But..., who is it this time?
Well, it is Christmas time ,
Take off her back, and
hiding inside,
tasty treats are ready for giving!

She comes ready to hang on wall, or tree,
or , she can sit on the mantel, and patiently wait for Santa to come down the chimney.
Available on my Etsy Monday 3pm EST.And the winners are....
Carol Bass from A Bird in Hand
Yay Carol!
And, the winner of the Snowman Ornament giveaway for a following Plays with Paper blog friends is
Vivian of Viv out on a whim
Yay Vivian!
Both winners also receive a set of my "Tell Santa I've been good" gift tags.
And , for now for this week's giveaway...
"Vintage Reader Necklaces" available today 3pm EST on my Etsy.
One of my Vintage Reader Necklaces!
The one pictured above, with the 2 cute friends. Images are origina,l from 1930 children's primer.

Guess how many of my most favorite doll legs are in this jar!
Then leave a comment with your guess on this post.
You can post your guesses until Saturday night at the stroke of Midnight.
For the blog follower giveaway this week, I am dreaming up something else special. I will post this giveaway on Tuesday night.
Blessings,

Oh fun!!!! I think there are 41 in the little jar. Crossing my fingers!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI will guess 48.
ReplyDelete-Danielle
82! Sure hope I'm right!
ReplyDeleteMy guess is 56!
ReplyDeleteMy guess is 52
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shari!!! How exciting!!! If you need to email me, please do so at: abirdinhand.ckb@gmail.com.
ReplyDeleteMany, many thanks!!!
Hmmmm 57? Anyway you look at it, what a fabulous jar of legs!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Margaret B
I'm going to guess 47! You can take a couple out to make another of those darling paper mache ornaments. Love guessing games!
ReplyDeleteHi Shari, I am guessing 53, oh what a beautiful jar of such sweet legs, so much to create with. Thank you for the opportunity to win and have a wonderful week. Hugs, Terri
ReplyDeleteHi There, I just found your blog and I love your work! Just added myself as a follower. If it's OK I would like to enter a guess on your giveaway My oldest son told me to guess 50 so that's what I'm going with! Looking forward to your posts and your crafty creations!
ReplyDeleteChris :)
I just love that ornament with the little dangling legs!!
ReplyDeleteI guess 43.
Robin
Oooo...117?
ReplyDeleteLove your work!
I looked at all the necklaces on Etsy, they are just adorable, very creative!!
ReplyDeleteI think there are 46 ?!?!?! Thanks for offering such a nice giveaway.
ReplyDeletebrittanyanne725@yahoo.com
Twenty two is my guess!
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your fabulous blog!!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to guess 45 legs...
Off to look at your other postings...
- Heather
Ok, I am going for 28 lovely little legs! Probably way off, lol, but its a fun game.
ReplyDeleteI am going to guess 36. Just read your article today in Belle Amoire jewelry. It was great.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I guess 39 :)
ReplyDeleteLovely work.
Cheers,
Jo
My guess will be 63. I jst love what you do with these parts.
ReplyDeleteHugs
FredaB
How do you get to your Etsy shop? Is the candy box doll gone?
I'm going to say 68, Love those sweet legs, how did you come by so many? And your candy container is the MOST gorgeous thing I've seen. It's really spectacular and oh so cute!
ReplyDeleteJust found your Blog and love your work, I think their are 36.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays! Your art is amazing. I am anxiously waiting for the PFATT update. I think that the count would be 59. Thanks for the great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteJody
visionquest2020 AT msn DOT com
I am thinking 39. Or... it could be zero if I could find this treasure trove!!!! Just kidding!! LOVE the jar of arms & legs. Charlene
ReplyDeleteShari, My Guess would be 60! But most of all I want to Thank~You for the Give Away that I won. I just Love it!! And since I bought a May Jane Leg Necklace I am giving one to my Granddaughter. Thanks Again Shari!!
ReplyDeleteHuggs, Nancy
www.coeurdalenegifts.blogspot.com
I love the jar just how they are--full of antique legs!! My guess is 55.
ReplyDeleteDawn
dawncathlene@titancia.net
Beautiful projects!
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