Meet Some of the Ferny Creek Folk

Little Owla and Little Peaches are both carefully and lovingly hand knit from finest quality yarns, and filled with polyester fibre filling. They are soft and loveable as a toy, or would add a touch of whimsy to any decor. They measure approximately 32cm, and have arms and legs that are moveable. Their clothing is removable, and separate outfits can be added. 

I create unique dolls, and make them available. These are part of the Ferny Creek Folk. 

Always off on an adventure...
  
Sweet little girl, ready for her new home!

Little Owla, a wise little bird...
She's off to find her friends...the Ferny Creek Folk



 

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