Near Chain Lakes, in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington. Photo by Wade Clark.
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Pocket Folk Doll Kit
 
Pocket Folk Doll Kit Quantity in Basket: None
Code: 11828
Price: $7.95
Member Price: $6.76
Features: Kit includes fabric, needle, stuffing, embroidery floss, instructions, and history. Makes two dolls approximately 3.25 in. high.
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The first dolls found in American history were generally considered to be folk dolls and were made of simple household materials. Mothers lovingly crafted these little dolls for early child's play and later, for keepsakes.


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