Heritage Home~Place Herbals

As I'm getting ready for our  Holiday Cookie Exchange Party here at Heritage Home~Place I am decorating every indoor and outdoor area possible. As I add a silver tree to my 1954 Clipper Silver Streak Camper I realize that I don't have the right color of bulbs. Hmmm...do I search online for the right teal color or do I create them myself? Of course, my first place to look for diy projects is Pinterest. And I found the perfect solution! Make them myself! Debbiedoos had the answer for me! So, with Mod Podge and Rit Dye I started the process of creating my own color for the bulbs on my tree!  Since I'm already a fan of Mod Podge, it was easy to follow Debbie's directions!  I bought some really cheap small silver bulbs from the Dollar General and started the process. I first mixed some Aqua Marine Rit Dye in the Mod Podge. Then I painted the bulbs.  I sprinkled on some silver glass glitter and hung to dry.  Inspired by the color, I

Join us for our  Holiday Cookie Exchange Party Saturday, December 7 at 1pm Location: Heritage Home~Place 7770 NE Jones Road Cameron, MO  64429 Door Prizes ~ Scavenger Hunt ~ Christmas Games Cookie Vote ~ Cookie Awards Hot Chocolate ~ Cookies! The Cookie Exchange Party will not only be a day of fun but will also be a fundraiser for Breast Cancer Awareness. Tickets may be purchased for a Gift Basket Drawing. The Gift Basket will be filled with goodies from local businesses. Proceeds will be given to a local woman that is going through breast cancer treatment. What a great way to start the Holiday Season! Follow our Facebook Page      

This little cook stove is the center piece of our booth space in the Iron Horse Primitives. This beauty used to be my moms. There is quite a story that goes with this little stove. My mom bought it from my father-in-law many years ago. It was in pieces.  She and dad fixed it and set it up. They had it for several years until it was sold in an auction. A few years later, my mother-in-law was at a friend's home and saw the stove and recognized it. The owner was wanting to sell it. My hubby and I bought it and set it up as a decorator piece in our dining room in our old farm house. We sold the farm house to our oldest son and left the stove to him. A few years later he sold the farm house. We took the stove to store it for him. I stored it as a decorator piece in my potting shed.  It was pretty rusted.  I decided to move it to my booth space in the Iron Horse Primitives. To clean it up, I used white vinegar and a scouring pad and scrubbed as