Colonial Times Dressing Up in Colonial Day Clothing as a Farmer and a Farmer's Wife

Colonial Times Dressing Up in Colonial Day Clothing as a Farmer and a Farmer's Wife - Paperback

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Colonial Times Dressing Up in Colonial Day Clothing as a Farmer and a Farmer's Wife

Colonial Times Dressing Up in Colonial Day Clothing as a Farmer and a Farmer's Wife - Paperback

by Ruth Ingamaj Korolyshyn
$16.88
Sale price  $16.88 Regular price 

Book Overview

Colonial time period cut out dolls with colonial time clothing for children to cut out and dress the dolls up in. This is a series cut out doll booklet that depicts colonial period farmers in their traditional clothing. Previous cut out dolls depicted colonial period upper class ladies and their fancy colonial period attire. The booklet is titled "Colonial Times Dressing Up in Colonial Day Clothing as a Gentle Woman".

ISBN9781979627696
Author Ruth Ingamaj Korolyshyn
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreHobbies & interests
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2017
LanguageENG- English
Pages32
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Ruth Ingamaj Korolyshyn

Ruth Ingamaj Korolyshyn was born and raised in a small town near the city of Orebro in the middle of Sweden, and she now resides in Florida, USA. She has always loved to create and do art work. She was blessed with a mother who always provided her and her sister and brothers with drawing paper and crayons and she always praised their simple creations which gave them an incentive to keep perfecting their artwork. While growing up she crossed paths with many talented artist and teachers both during her school years in Sweden and later on when she attended various art classes at many of the MWR (Moral-Welfare-Recreation) facilities that the US government made available for their soldiers & civilians, (her husband worked as a civilian for the Dept. of Defense at a number of different locations in Europe). During her stay in Italy, she was privileged to take art lessons from an Italian artist, Ernesto Scudiero, who helped to bring a new softness to her paintings, especially in her favorite media, oil on canvas, however, she also works in acrylics and with color pencils.

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