My dream home becomes reality as we move into our log cabin that my husband and I constructed ourselves with help of family and friends.
This is my dining room complete with Folk Art chandelier. Large cupboard holds a lot of Folk Art, but also steins from Germany where I visited Pfaltzgraff's home town.
This is a view of my kitchen that has a Copper Clad wood burning cook stove displaying Folk Art cookware and cross stitched Folk Art pot holder and towel.
Sun drenches the living room of my cabin. An old pot bellied stove holds purpose to show off the Folk Art pitcher and bowl set. Two more cupboards of Folk Art.
An old bakers cupboards hits the suns spotlight, and shows off the beehive canisters and large dough bowl.
This was my Grandmother's hoosier cabinet that is now filled with Folk Art including flower pots, soup tureens, coffee pot and napkin holder.
Christmas at the cabin couldn't be cozier. The Folk Art pattern is right at home in our primitive surroundings.
Decorated for Fall this picture of my dining room shows off my long harvest table and the vibrant blue of the Folk Art dishes.
Folk Art quilt, pillows, pendant light and dishes take front stage in my living room.
