Treasure Tree
Keepsake Artist Contributions Miniature Ornaments: Snowman with Seashell – Patricia Andrews The scene around the tree is a very special collaboration on Keepsake Ornament artists, too, created to provide a fantastic North Pole setting, and yet bears the unique stamp of each individual artist. Snowscape – Duane Unruh Scene around tree: Raccoon – John “Collin” Francis Snowscape base makes a perfect place to add the Ringing Reindeer and Jingle Bell Kringle ornaments from the 2000 Keepsake Ornament Collector’s Club Membership Kit.
Robot – Nina Aubé
Chipmunk Hanging from Star – Katrina Bricker
Elf – Robert Chad
Teddy Bear – Ken Crow
Good Little Boy – Rich LaPierre
Santa in a Hot-Air Balloon – Tracy Larsen
Cardinal – Joyce Lyle
Airplane – Lynn Norton
Race Car – Don Palmiter
Angel with Star – Sharon Pike
Mouse with a Gift – Dill Rhodus
Seed Bell with Bird – Anita Marra Rogers
Pair of Mittens – Linda Sickman
Angel with a Bell – Bob Siedler
Child with Snowball – Sue Tague
Jack-in-the-box – Sharon Visker
Snowman with a Scarf and Hat – LaDene Votruba
Star Tree Topper – Chris Webb
Rocket Ship – Nello Williams
Basket of Apples – Linda Sickman
Two Little Squirrels – Kristina Kline
Two Rabbits – Joanne Eschrich
Birds and a Bag of Seed – Julie Forsyth
Child with a Snowball – Sue Tague
Keepsake Ornaments with Display Piece
That's the case, too, with the 2000 Keepsake Ornament Collector's Club Studio Limited Edition. Studded with 18 miniature ornaments, the Studio Limited Edition makes a fun, decorative celebration of Christmas, But taken individually, each ornament is a glimpse into the personal style and interests of the Keepsake Ornament artist who created it.
Limited Edition of 25,500.
- Artist: See Keepsake Artist Contributions
- Released: 2000 (KOCC Direct Mail Offer)
- Retail Price:
- Material(s): Composite
- Dimensions:
- SKU: QXC4521
- Produced in: China
- Production Date(s):
Treasure Tree Trimming the tree at the North Pole is an extravaganza filled with fun and memories, where adding each ornament brings another chance to tell a story. You see, ornaments are more than mere decorations here–they are the embodiment of those who made them. That’s the case, too, with the 2000 Keepsake Ornament Collector’s Club Studio Limited Edition. Studded with 18 miniature ornaments, the Studio Limited Edition makes a fun, decorative celebration of Christmas, But taken individually, each ornament is a glimpse into the personal style and interests of the Keepsake Ornament artist who created it. Katrina Bricker created the chipmunk hanging from a star; Patricia Andrews, the Snowman with a seashell; Nina Aubé, the robot; Robert Chad, the elf; Ken Crow, the teddy bear; and Rich LaPierre, the good little boy. Tracy Larson placed Santa in a hot-air balloon; Joyce Lyle added a cardinal; Lynn Norton, an airplane; Don Palmer, a race car; Sharon Pike, an angel with a star; and Dill Rhodes, a mouse with a gift. Anita Marra Rogers sculptured a seed bell and then “invited” a bird to feast; Linda Sickman contributed a pair of mittens; Bob Siedler, the angel with a bell; Sharon Visker a jack-in-the-box; LaDene Votruba, the Snowman with a scarf and hat; Nello Williams, a rocket ship; and for the very top of the tree, Chris Webb created the star. The scene around the tree is very special collaboration of Keepsake Ornament artists, too, created to provide a fantastic North Pole setting. and yet bears the unique stamp of each individual artist. Look for the two rabbits created by Joanne Eschrich, the birds and a bag of seed sculpted by Julie Forsyth, and John “Collin” Francis’s raccoon and Kristina Kline’s two little squirrels. A basket of apples by Linda Sickman, and the child with a snowball by Sue Tague add even more charm. And don’t forget the work of Duane Unruh who created the snowscape that makes the perfect place to add the Ringing Reindeer and Jingle Bell Kringle ornaments from the 2000 Keepsake Ornament Collector’s Club Membership Kit.
Sculpted by Keepsake Ornament Studio Artists
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Keepsake Ornaments with Display Piece
Trimming the tree at the North Pole is an extravaganza filled with fun and memories, where adding each ornament brings another chance to tell a story. You see, ornaments are more than mere decorations here–they are the embodiment of those who made them.
That's the case, too, with the 2000 Keepsake Ornament Collector's Club Studio Limited Edition. Studded with 18 miniature ornaments, the Studio Limited Edition makes a fun, decorative celebration of Christmas, But taken individually, each ornament is a glimpse into the personal style and interests of the Keepsake Ornament artist who created it.
Limited Edition of 25,500.
Treasure Tree
Sculpted by Keepsake Ornament Studio Artists
Trimming the tree at the North Pole is an extravaganza filled with fun and memories, where adding each ornament brings another chance to tell a story. You see, ornaments are more than mere decorations here–they are the embodiment of those who made them.
That’s the case, too, with the 2000 Keepsake Ornament Collector’s Club Studio Limited Edition. Studded with 18 miniature ornaments, the Studio Limited Edition makes a fun, decorative celebration of Christmas, But taken individually, each ornament is a glimpse into the personal style and interests of the Keepsake Ornament artist who created it.
Katrina Bricker created the chipmunk hanging from a star; Patricia Andrews, the Snowman with a seashell; Nina Aubé, the robot; Robert Chad, the elf; Ken Crow, the teddy bear; and Rich LaPierre, the good little boy.
Tracy Larson placed Santa in a hot-air balloon; Joyce Lyle added a cardinal; Lynn Norton, an airplane; Don Palmer, a race car; Sharon Pike, an angel with a star; and Dill Rhodes, a mouse with a gift.
Anita Marra Rogers sculptured a seed bell and then “invited” a bird to feast; Linda Sickman contributed a pair of mittens; Bob Siedler, the angel with a bell; Sharon Visker a jack-in-the-box; LaDene Votruba, the Snowman with a scarf and hat; Nello Williams, a rocket ship; and for the very top of the tree, Chris Webb created the star.
The scene around the tree is very special collaboration of Keepsake Ornament artists, too, created to provide a fantastic North Pole setting. and yet bears the unique stamp of each individual artist. Look for the two rabbits created by Joanne Eschrich, the birds and a bag of seed sculpted by Julie Forsyth, and John “Collin” Francis’s raccoon and Kristina Kline’s two little squirrels.
A basket of apples by Linda Sickman, and the child with a snowball by Sue Tague add even more charm. And don’t forget the work of Duane Unruh who created the snowscape that makes the perfect place to add the Ringing Reindeer and Jingle Bell Kringle ornaments from the 2000 Keepsake Ornament Collector’s Club Membership Kit.
- Artist: See Keepsake Artist Contributions
- Released: 2000 (KOCC Direct Mail Offer)
- Retail Price:
- Material(s): Composite
- Dimensions:
- SKU: QXC4521
- Produced in: China
- Production Date(s):
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