Wee folk art

The pattern for this adorable beehive applique is available free from Wee Folk Art. Get the pattern. And keep an eye on the blog. Kimara says she plans to post a new applique pattern each week! Tha…

Posts about Wee Folk written by Salley Mavor

The other day my sister-in-law, Jennifer, gave me this "swell" (my daughter-in-law Meghan and I have

NOTE: The direct links to all the individual photos can be found in this post.The other day someone asked me i

The other day I was doing a workshop on making our Flower Fairies. While talking to one of the women, I mentio

Although snails might not be welcomed visitors in your garden, they are certainly a sign&n

Nothing says "made with love" more than a warm pie fresh from the oven. Here is a pattern for a Deep Dish Appl

In this 4th and final post in the series about the Scandinavian scene, I will show extra details, such as the ladder, shoes and rug. Part 1 is about making the framework for the cubby sty…

Salley and Red

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While cleaning up my studio last summer, I came across a plastic bag full of small characters and other props I’d made years ago. The items were used in place of words in a rebus I wrote and …

I have been fascinated with the Russian Rag Dolls for a long time now. I have been collecting information abou

Are you familiar with the Salley Mavor’s wee felt folk? Quite a while ago, I fell in love with Salley’s artwork, through her book illustrations. (I reviewed her book, Pocketful of Posies, here). On exploring her artwork, I discovered her website and blog, and her book Felt Wee Folk, reviewed here. Salley’s approach to her ...

If you haven't done it already, it's time to get your gnome home ready for the warm days of spring and summer.

wee small folk

nativity project from Felt Wee Folk