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- Rachael Kinnison
- The Lady's Repository Museum is a privately owned museum dedicated to the collection, preservation and study of unique early American fashions of both women and children, the later being a specialty. All proceeds from Diamond K Folk Art sales (antique reproduction Folk Art, Dolls & hooked rugs) directly support the Museum, of which can be found on ETSY, eBay and the DKFA Blog~ please see the links on the sidebar. You can also mail me at rlkinnison@yahoo.com
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I am so proud & honored to be chosen as one of Amercia's Top 200 Traditional American Craftsmen for 2008 ~2024
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2008
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October
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- A Day at the Plaza...... No...not the Plaza Hotel....
- In MourningFor today, October 16, 1793, Queen Mari...
- A Nice Fit Need I even say that I really do lov...
- Progress & Pricks...I have had many requests for '...
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My Beaded Stumpwork Casket
Autumn 2014 SANQ Magazine
My Beaded Basket on the cover
Prims Winter 2014
My Bunnies in Prims Winter 2014
My Punkin Eaters in the Autumn 2013 issue of Prims Magazine
Peter & Cotilde
A Celebration Along the Olde Town Road
Find my dollys in the Winter 2013 Prims
My Padded Mirror Case
Find My dollys in the Premier Issue of Prims
pgs 32-36 ; April 2010 issue
Fellow Sensitivities....
Ardythe
Ladye Tallisman
my 2013 Beaded Basket
no photo can capture the true depth of the beadwork
Pin it!
Ruth
Rose & Blue Bonnet
Dollye & Pollye
Ring Dartes
Knob
Agamemnon
Mifs Nina Coffin
Mon Cher Mini Queen
Pearl Precious
3 comments:
Oh! She's spooky-beautiful!~
Hey, your website didn't used to be black, did it? Love the kittens. The look just like my two, Madison and Hamilton. Mine weren't litter mates, but they were good friends at the rescue shelter, so I brought them both home. Madison is Maddy, but Hamilton gets called everything from Hammy to Ham-bone, to Hammerstein. They're such sweet boys (although Hammy's an alley-cat scavenger at heart and Maddy is afraid of his own shadow).
Your witch doll is wonderful. Winnifred Thicket says "Hi." I keep an eye on her from my desk (or is it the other way around?)
Nina
Love your baby grace, Rachael :) and that antique doll crade is to die for!
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