Alltogether tall these are around 16" tall~ you can cut the spike branch to your desired length with a pair of pruning shears~ I have made two, there are 3 pictures of each, either nest "A" or nest "B". The biggest difference between the two is the amount of twigs I have showing~ this one, "A" has more twigs showing~ seen better in the side view below
For picture only, I have placed one of my pheasant eggs within, now my girls eggs are about half the side of a regular size chicken egg. See all the twigs???? I call this one, 'Twiggy'....
these are wired, and NO BUGGY BUGS!!!!! I washed my chicken feathers fully, then put them in the freezer for a good 3 MONTHS to be rid of any little stow~aways. Theyre just stuck in here and there, so if you prefer ne feathers, just pull them out!
Now this is "b"....and as you can see, this one is alot more tidy and grassy smooth on the sides than the other one
Nest same size tho~
These look so neat stuck in amongst things in the house~ of coarse plants..but they also really make a neat surprise in a Christmas tree or any other indoor tree you may have. I love bird nests and have one stuck in the headboard of our bed in the bedroom.
Monday, May 14, 2012
Trinket, a One of a Kind Queen Anne doll on TDIPT Mercantile
Trinket stands 10" tall and is a Diamond K Folk Art Original, one of a kind Queen Anne doll.
She holds a little spring of vintage velvet flowers
I hand stitched her bonnet from antique pin tucked mull, its so precious! Her shawl is antique silk gauze
Her hair is a dark brown mohair, and you can just see the antique diamond paste montee that closes her kerchief in the front. Her eyes are early 19th c antique pupiless glass
Of coarse she looks just as good going, as she does from the front :)
Her dress is made from a vintage print~ there are 2 birds twards the front
I just love her and know you will too!
She holds a little spring of vintage velvet flowers
I hand stitched her bonnet from antique pin tucked mull, its so precious! Her shawl is antique silk gauze
Her hair is a dark brown mohair, and you can just see the antique diamond paste montee that closes her kerchief in the front. Her eyes are early 19th c antique pupiless glass
Of coarse she looks just as good going, as she does from the front :)
Her dress is made from a vintage print~ there are 2 birds twards the front
I just love her and know you will too!
Monday, February 25, 2008
Where you can see Diamond K Folk Art on the internet
Please see my new ETSY store for currently available dollys & needfuls!
You can see it here: http://www.diamondkfolkart.etsy.com/
I also ocassionally have eBay specials~ you can find them here : http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZmezpah
I have a page on the TDIPT Mercantile, with pretties for sale, updated each 15th of the month~ you can see it here : http://tdipt-diamondk.blogspot.com/
And if you would like to learn more about me, and my dollys & how they ALL support the Lady's Repository Museum, you can see that here:
http://ladysrepositorymuseum.blogspot.com/
THANKYOU for stopping by!
You can see it here: http://www.diamondkfolkart.etsy.com/
I also ocassionally have eBay specials~ you can find them here : http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZmezpah
I have a page on the TDIPT Mercantile, with pretties for sale, updated each 15th of the month~ you can see it here : http://tdipt-diamondk.blogspot.com/
And if you would like to learn more about me, and my dollys & how they ALL support the Lady's Repository Museum, you can see that here:
http://ladysrepositorymuseum.blogspot.com/
THANKYOU for stopping by!
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