Doll No. 421
July, 2014 |
Suffragette Sally,
16 inches tall. She is made from craft velour. She has a polymer clay face covered with knit fabric, painted,
and sewn to her head. Her clothing is removable. She wears a white chemise
under her
dress. Her shoes are painted. Her hair is camel hair woving, wefted and styled with a felting
needle. Her knees, elbows, shoulders and hips are jointed.
SOLD
Pattern
Available |
Doll No. 433
Sept., 2014 |
Amandine is an all-cloth doll, about 15-16 inches tall. Her
clothing is removable. She wears pants, tunic, vest, hat and shoes. Her hair is Tibetan lamb on the hide.
She has a lightly needle sculpted face.
Pattern
Available
SOLD
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Doll No. 405
July, 2014 |
Isaac: I
started this doll in 2011 and got stalled. I used an old pattern -
Butterick No. 331, patented in 1898 (or 1899?). The pattern was supposed
to create a Martha Chase like doll. The needle sculpted face was
hideous, so I sculpted a new one using paperclay applied directly to the
stuffed head. That was then covered with knit fabric and painted with
acrylics. His hair is wool (the kind that comes braided). His clothing
is removable. He stands about 17 inches tall.
SOLD |
Doll No. 420
July, 2014 |
Suffragette Sally,
16 inches tall. She is made from craft velour. She has a polymer clay face covered with knit fabric, painted,
and sewn to her head. Her clothing is removable. She wears a white chemise
under her
dress. Her shoes are painted. Her hair is camel hair woving, wefted and styled with a felting
needle. Her knees, elbows, shoulders and hips are jointed.
SOLD
Pattern
Available |
Doll No. 429
April, 2014 |
Livia (Prototype #2), about 14 1/2
inches tall. Made from muslin, painted with Helen Pringle's recipe for
"Messy Mix" (half modeling paste, half acrylic gel medium) and acrylic
paints. Bodice, skirt and bloomers are removable. SOLD |
Doll No. 431
May, 2014 |
This doll was made from my Verity
pattern, but with the size reduced to 75%. She's about 16 1/2 inches tall
and is all cloth. Her face is painted with a mixture of modeling paste and
gel medium, then acrylic paint. Her hair is Tibetan lamb.
She is costumed like my ODACA Centerpiece dolls from 2008. You can see those
dolls HERE or click on the thumbnail
for all Verity dolls.
SOLD |
Doll No. 425
August, 2013 |
Cecelia, about 13 inches tall
(commission). Made from
caramel doe suede, she has jointed shoulders and button jointed hips. Face
is needle sculpted. Her clothing is removable.
Her hair is made from loose wool locks, glued and needle felted in place. Pattern
Available
SOLD |
Doll No. 428
April, 2014 |
Livia (Prototype #1), about 13 1/2
inches tall. Made from muslin, painted with Helen Pringle's recipe for
"Messy Mix" (half modeling paste, half acrylic gel medium) and acrylic
paints. Bodice, skirt and bloomers are removable. SOLD |
Doll No. 419
Jan., 2013 |
Suffragette Sally,
16 inches tall. She is made from chamois color craft velour. She has a polymer clay face covered with knit fabric, painted,
and sewn to her head. Her clothing is removable. She wears a white chemise
under her
dress. Her shoes are painted. Her hair is camel hair woving, wefted and styled with a felting
needle. Her knees, elbows, shoulders and hips are jointed. Pattern
Available
SOLD |
Doll No. 423
March, 2013 |
Toobies prototype made for Cyndy
Sieving's AFICC 2013 Designer Collection book. About 9 1/2 inches tall and
made from woven fabric. My intention is to make this into an official
pattern with lots of options, including a "Voodoo" doll variation.
