I have never seen primitive tarts done like these. These tarts are full of surprises that have the primitive and candle connoisseur wanting more. Tamara Salvetti from Bridgeway Primitives invites us to browse some of her primitive goodies.
About Me:
I have been crafting for a little over 12 years. I love making what I call my “stuffed tarts”, I don’t like the average run of the mill tarts. I wanted to make them more appealing to the eye and nose. I also love to make my tarts into shapes such as primitive lambs, kringles, willows, stars and more. Along with my stuffed tarts and candles I make Primitive labels for my products.
I recently took a step of faith and offered my full line of Primitive Labeled Bath/Body & Home into the wholesale market. I hit the floor running. Yes with a few bumps in the road.But I am pleased to say I have 6 shopkeepers who purchased within my first month! This was a huge step for my family and I. My husband a retired Marine and my daughter (Alyssa)who always helps me fill orders with lots of pouring, mixing and labeling. They have supported me throughout the years. Along with a dear friend Tiffany Carnal (Twigs&Sprigs)who has faithfully encouraged and inspired me to do what I love.
Thank You,
Tamara Salvetti
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