I love dressmaking in miniature. But I have a confession to make. Forgive me sewing goddess, but alas, I can’t make clothes for people. Dolls and bears yes, but clothes for real people, no. I have tried, but the garments … Continue reading
I love dressmaking in miniature. But I have a confession to make. Forgive me sewing goddess, but alas, I can’t make clothes for people. Dolls and bears yes, but clothes for real people, no. I have tried, but the garments … Continue reading
Its been a while so I thought it was about time I did another post to share my latest creations – bulb boys and black cats. This probably goes to show, in case you need any convincing, how my work … Continue reading
Well, my Christmas shop update has happened! As I write this there are just two items (one of which is Agatha the Chicken Lady, pictured below) remaining in my shop. HUGE and heartfelt thanks to everyone who has looked and … Continue reading
A few months ago, I gave a discarded prototype doll (that had languished unfinished for several years) to the little girl who lives next door. My six-year-old neighbour and I have had quite a few chats over the garden wall during the … Continue reading
As long-term followers of this blog will know, I have for some years had an ongoing artist collaboration with superstar designer Sarah Campbell. Above and below you can see some of the most recent dolls resulting from this creative artist … Continue reading
I’ve been busy for the past few weeks working on more dolls in hand painted fabrics by Sarah Campbell, with whom I collaborated on last summer’s Painted Treasures dolls which were exhibited and sold at Anthropologie in London’s Kings Road. … Continue reading