Impressions of Belgrade and Serbia and maybe photos from an in-country trip by a long-term ex-pat.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Corn husk dolls
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I watched this couple for quite a while. Each was engrossed in their phones....but then suddenly they shared something. A text, a photo, wh...

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This must be a universal way to make dolls! My daughters made these when they were girls in Colorado. I think they are commonly made as crafts across the west.
Look like our Native American dolls. we are all so much alike!
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I had several cornhusk dolls back in the 80's. Nice to see they are still around!
I esp. like the ones with cornsilk hair! The painting in the background is really nice too.
I guess it must be a painful job to create these lovely dolls.....
Oh hey, we have corn husk dolls here in the Philippines too!
Like Tash, I also noticed the painting — makes for a great backdrop for the peasant dolls.
Isn't corn an amazing food - both for the body and the mind.
never seen these before, now that's intersting, and such an easy light present to take home too.
cool. :) mmmm... corn... yummy... :)
What a keepsake should be, personal and associated with something, like an area.
I've seen many of these gracing friends' mantels, bookshelves, china cabinets, etc. Never knew they were popular/made in Belgrade. They're great for Thanksgiving scenes over here. :)
In our pursuit of understanding American culture and history, we made corn husk dolls. I learned to make corn husk dolls from my aunts. These dolls are sooo.. cute. :)
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