 Simple muslin "Laundry Woman" has individual fingers (before I learned about armature). My father carved the tiny clothespins from oak. Her face is hand-embroidered. Doll No. 11, 3/95 SOLD |
 I made many of these dolls (boys and girls) for craft shows. |
 This "Winter Warmth" doll was made from the pattern booklet Sweet Seasons - Book 2. Doll No. 89, 10/97 |
 This Christmas Angel has removable wings. Face is hand-embroidered. Doll No. 6, 10/94 SOLD
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 Scarecrows (original pattern). Dolls No. 39 & 40. SOLD |
 Claire is made of tea-dyed muslin, and her clothing and shoes are removable. Face is embroidered. Doll No. 5, 10/94 SOLD |
 Raggedy doll, holding basket of eggs. Doll No. 34. SOLD |
 Clarissa, another early doll, has a basic pancake style body, articulated fingers (with no armature), and removable clothing. Doll No. 3, 3/94 SOLD |
 Adapted from McCalls 7980. Doll No. 87 Donated to Lower Columbia Hospice, 1998 |
 From McCalls 8774. Doll No. 15. Donated to Lower Columbia Hospice, 1999. |
 Angel adapted from McCalls 8776. Doll No. 98, 12/97. SOLD |
 "Career Girl" with embroidered face. Doll No. 8. SOLD |
 Another original doll, embroidered face, removeable clothing and shoes. Doll No. 10 SOLD |
 Original doll, with embroidered face and removeable clothing. Doll No. 7, 10/94 SOLD |
