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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Merry Christmas to Me!
I just bought this doll for myself for Christmas. She's a Robert Raikes miniature African American Hitty doll, 3.5" tall, a "factory sample," which is a completed doll sent to the Raikes company for approval before they produce a lot. Unfortunately, the Robert Raikes Co. isn't operating right now. Hopefully, when times improve, they will open again, as I love his dolls. I have a full-size Hitty (6.25" tall) and another of his wooden dolls that is about 12" tall. His company made really nice wooden dolls.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Audrey's felted T Bear
I made this bear a few years ago. When I find the book, I'll give you the title. It might have been Felt It but I'm not sure.
So cute Mary Jane Shoes for Baby or Big Doll
http://shwinandshwin.blogspot.com/2010/11/pleated-mary-jane.html
These are so cute! Take a look at the tutorial!
These are so cute! Take a look at the tutorial!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Hitty Pinafore for Ronald McD House
The Hitty Girls, a yahoo group, is donating a doll house, Hitty dolls, and doll clothes to a new Ronald McDonald House being built near where one of the members lives. This is my contribution: a crocheted pinafore.
Another Hitty done, this one is small
She's a Bitty--just four and a half inches tall or so. She wants clothes!! And I need to refinish her shoulder; I had to shave a little off to make it look better. I call her my sampler doll, as her body is pine, her arms are basswood, and her legs are butternut. I need to remember to drill the leg and armholes BEFORE I carve. Her body is a little skewed. But I love her anyway!
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