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 Doll No. 542 January 2025 |
'Tis the Season, my 2024 Christmas
ornament. She measures about 4x4 inches in size.
She has optional incorporated ears which adds a little complexity to the
project. Her face is needle sculpted. She has acrylic painted
facial features; colored pencils provide highlights and shading for
depth. She has modified mitt hands, with hand stitched finger divisions.
Her sweater is from recycled knitwear, sewn. She wears a felt beret and
holds a book of carols made from chipboard. Pattern available |
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 Doll No. 521 September, 2024 |
Claire, made from cotton woven fabric using my Enigma pattern enlarged 110%. She stands about 16 inches tall (on her stand). Her knees have buried bead joints. She has a modified trapunto face with minimal needle sculpting. Facial features are painted in acryls and shaded/highlighted with colored pencils. She has attached ears. Her clothing is not removable. Her hair is Tibetan lamb on the hide, sewn to her head. She has a custom rod and tube stand with wooden base, making removal easy so she can be placed in a seated position. |
 Doll No. 540 December, 2024 |
'Tis the Season, my 2024 Christmas
ornament. She measures about 4x4 inches in size.
She has optional incorporated ears which adds a little complexity to the
project. Her face is needle sculpted. She has acrylic painted
facial features; colored pencils provide highlights and shading for
depth. She has modified mitt hands, with hand stitched finger divisions.
Her sweater is from recycled knitwear, sewn. She wears a felt beret and
holds a book of carols made from chipboard. Pattern available |
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Secret Souvenir
Prototypes 515-517 March, 2024  |
Mystery Souvenir Dolls, to be revealed after the event |
 Doll No. 518 June, 2024 |
Maisie, made from cotton
woven fabric using my Enigma pattern enlarged 110%. She stands about 15
inches tall. Her knees have buried bead joints. She has a modified
trapunto face with minimal needle sculpting. Facial features are painted
in acrylics and shaded/highlighted with colored pencils. She has attached
ears. Her clothing is/was removable, but has been tacked in place to
prevent shifting. Her hair is kettle-dyed wool yarn, stitched in place.
She has a custom rod and tube stand with wooden base, making removal
easy so she can be placed in a seated position. SOLD |
 Doll No. 513 February, 2024 |
Enigma, made from woven fabric, using a
vertical stretch direction. She stands about 13 inches tall. Her knees
have buried bead joints. She has a modified trapunto face with minimal
needle sculpting.
Facial features are painted in acrylics and shaded/highlighted with
colored pencils. She has attached ears. Her
clothing is not removable. Her hair is Tibetan lamb on the hide. The
darted wig is sewn to the head. She has a custom rod and tube stand with
wooden base, making removal easy so she can be placed in a seated
position. SOLD |
 Doll No. 514 March, 2024 |
Enigma, made from
craft velour fabric, using a
vertical stretch direction. She stands about 13 inches tall. Her knees
have buried bead joints. She has a traditional needle-sculpted face.
Features are painted in acrylics and shaded/highlighted with
colored pencils. She has incorporated ears. Her
clothing is not removable. Her hair is hand-dyed wool yarn, sewn in
place. She has a custom rod and tube stand with
wooden base, making removal easy so she can be placed in a seated
position. SOLD |
 Doll No. 508 January, 2024 |
Claire, made from my Enigma
pattern, enlarged (105%). Instead of a cloth trapunto-style face, she
has a cloth-covered polymer clay face sewn in place. She stands about
14 inches tall (without her wood stand). She's made from a Windsor Ponte fabric. She has buried bead knee joints. Her hair is Tibetan lamb
on the hide. She wears cloth boots with polymer clay heels. With the
exception of her knitted shrub and leather belt, her clothing is not
removable. SOLD |
 Doll No. 512 February, 2024 |
Enigma, made from woven fabric, using a vertical stretch direction. She stands about 13 inches tall. Her knees have buried bead joints. She has a traditional needle-sculpted face. Features are painted in acrylics and shaded/highlighted with colored pencils. She has incorporated ears. Her clothing is not removable. Her hair is Tibetan lamb on the hide. The darted wig is sewn to the head. She has a custom rod and tube stand with wooden base, making removal easy so she can be placed in a seated position. |
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