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Doll No. 416
May, 2012 |
Suffragette Sally, about 15-1/2 inches tall. She is made from Doll
Face Pink craft velour. She has a polymer clay face covered with knit fabric, painted,
and sewn to her head. Her clothing is removable. She wears a white chemise beneath her
dress. Her shoes are painted. Her hair is Colonial wool, wefted and styled with a felting
needle. Her knees, elbows, shoulders and hips are jointed. Pattern
Available
SOLD |
Doll No. 406
July, 2012 |
Cecelia, about 14 inches tall. Made for the ODACA Day
Luncheon as a Helper Doll (fundraiser raffle for the ODACA organization). Made from
caramel doe suede, she has button jointed shoulders and hips. Her clothing is removable.
Her hair is a purchased wig, sewn in place. Pattern
Available
DONATED, OCACA Day 2012 |
Doll No. 412
Jan., 2012 |
Amity doll, made from a wonderful fabric by Timeless Treasures
(Complexion Collection). She's about 20 1/2 inches tall. Her clothing is removable. She
has painted facial features. Her hair is made from a medium
worsted yarn - TLC Amore, "sand" color.
Pattern
Available
SOLD |
Doll No. 415
April, 2012 |
Under the Harvest Moon made from Timeless Treasures Complexion
Collection woven fabric. She's about 21 inches tall. Her clothing is removable, including
her fabric shoes. She has jointed shoulders, hips, elbows and knees. Her hair is Tibetan
lamb on the hide, sewn into a wig.
SOLD |
Doll No. 408
Nov., 2011 |
Suffragette Sally prototype doll #2, for the Doll Party
Gala 2012 in Ohio. Sally stands about 16 inches tall and has a painted cloth colvered
polymer clay face. Clothing is removable. Her hair is wefted camel hair woving, glued to
her head and styled with a felting needle. SOLD
Pattern
Available |
Doll No. 409
Nov., 2011 |
Suffragette Sally, final design, wearing patriotic colors
for the Doll Party Gala 2012 in Ohio. She stands about 16 inches tall. She has a polymer clay face
covered in knit fabric and painted in acrylics. Her clothing is removable. Her elbow
joints have been redesigned to hang and bend more naturally than the earlier prototypes.
Her hair is alpaca roving, wefted and styled with a felting needle. Pattern
Available SOLD |
Doll No. 403
June., 2011 |
Suffragette Sally was a doll designed for a class I taught at the Doll Party
Gala 2012, in Ohio. Sally stands about 16 inches tall. She has a painted cloth covered
polymer clay face (using my "Adah" pressmold). Her clothing is removable, and
includes chemise, dress and hat. Her shoes are painted. Her hair is camel hair roving.
This prototype doll has mitt type hands with stitched finger divisions. SOLD
Pattern
Available |
Doll No. 407
Oct., 2011 |
Averill, made from peach craft velour. Has painted cloth-covered polymer
clay face. She has buried bead joints at her elbows, wrists, knees and ankles, and button
jointed shoulders and hips. She has wired fingers. Her hair is made from fringed trim,
glued in place. Her clothing is not removable. She has painted fingernails and bare feet
with painted toenails. SOLD
Pattern
Available |
Doll No. 399
Dec., 2010 |
Averill,
in cream, red and blue. She has a painted cloth-covered polymer clay face and is made from
tan butter suede fabric. She has buried bead joints at her elbows, wrists, knees and
ankles, and button jointed shoulders and hips. She has wired fingers. Her hair is made
from knitted yarn. Her clothing is not removable. She has painted fingernails and bare
feet with painted toenails.
Pattern available
SOLD |
Doll No. 401
Feb., 2011 |
Mirabelle is a primitive doll designed for the AFIC (Artistic
Figures in Cloth) participant booklet. She's made of dyed muslin, and is a pancake
style doll. She stands about 14 inches tall and has a pinched needle sculpted nose.
I plan to add more detail and embellishment to this doll and publish the pattern.
This doll was given an update in 2020, and SOLD
as a fundraiser benefit for ODACA. |
Doll No. 397
Aug., 2010 |
Averill, in purples and greens with cloth-covered polymer clay face. She's
made from camel craft velour. She has buried bead joints at her elbows, wrists, knees and
ankles, and button jointed shoulders and hips. She has wired fingers. Her hair is made
from an elasticized multi-fiber trim. Her clothing is not removable. She wears slippers
made from stretch velour.
