I am now thoroughly devoted to my dolls looking old. I have aged many of my reproduction girls, and am engaging once again in the joy of creating cloth dolls that might have actually been made long, long ago. I used to crackle and antique my reproduction dolls, and somewhere along the line I was influenced to leaving that step out. I look at the doll who looks brand new and feel as though something is missing. For me, it has to be aged, and so, to you, my favorite world, that being the primitive one, I am home again.
Hi Christine,
ReplyDeleteYour new doll Polly is really wonderful!!! I love her dress fabric....simply perfect!!!
I wish you a most Happy New Year, filled with much joy in doing what you love.....creating!!
Warm Blessings~~
Julie
Hello, Christine, how have you been? I think Polly is beautiful, and I like the new approach to dollmaking
ReplyDeletethat you have embraced. I can't wait to see what else you come up with.
Have a Blessed Day,
Susan
Happy New Year, Christine! I love Polly and can't wait to see what other wonderful dolls you create. My Sweet Annie just told me she might need a sister...!!!
ReplyDeleteSandy
She's got such personality! Great doll making!
ReplyDeletePolly looks perfect. I have to agree with you about aging them. It gives them that added personality and a sense of knowing. See you soon ~
ReplyDeletePolly looks fabulous! I'm looking forward to seeing the others tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your new dolls, Christine. Any which way you make them they will be lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! :)