Toy: Cornhusk Dolls Bracelet Several Lancaster County Mennonite family

Several Lancaster County Mennonite family pieces are highlighted

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Use this ornament as a symbol of faith and a reminder of the Good news - always remember the meaning of Christmas and what Jesus did for you

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Toy: Cornhusk Dolls Bracelet Several Lancaster County Mennonite familyCornhusk dolls were very common in the early days of America. The dolls were usually made in the fall from the husks pulled off the dried ears of corn during harvest time. Cornhusk dolls were originally made by Native Americans, who then taught the colonist how to make them. With these dolls you can make doll clothes for them. Sizes of dolls may vary slightly, according to corn husk size. Handmade in the USA