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Book Giveaway; Felt Wee Folk: Enchanting Projects USA only

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When I received this book from the publisher and opened it I was very impressed that the first few pages in this book is autobiographical.  most books we read give us little information about the authors and now I feel as if I know This author. Salley Mavor takes us on a journey from her childhood making doll clothes with her mom in about her grandma’s treasures of bits and pieces of fabric, buttons, threads and numerous other items that she uses today in her creations of the wee folk. The illustrations in this book are charming and the instructions are clear so you can complete your first project in an hour or two. One of the things about these types of projects is that they are completely portable so you can take him from your easy chair or your worktable to your bed while you watch TV. Salley has illustrated a number of storybooks and one is more extraordinary than the next. The reviews on Amazon about this book are fun to read and not one reviewer gave it a low score. The price of the book is affordable and the cost of the materials you will need is minimal. What better time of the year to think of wee folks with St. Patrick’s Day only a few weeks away.  Salley is an amazing artist with a vivid imagination and I’m sure all you felters will love this book. Take trip over to  Salley Mavor’s Wee Folk  Studio and see all the wonderful things she does and creates.

—-Book Giveaway—-

To enter simply type “enter me” in the comment box and I will do a random drawing at the end of the giveaway. The giveaway will begin today January 30th and end February 12th.  Good luck to all and if anyone has anything to add about this book leave it along with your comments.

Competition Open – USA Address Only

Competition Closes – 12th of February

 

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  6. Enter me…..and thanks. I made a few of these little dolls with my daughters many years ago; it was a kit Salley sold. These dolls are on my microwave where I see and enjoy them every day.

  7. Please enter me! I’ve checked this book out at the library a few times and would love to own it!

  10. PlEssssssssssssE enter me or I will just have to order this book, wee folk pins to make for my grand dtr & newly adopted grand daughter, hmmm wonder what the boys will think, may just have to make them some 2 whoa is me like that’d be so funn, make them some anyway and when they say “hey where’s mine” I’ll just whip em outta ma pocket & say who loves ya?

  17. Enter me.
    I love Salley’s books for children, I have most of them and they certainly do make you smile!

  38. Please enter me – I am fascinated by the ability of fairies to get kids out into nature!

  40. Enter me

    I follow Sally’s blog, and she speaks of her inspiration and her early art training. She is known to add close ups of her early work (age 7) in addition to current work to show how basic designs evolve.

    I would love to work with this.

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