My eBay store has gradually been evolving into specializing in several types of products featuring animals in particular although I won’t pass up those great "finds" at yard sales, etc. on a variety of things so you never know what treasures you might find. I regularly offer animal figurines and model horses and toy animals in various brands such as Breyer, Schleich, Safari, Peter Stone, and New Ray, to mention just a few. Another favorite of mine is jigsaw puzzles. I always have a good supply of many beautiful new and used puzzles for your selection. So feel free to browse, ask questions, and stop by often to see my ever-changing inventory.

My store name came from the wood animal creations I used to design and sell by the hundreds at craft shows here in the upper midwest. Currently I have featured my own works of art in the form of notecards and drawings (originals or prints), and a few collectible art trading cards. However the art has pretty much been on hold for a while since the collectibles categories take up much of my time selling, ordering and packaging. I hope to soon be back to once again creating works of art in some form or another. Feel free to contact me at bjalbert@dvl.midco.net, if you are interested in a particular breed of animal depicted, such as on an art card, or in a painting or drawing, perhaps for your own notecards. I am a member of the ACEO Organization for artists (Art Cards, Editions and Originals) who create art trading cards which are made in the size of regular trading cards, 2 ½" x 3 ½". This is a wonderful way to collect great works of art at affordable prices.  I have been painting and drawing since a very early age and that is rather a long time since I have been a grandmother for several years! While in my teens I first started doing artwork on commission and have continued through the years as time allowed, having regularly been employed with various other jobs that unfortunately had to take priority! I’ve exhibited my artwork in local shows and presented it at art shows and craft shows here in the upper Midwest often setting up displays at horse shows and dog shows.