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Felted Wool Play-Lands by, Sage Dream Design

August 15, 2008 by Linda Lanese

These adorable scenes are for children to interact and play with.  Amy offers finished scenes and dolls and she also sells the kits for you to create your own treasures.  Where were these types of toys when I was a child? I played with our Nativity scene until I had broken many of the holy family members, but I still have them glued and tattered but they hold warm memories for me.   Do pay Amy site “Sage Dream Design” a visit and read about her and the recommendations for children’s play. 

Each set is needle felted by hand from 100% wool! Amy is the thorough, meticulous felter who takes hours to firm and harden each piece so they will stand up to child’s play.  If you have concerns about durability and particularly with rough children playing with these toys, please contact Amy with questions or concerns

 

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