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Jana Vaverčáková

a woman made out of straw with her arms in the air

Wheat Weaving

thread dolls

Christmas Decor Diy Cheap

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Moisson de la Marieé which translates to Bride of the Harvest, in English, is a Northern French design reputed to be very old. Created by E...

three different types of rope tied together in various directions, including the end of an object and

Мотанки

American Heritage Girls

Folk Doll

Corn Husk

Wherever corn was grown as a crop, children, in both Native American and Colonial American families, used husks to fashion dolls.

four snowmen with hats and scarfs are drawn in black ink on white paper

Art Inspiration Ideas

Pine Needle Baskets

Deco Nature

Yarn Pom Pom

Хобби портал - Лялька из соломы

Лялька из соломы

three paper dolls sitting on top of a shelf

Making Cornhusk Dolls from CDM - Parent Resources: Activities by age and subject for parents and children

Corn Field

Spirit Dolls

Harvest Season

Walking On Fire

In Ireland and Scotland, the first farmer to finish the grain harvest made a corn dolly, representing the Cailleach (also called “the Carlin”), from the last sheaf of the crop. The figure would then be tossed into the field of a neighbor who had not yet finished bringing in their grain. The last farmer to finish had the responsibility to take in and care for the corn dolly for the next year, with the implication they’d have to feed and house the hag all winter. (McNeill)

an old book with drawings of different types of ties and hair clips on it's sides

Spirit Witch

Witchy Crafts

Red Yarn

Lammas: August Eve

Making A Corn Husk Doll. Corn husk dolls have been around for centuries. Early arrivals to the United States admired the beautiful, simplistic dolls that Native American children made from corn and fashioned to resemble members of their tribe. They're a perfect craft and activity for children of all ages, and make for unique and lively decorations.