Fall & Corn Husk Dolls

 

What is it about fall and corn husk dolls? There’s a reason they seem like a symbol of fall. They were traditionally made be Native Americans in the fall during the corn harvest season. Here is a little more AI information about them  

These little cuties were a recent find, but I have had a slightly larger ones for decades that is hiding somewhere, so if kept dry in a past-free environment, they last a long time. Instructions say to store them in a cool, dark, dry place wrapped in acid-free tissue or cloth, but I just stored mine in the closet in an unsealed plastic bag  

They are still relatively easy to find at fall craft festivals and specialty gift stores. 

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