I got the opportunity to paint a 2nd Phyn & Aero “Annora Monet.” This one belongs to my friend Marcia, who owns Facets Boutique (for all your fashion doll needs).…
Not that hedgehog… Think Gainsborough: If you’re a fan of period dramas, you’re familiar with the hairstyles called the “hedgehog” or the “coiffure à l’enfant.” The face is framed with…
Annora Monet is a 16″ ball jointed resin fashion doll. She is one of the premier offerings of Robert Tonner’s new enterprise where he collaborates with the most talented designers…
“Bellose” is a discontinued sculpt by the company, Doll In Mind (dimdoll.com). DIM is known for slightly quirky, lovely sculpts with great lips. Bellose has elf ears and little fangs. …
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…
I painted and dressed Souldoll Yewon for a charity auction last fall. She is an MSD (mini-super dolfie) sized girl from Souldoll’s “Soul Kid” line (about 45cm tall). She is…
Some of the handiest tools in my studio are cheap or easy to make. Here are a couple to help handle doll parts while you’re working on them. I made…
Spraying sealant can be fraught with peril! Here are some tools that can help you get a good result by helping you eliminate lint and get an even coating. Just before…
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…
