In my last post, I shared some history of miniature mannequins in retail, and I shared photos of my mannequin project in various stages. Here are some pictures of the…
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I’m going to share a repair I did on a little bisque Nancy Ann Storybook Doll using Apoxie Sculpt. Nancy Ann Story Book Dolls are the first dolls I collected…
This is “Jubilee,” my Izannah Walker inspired doll. I modified a pattern created by Dixie Redmond and I used many tools and materials from Gail Wilson Designs. I highly recommend…
The beloved folk-art cloth dolls known generally as “Izannah Walker Dolls” were made in the mid-1800s in New England. Izannah Walker received a patent for her doll making process in…
In 1971 and 1972, I received Corinne dolls for Christmas. They were featured in the Sears Wishbook: “The 15″ Italian beauty with luxurious hair you can style almost any way…
Mad Wife In The Attic 