Pattern available
SOLD |
Doll No. 398
Oct., 2010 |
Averill,
in autumn colors, with cloth-covered polymer clay face. She's made from peach craft
velour. She has buried bead joints at her elbows, wrists, knees and ankles, and button
jointed shoulders and hips. She has wired fingers. Her hair is made from knitted eyelash
yarn. Her clothing is not removable. She wears slippers made from stretch velour.
Pattern available
SOLD |
Doll No. 395
May, 2010 |
Cecelia in pink, made to order for a customer. Made from peach craft
velour, her flat face is needle sculpted and colored with acrylic paint and colored
pencils. Her hair is a purchased wig, sew in place. Her dress and panties are removable.
Pattern available
SOLD |
Doll No. 396
May, 2010 |
Cecelia in yellow, made to order for a customer. Made from brown craft
velour, her flat face is needle sculpted and colored with acrylic paint and colored
pencils. Her hair is a purchased wig, sew in place. Her dress and panties are removable.
Pattern available
SOLD |
Doll No. 392
April, 2010 |
Averill, made from craft velour. Averill has button joints at the shoulders and hips. Her
elbows, wrists, knees and ankles have buried bead joints. She has detailed finger and
toenails. Her hair is made from fringed trim.
Pattern available
SOLD |
Doll No.393
April, 2010 |
Tombstone Angels, pattern for fabric wall hanging and two styles of
6-inch angel pin doll or ornament. The wall hanging measures 10-1/4 X 8-1/2 inches, and
utilizes heavy interfacing like Timtex or Peltex.
Pattern available |
Doll No. 390
March, 2010 |
Izannah Walker inspired doll, made in Dixie Redmond's
Izannah Walker Workshop. The doll body is made from Dixie's pattern. The Paperclay
head is hand-sculpted, and is one-of-a-kind. The head, neck and upper chest/back has been
covered with knit fabric, then gessoed and painted in acrylics. Her boots are painted. She
has a light wash of thinned burnt umber paint for a slightly aged look. Her clothing is
removable. Her dress is my own design. Her muslin pantaloons, chemise and petticoat are
from Dixie's pattern. |
Doll No. 391
April, 2010
|
Unnamed
doll, made from a tutorial by Jane DesRosier. She is an 18 inch wall doll made from muslin. Her head, neck and
upper chest/back have been sculpted in paperclay.
SOLD |
Doll No. 388
Feb., 2010 |
Custom Averill doll made for co-worker who wanted a goth-inspired doll for
her daughter-in-law. Goth can be interpreted in many ways, so I went with a Victorian-goth
type doll (almost Steampunk in style) using black and purple. This doll has a
cloth-over-clay face and buried bead joints.
SOLD |
Doll No. 389
March, 2010 |
Izannah Walker inspired doll, made in Dixie Redmond's
Izannah Walker Workshop. The doll body is made from Dixie's pattern. The Paperclay
head is hand-sculpted, and is one-of-a-kind. The head, neck and upper chest/back has been
covered with knit fabric, then gessoed and painted in acrylics. Her ears are sewn and
stuffed fabric. Her boots are painted. She has a light wash of thinned burnt umber paint
for a slightly aged look. Her clothing is removable. Her dress is my own design. Her apron
is from a vintage pattern. Her muslin pantaloons, chemise and petticoat are from Dixie's
pattern. |
No. 385
Oct. 2009 |
HOLD SPACE
Tombstone Angel |
Doll No. 383
April, 2010 |
Another doll made from my pattern Under the Harvest Moon, designed for Doll
Crafter & Costuming magazine, September 2009 issue. She's made from woven fabric, and
stands 22-23 inches tall. She has a trapunto style face with minimal needle sculpting. Her
facial features are acrylic paint and colored pencil. Her hair is fringed upholstery trim.
Her clothing is removable. She has button jointed shoulders and hips, and hinge joints at
the elbows and knees.
Pattern available
SOLD |