Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Penny Woodens for sale

This is the published purse (Art Doll Quarterly) and is now for sale, $65 plus shipping.

Masquerade, barefoot in the garden series is for sale on PFATT as well. $135. plus shipping.

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Sneak peek of PFATT Marketplace coming Monday!

Isn't she the sweetest??

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Folk Art on eBay


I have some new things on eBay and I tinkered with the auction template. I'm pretty proud of myself. I know I'm a hack but the job is done!! I have some folk art and this romantic clown panda. Go see!

Monday, August 3, 2009

A gingham dress


Before I let my child cut her hair I took her picture with a new camera I hardly knew how to use. I regret not getting more photos of her in this dress with her glorious hair. Time flies so quickly when you become a mother. Keep still the moments like this one. This one is a keeper.

Friday, July 31, 2009

Paper Dress such a mess

Here she lays in a chocolate box. Her little dress is frayed, limbs dangle from threads. I love her still.

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Taking Tea barefoot in the Garden


Hello all! Yes it's a festive July! I didn't make any Christmas things, I just couldn't get in the mood. I do have a country embroidered primitive style pin keeper and a brand new chick pin, and a pretty penny doll purse. The purse is an antique beaded one, and the penny dolly has a tiny reticule with a teensy chain handle. So tomorrow, July 10th, come see all my new goodies on PFATT Marketplace!
Here's the link:

http://www.pfattmarketplace.com/kingfisherfarm.html

My current ebay Specials, most starting at 9.99 each:
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/kingfisherfarm_W0QQ_nkwZQQ_armrsZ1QQ_fromZQQ_ipgZ25

My blog to see all the latest happenings and news ( or olds ha!)
http://www.kingfisherfarmteddies.blogspot.com/

My etsy shoppe:
http://www.fuzzibax.com/

Have a great July! Pam

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Tiny China

I don't shy away from a damsel in distress. Wearing her tatters she is a wee delight. Some would prefer her to be perfect, but we all have our flaws. Like the velveteen rabbit, this is what makes her real to me. Her life was not easy. Like the pioneer girl in whose pocket she tarried, she was a traveler. The stains of play decorate her child made garment, proving this: Her destiny was fulfilled. She was dropped, but loved, and thus picked up again, rescued, saved. And now she is mine.