Wee folk studio

In this Part 3 of the series about making the spring landscape, Mossy Glen, I share photos and commentary about how I incorporated stone walls into the scene. Part 1 is all about making moss and Pa…

This part 2 in the Doll House Stories series shows how a little light demo work and new wallpaper transformed the interior of my 45 year old doll house. It was a welcome indulgence to spend the sum…

Posts about Wee Folk written by Salley Mavor

Let’s continue with the Scandinavian scene. Part 1 showed parts of the inside, such as making the framework for the cubby style bunk beds. This post will give a glimpse at the what’s ou…

Polly Doll is going on a trip next month and her regular outfit will not do! She loved Oregon (see here) and San Francisco (see here), but missed the flight to Ireland. For this…

Felt Wee Folk how-to book, with extra goodies – playing cards and faux flowers Where did the wee folk come from?”Early childhood dissatisfaction may have set this whole wee folk enterpr…

Shall we start the year with something cute to counteract the fact that everything in the world seems to be spiraling out of control? Good, now that we agree on a diversion, I will show how I made …

In this part 3 in the Doll House Stories series, I show how I made the family of dolls gathered around the kitchen table in my newly renovated doll house. Other posts in this series: part…

Posts about Wee Folk written by Salley Mavor

For the past 3 years, I've shared the process of making the illustrations for my new picture book My Bed. Even though we all stayed home, it feels as if we've been on an international journey together, into the homes of children around the world. To date, I've written 45 posts about different aspects of…