Jack O Lantern June Doorprizes!
The following Dooprizes have been graciously donated by some of our talented artists on the Pfatt Marketplace.
Enter your name into our Doorprize Drawing until July 7th!
Click on the "Key" to enter your name to win** one of these great treats!
or send email to: pfattmarketplace@verizon.net
Please make sure you leave your full name and a correct email address in which to be reach should you win. Stop back and Enter Once a Day!
Doorprize drawing will end on July 7th (noon pacific time)..and winners** will be notified by email and will also be posted on this Doorprize page.
On with the TREATS.....
10" little Missy Halloween Mouse
numbered 3/100 Printed on
high quality gloss photo paper
measuring 8 1/2 x 11....
The picture measures 5 x 7
so plenty of room to mat and frame...
Signed by the artist
| Primitive Pumpkin and Crow measures 8" x 7" and is made from mustard star print fabric that has been grunged with coffee and cinnamon. The crow is made from osnaburg that has been painted and also grunged. The pumpkin is topped with spanish moss grungy leaves and rusty wire. |
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WiTCHy PaPeRWeiGhT A unique and spooky glass paperweight measuring 2.75" x 2.75". Beneath the glass waits for you a whimsical little witch collage all made up from antique newspaper, scrapbooking paper, and some repro Victorian era images, accented with Prismacolor pencils, ink stamped images, and Walnut Ink crystals! This piece is backed with felt, and comes signed and dated.
Hand painted & dressed in homespun fabric, this pumpkin fairy is sweet & small enough to hang anywhere. An original design, she's 8 inches of pure pumpkin magic.
Halloween June Doorprizes!
Doorprize drawing will end July 8th..and winners** will be notified by email.
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Our Featured Artist
June 2009
Polka Dot Pixie!


How did you get started in your craft?
When I was little, my dad built me a doll house. It was lovely, but needed some “evidence” of life... so (inspired by Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Two Bad Mice) I used any kind of clay I could get my hands on to create little people, food and furniture to fill up that empty space. I have been playing with clay to indulge my imagination ever since.

What are your inspirations?
I love (and draw much inspiration from) vintage children's books. Also, anything anthropomorphic.. especially anthro salt and pepper shakers. Iand there is nothing more magical than the amazing old folk arty mechanical toys like you see in San Francisco's Musee Mechanique. I am enchanted by imaginary and miniature worlds of all types.

What are some of your favorite things?
My lovely family, music, books that make you forget time and space, and obsessing over the TV show Lost.
All of my PFATT items are exclusive to PFATT this month :-)
Some home studio pics....












