Ok, so I know this obsession with dolls might be getting a bit boring, blogging-wise. That’s the trouble when you make lots of similar things in succession. It’s not boring for me, but then I am a bit obsessed. I … Continue reading
Category Archives: craftyness
tiny worlds
I can’t remember how I first stumbled across this picture. It was probably on Pinterest, where I am spending a fair bit of time again, now that I have worked out how not to have to look at a load … Continue reading
tattooed lady
I like learning new things. Recently I spotted a doll-making course running locally, but at £177, I decided I couldn’t afford it. But having learned the basics of doll-assembly at my Hope and Elvis course with Jess Quinn, I didn’t really need … Continue reading
crewel world
What is it about vintage embroideries that make them so appealing? Is it the bright colours, the exuberant, usually floral, designs? Well, yes. It is. They just make my heart sing. I know the amount of work involved in them. I’ve … Continue reading
beauty school dropout
A couple of weeks ago, over on Facebook, I lamented missing out on a lovely miniature chair (the very one pictured below) from online vintage emporium Winter’s Moon. I thought it would make the perfect doll’s seat. But someone snapped it up whilst … Continue reading
julie
At the risk of becoming a bore, I can’t seem to stop making dolls. But there are just so many things to like about it! In particular, the way that each one’s personality and “look” seems to develop gradually as I go along, … Continue reading