Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Halloween Witches Hats Bowl Fillers
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Howlin' Cats and Candy Corn

You can see them in Better Homes and Gardens Holiday Crafts magazine page 20...they will come packaged in a cello bag tied with homespun and a Trick or Treat hang tag.
Want the pattern for free? Buy the magazine it's in there!
SOLD
Friday, May 14, 2010
New from~ Folk Art From The Heart
These odd fellows, a snowman and his pumpkin stack buddy have become fast friends. They plan to combine Halloween with Christmas to make the season longer and now you can too.

This piece was created using my own hand made paper clay. It measures 7 inches tall by 4 inches wide. Click on the link below to go to my website!
Folk Art From The Heart
Labels:
Christmas,
cross over art,
fall,
folk art,
folk art from the heart,
halloween,
kim owens,
paper clay,
pumpkins,
snowman,
winter
New from~ Folk Art From The Heart
Commemorate your little one's first Christmas with this darling baby pumpkin ornie. It can be used to commemorate baby's first halloween too! Buy it for yourself or give it as a gift. It's size and light weight make it perfect for gift giving.

This piece was created using my own hand made paper clay. It measures 3x3.
Click on the link below to visit my website!
Folk Art From The Heart
Labels:
Christmas,
cross over art,
fall,
folk art,
folk art from the heart,
halloween,
kim owens,
paper clay,
pumpkins,
snowman,
winter
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Folk Art From The Heart
This piece has been sold, but you can find another like him here,
Folk Art From The Heart
Frosty Frightcicle has just finished decorating his tree for his favorite holiday, Halloween. All his little jack-o-lanterns are in place and now he just needs the finishing touch, a candy corn tree topper. The only problem is, Frosty is just a tad too short for the job so he's desperately hoping that the tree will bend just a tad farther so he can reach it.


Look for Frosty at
Folk Art From The Heart
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