My porcelain doll making days were over when I left California. I guess I was still a little in the doll making mood because shortly after we came here I made these two cloth dolls. The picture below was taken in our back yard. Her wool yarn hair was part of a sweater that I bought in Greece years before. I had remodeled the sweater and had some left over so I unraveled it. I thought it made great hair.
Cute dollies! I haven't made dollies in quite some time, Specifically, I made Bunnies. They look quite happy on theeir little wicker chair!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your before & after on your kitchen!
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Connie
Very cute little dolls. I too use to make cloth dolls.
ReplyDeleteI had a small doll sewing business when my first child was a baby.
I make 32 cloth dolls one Christmas, after that I didn’t want to see another one for a
long time….
Louise
I love the dolls, and I love how you've shown them off in the wicker chair and the [looks like] grapevine chair. And the sun.......wonderful photos.
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Those are lovely dolls, that looks like something it would be fun to learn how to do. Did you ever restore old dolls?
ReplyDeleteHer hair is very pretty. I wish I was sitting in your backyard in a cozy chair.
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ginger
Your doll is precious! Her face is so sweet. Your before and after pictures of the kitchen are great. Wonderful transformation!
ReplyDelete-Karoline
Hi Charlotte!
ReplyDeleteI haven't been by in awhile, so it's been lots of fun this afternoon catching up on all the posts I've missed. I love your new header...really pretty.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Hugs!
Kat
Very cute!
ReplyDeleteThe doll you made is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great Saturday
off!!!
Beautiful dolls! What a great idea for Show and Tell. I wanted to thank you for your comment on my Show and Tell, and for sharing the story of your hummingbird nest. I see you blogged about it, too! That must be amazing, to see such a tiny nest. Even more so, seeing the tiny, tiny birds! Great story. ;o)
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