Fractur - George and Martha, American Folk Art, Collectible, Affordable Art Old -Twenty percent thicker than standard

-Twenty percent thicker than standard puzzles

So glad I found them all in one simply striped valance

The care of all the toy "pets" in the house will be in capable hands when your little animal doctor is suited up in a machine-washable blue jacket

Tina Prima takes center stage to pirouette and plie in her satiny leotard and tulle tutu

Pass around the supplies and follow the simple instructions to make your own key chains covered with Scratch Art designs

Fractur - George and Martha, American Folk Art, Collectible, Affordable Art Old -Twenty percent thicker than standardAffordable and Collectible Art, American Folk Art. Fraktur is a folk art form practiced by Pennsylvania Germans principally from the mid eighteenth to the mid nineteenth centuries. The name derives from that of a distinctive German script marked by "fractured" pen strokes and the form has clear roots in European folk culture. Fraktur blossomed into a uniquely rich, colorful and iconographic form of expression in the United States, tied to rites of