Halloween in Miniature! - Made in the USA

CARLISLE, Mass. - Sept. 13, 2013 - PRLog -- Wee Forest Folk® introduces sweet and funny new miniatures to their Halloween line.  These tiny and whimsical mouse figurines are simply darling!  All are dressed up and ready for trick or treating with each one bringing a smile to all who see them!  Standing at less than two inches in height, the whimsical miniature sculptures are created by the Petersen family in their small "mouse factory" in Carlisle, Massachusetts USA. Wee Forest Folk® is a high quality collectible line, handcrafted on a small scale by very talented artists. Perfect for those who appreciate intricate detail, whimsy, humor and all things tiny!

Donna Petersen sculpted four of the new Halloween miniatures.  Spooky Speeder is a witch in her costume and cape zooming off on a bright orange motorcycle with her goggle-wearing cat riding in the sidecar!  So funny!  The others include a mouse dressed as a bear, another in a lobster costume and one dressed as a starfish.  A 3-part accessory of a rustic fence brings all the figurines together for a nice Halloween display.

Four of the miniatures are extremely limited and only available until October 31, 2013. Itty Bitty Pumpkin is a tiny mouse popping out of a pumpkin and is less than 1 inch in height.  The little mouse is hand painted in either pink or blue. There's also a wee mouse admiring her pumpkin that has won 1st prize, another one called Wicked Pretty is trying on her witch hat in the mirror and lastly, a princess playing with her toy unicorns.

Pumpkin Junction is a much larger piece than the others, clearly a piece de resistance!  It is very elaborate and embellished with many intricate hand painted designs.  It shows a train with its engineer and conductor arriving at the station. There's a witch selling candy, a little one on the roof and another on the porch along with many more details to see. This sculpture is for the ultimate and serious Halloween collector. It is limited by number, signed by the artists, Willy and Donna and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Pictures of all the miniatures can be seen online at weeforestfolk.com (http://www.weeforestfolk.com), facebook (https://www.facebook.com/weeforestfolk) or Pinterest.  Wee Forest Folk can be found in fine gift shops and galleries across the USA most of whom are happy to ship to your home.  A listing of WFF retailers can be seen on its website at www.weeforestfolk.com (http://www.weeforestfolk.com/store-locator).