Have fun with your tiny tots as they gather all the candy their bags will hold!
Appalachian Folk Art by Kentuckian, Rebecca F. Miller Campbell. Featuring handmade One of a Kind (OOAK) signed, numbered, primitive art dolls, paintings & bits of whimsy from the hills of Eastern Kentucky.
Have fun with your tiny tots as they gather all the candy their bags will hold!
This sweet lady is being auctioned to benefit the Nielson Family. (Please see post below for more information.) Nie Nie was made by the super talented & amazingly generous Christine Alvarado of Du Buh Du Designs.
If you’d love to put your bid in before time’s up, please visit here. Bidding will end on Wed. at 5PM PST.

“On Saturday, August 16, 2008, Stephanie Nielson was in a plane crash with her husband, Christian Nielson, and his flight instructor, Doug Kinneard, near St. Johns, Arizona. Doug Kinneard passed away soon after arriving at the Maricopa County Hospital.
Christian & Stephanie remain in critical condition at Maricopa Burn Center. Christian has sustained burns on over 30% of his body. His wife Stephanie’s body was burned over 80%.
Since 2005, Stephanie has welcomed us into her charming abode through the NieNie Dialogues.”
There will be a benefit sale on Etsy Sept 23-24 to help the Nielson family. (Please see below for the link.)
If you would like to help in any or every way that you can, please visit www.nierecovery.com.
There are several ways you can help & several benefits that are being set up by the blogging community & friends of the Nielson family. Donate money if you can, purchase an item during the Etsy benefit or see about donating an item or portion of your Etsy sales. Or just help spread the word!
Click here to read C Jane’s blog (Stephanie’s sister). You’ll be moved to the core & I have to warn you, you’re gonna cry like a baby.
Bet you were wondering what was going on this week, huh?
I’ve battled a fantastic sinus infection this week & was running behind on my little dollies Sunday. SO…instead of trying to cram a whole lot of things into one day, I decided to wait until tonight to list my dollies. They’re both 5 day auctions so they’ll end at their usual time. And yep, I said they. This week, I’m offering two dollies.
One is a challenge piece, made especially for the Prim & Whimsy Girls ‘Halloween Harvest’ Challenge. To see what the other extremely talented Prim & Whimsy Girls have made especially for this challenge, search PWGL HARVEST on eBay & look for this banner:
Please read the posts below to see my piece for this challenge.
The second piece I made this week is my first mini offered individually on eBay! She’s an Atlas moth & a pumpkin fairy & so tiny & sweet. See Zoey below.
And if you get a chance, check out the Prim & Whimsy Girls group blog. There are some free vintage images over there for use in your art projects! Or sign up for our mailing list for all the latest news.
Hope you all have a great week!
Online:
Appalachian Fireside Gallery
Berea, Kentucky
Kentucky Folk Art Center
Morehead, Kentucky
Kentucky Artisan Center
Berea, Kentucky
Kentucky Historical Society
Frankfort, Kentucky
Locust Grove Museum Shop
Louisville, Kentucky
Indigenous Craft Gallery
Cincinnati, Ohio
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