Primitive Christmas Tree, Stockings, and Crafts

This year I have a very simple primitive Christmas tree which I purchased from Wal-Mart for under $20!. Primitive stockings, crafts, and décor is also included in this video.

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00:00 Primitive Christmas Tree introduction
00:23 Embroidered Christmas tree decoration
00:52 Antique reindeer
01:17 Blackened beeswax cookies
02:07 Antique cheese box displaying the Primitive Christmas tree
02:33 Dried oranges and limes for the tree
02:45 Cinnamon applesauce ornaments
03:02 Gourds on the primitive Christmas tree
03:12 Make the pumpkin wreath from a cinnamon broom
03:24 Dipped mini beeswax candles
03:40 Dollar Tree clothespin ornaments
04:16 Recycled wool stockings
04:54 Linen scrap ornaments
05:24 Dyeing linen in walnut hulls
06:04 Handwoven overshot linen and wool runner
06:14 Primitive stockings
06:24 Antique stock stretcher
06:55 Recycled linen stockings
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