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Department 56 Snow Village, Christmas Miniature Villages, and Halloween Village Displays |
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Krinkle Ornaments—Start a Christmas Krinkle CollectionSo, What’s a Krinkle? Krinkle ornaments are the wonderfully whimsical figurines, tree trimmings and decorative collectibles designed by Patience Brewster for Department 56. Krinkles signature style includes: wild colors, fanciful trimmings, long legs and pointy-toed shoes. They remind you of fairies or the comical characters in children’s stories. In fact, Patience Brewster began her career as an illustrator for children’s books so it’s no surprise that every figurine has that childlike touch of whimsy. The Department 56 Krinkles line have been hugely successful and collectors eagerly await each season’s new introductions. Prices are reasonable and if you add a piece here and there, you’ll have a dandy collection in no time. Krinkles are conversation pieces. Their fairytale style, colors, and whimsical combinations of cute animals, everyday objects, and make-believe make you want to take a second look. “Is that really a frog in a pink tutu and ballet shoes?” Getting Started with Krinkle OrnamentsThere’s no way to accurately describe all these wonderful figurines and ornaments, but Krinkles of all shapes and sizes, from fairies to animals, flowers, and vegetables, are available for all the seasons. Prices range from $20 to $100 for larger figurines. Patience Brewster has even begun designing furniture. A 30-inch tall sideboard style table sports striped stocking’d legs with red bows and gold high-heel shoes (around $700). Here’s a few Krinkles to give you an idea:
Shopping for Krinkles Ornaments
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