though, the Seven Righteous Virtues, the “Glass-half-full” flip side list, never caught on in pop culture with quit read more

Cool Cats

Ernmander | September 7th 2009

I seem to know loads of folk that own cats. I have taken tons of pictures of their cats. Below I thought I would introduce you to three that seem to forever cross my path. Thomas is all black, Sofi is the black and white one and Captain Jack is the f read more

Shadow Shot Sunday #67

Hey Harriet | August 29th 2009 by Hey Harriet

Howdy! The Shadow Gallery collages feature a selection of photos from participants from last Sunday. If you’d like to join in SSS, please do. How? Shoot a shadow, post it on your blog on Sunday (or close to Sunday), then add your link to Mr Linky, read more

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