Cindy lee
I’ve been crafting and sewing for as long as I can remember…but started my business back in October of 1985 when I did my first craft show. I love what I do and it gives me great joy to share my passion for designing and crafting with others.
I love primitive folk-art, country prim, and vintage with a whimsical touch. I love making country prim items such as table runners, kitchen towels, samplers, mini pillows, bowl fillers, seasonal items, and raggedy dolls…And I love doing machine embroidery specializing in primitive designs.
Also love decorating my home in the country primitive style… and going to flea markets, thrift shops, and garage sales to hunt for that perfect treasure for my country home.
Thanks for checking out my blog and here is a list of where you can find my creations for sale.
www.primitivesbycynthialeedesigns.com
eBay ID: cynthialeedesigns and my Etsy shop: cynthialeedesigns.etsy.com
Prim Blessings, Cindy
August 13, 2008 at 3:40 am
Hey there Cindy,
I just noticed your wonderful entry on my blog..so I thought I would drop by your blog for a visit…I am so hooked on embroidering..and you never would have heard that come out of my mouth 2 years ago…thanks for the tips on the towels at the dollar store, have it on my list of things to buy…I would keep your old machine if they can fix it so you can be using both machines at the same time..I have a pfaff sewing machine and the embroidery machine is a husqvarna scandinavia 400. it is a sewing/embroidery machine..so I sew on on and embroider on the other…do you have a great website that you visit to buy your designs..my favorite is emblibrary.com they are cheap and they have a sale every week…can’t stay away from them…its an addiction…cute puppys too..went through your entire blog…I love it..its in my favorites and now will be on my blog too..have a good one and keep in touch..it would be nice to bounce ideas off of you…and visa versa…
Gina
August 13, 2008 at 9:12 am
Gina,
Thanks for visiting my blog. I also am hooked on embroidery. I’ve loved it since I got my first sewing/embroidery machine about 13 years ago. I’ve been designing a few of my own designs for the last few years and hope to maybe sale them someday.
Look forward to chatting with you again soon.
Cindy
August 13, 2008 at 12:35 pm
Hey there Again Cindy,
you have 2 nice machines…we got hooked last fall when we decided to take a class using the designer SE’s and fell in love…my best friend bought one on the spot for $4800.00…to rich for my tastes..so I then bought a huskystar em10 big piece of crap in my opinion…so I upgraded to a scandinavia 300 then the 400…I would love the SE but my crafting has got to bring me in more money to warrant it..I would love to win the big Diamond..they had a drawing..that would be nice…lol….my mom used to do her embroidery by hand when we were younger and I am going to send her a sweatshirt with embroider all over it..she will be amazed and astounded…that a push of a button does all of this..I would love to see your designs…what other mediums do you embroider on? I would love to see them to get ideas or inspiration…have a wonderful day..”)
August 13, 2008 at 7:48 pm
went to the 3 sites and bought something at everyone…I hate you now..:) I am hooked on those prim designs..just wish they had more to fit my 4×4 hoop…but love what I got…oh my best friend is going to be delirious with delight when I show her these…she will hate you too I am sure of it…lol…can’t wait to see your photos etc…man I am so glad you decided to leave me a comment…:)
August 14, 2008 at 3:19 am
isn’t it amazing that just by blogging look at all the wonderful people we have met!!!:) Glad I made you laugh..cause now I am alittle bit poorer….lol…have a good one…;)
August 18, 2008 at 11:52 pm
WOW is all I can say..I love the neat ways you used the embroidery..and I LOVE THAT DRESS!!! you did a fantabulous job..what a lot of work..folks just don’t realize what it takes to embroider..sure the machine does it, but you still have to babysit the machine to make sure the thread doesn’t break…etc…thanks for sharing…I am making purses right now..when I am done I will be blogging them…take care…
Gina
October 3, 2008 at 10:12 pm
HI,
I read that you were going to paint your kitchen creamy white with a glaze. I am doing that also. Do you have a picture of yours?
Jean
October 4, 2008 at 1:18 am
Hi Jean,
Thanks for visiting my blog. I have a few photos of my kitchen with the cabinets painted white with a dark stain rubbed on the top of them…but they actually show up whiter than they really are in the photos. I think it is from the flash of the camera. The pictures are in the post on July 2nd.
I’ve taken some time off from finishing the kitchen to get items made for my craft show season this fall. I hope to finish it soon and will post photos then and I hope that the antiquing shows up better.
Cindy
August 17, 2009 at 12:09 pm
Hey Cindy,
Thanks for all the comments on my blog.. I am trying to find where to add you to the list of ones I follow but am not seeing where I do this.. I am not really sure what I do to get you on my list without just clicking on “follow this blog” hahha.. so can you help me out here? Thanks bunches!
Deb
September 22, 2009 at 10:40 pm
Hi Cindy, love your blog. Read it all the time. I was at the fair also. So sorry you fell. I bet it was on the far side of the fair because that is where we almost went down !!!! I am interested in coming to the Urbana show. Would love to come see your things in person.. Is that show a prim show??? I have never been there but sometimes go past that town on the way to the Springfield flea market…. Sandi
October 28, 2009 at 9:57 pm
HI,thanks for commenting on my blog. I got the little skinny trees on ebay last year. Someone sold a whole lot of them for next to nothing, now of course, I can’t find anymore. I love them.
Your trip pictures were great, I love the mountains.
take care,
sandy
November 3, 2009 at 8:08 pm
lovely site. You certainly don’t look old enough to have gray hair, but it is realy lovely. I am 67, and have about 9 gray hairs–ha. Like your site. Will be back. Blessed holidays to you and yours…Helen/Denver