Handmade in Tasmania… a Fairy Tale!
November 8th, 2010 | 
Author: Products handmade in Tasmania are in big demand. With markets a big attraction for Tasmanian tourists, here’s a little sample!
Rag dolls, handmade in Tasmania, for Lucy's Lovely Ladies
Handmade in Tasmania: Lucys Lovely Ladies
Custom-made dolls; made with love, and handmade by someone with a passion for pretty, sparkly things. Lucy! Lucy has four men in her life: her husband and three sons. She loves them dearly – of course! But she also loves all things pink and strongly believes you can’t have too much glitter in your life. The custom-made dolls are her way of sharing that philosophy and bringing some magic to the lives of others.
Lucy: her dolls are handmade in Tasmania
Lucys Lovely Ladies and Karate
Besides her roles as wife, mother and The Fairy Lady, Lucy’s other passion is karate. She recently channeled her inner-Ninja and has been awarded a brown belt. So there’s no messing with this woman, even if she is pretty in pink. Now combining two loves, Lucy can also make a special grading doll with a coloured belt for the karate kid in your life. What a great gift: handmade in Tasmania and so unique!
Lucy offers custom-made karate dolls
Custom-Made Dolls
Customising the dolls means Lucy can add a personal touch to a gift or memento. Or if you just want something pretty: leave all the hard decisions to Lucy and be delighted by her creative talents.
Lucy's Lovely Ladies: dolls handmade in Tasmania
Handmade in Tasmania, Sold at the South Arm Market
Each month, Lucy can be found selling her lovely ladies at the South Arm market. The market is held on the first Sunday of each month, at the RSL/golf clubhouse on South Arm Road. And you can buy the custom-made dolls, handmade in Tasmania, for just $25-00. What could be better value than that?
Head to the South Arm market for dolls handmade in Tasmania
Map: South Arm Tasmania…
Contact Lucy
Contact Lucy Patmore (using the form below) to order your doll today. Fill in the required fields*, scroll down to complete the CAPTCHA security code and press the submit button. The message will go directly to Lucy and will not be seen publicly on Think Tasmania. If you have any problems, please ask for assistance using the Contact Page.
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