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Another day, another doll. She's showing her lace underwear, wouldn't you know. Think maybe she's going to be a pickle. She hid the light pink hair, OK, so maybe the dark is better. Then she hid the bright pink lace for her underwear, OK, so maybe the light pink is better. Feisty, isn't she!! With those shoes, she's thinking ballet. . . music please!!!!
I've been working for two days on a new doll. My first Prim Doll. Sherrie has been my inspiration. Sherrie also heads up the Prim department at Cloth Doll Artistry (found on my page at the top). Without her tips and tricks, I would not have completed such a beautiful baby. I did use Patti Culea's pattern for the blouse and jumper. Thank you Sherrie.
Thanksgiving has always been a time for family gatherings. There are many memories in my head from past Thanksgivings. . . but not as many people around the table as years gone by. It was a wonderful and Blessed day. Beginning of the line - um, see pups patiently waiting? Mom (daughter) and dad are serving. This isn't quite the end of the line, don't forget the picture taker.
Thanksgiving is coming up too quickly. Aprons aren't started - been cleaning and rearranging. It's a tiresome chore so when I am tired of it, I have to go to the sewing room and I have come up with a new Angel. I want to take something to my daughters tree Thursday. Not sure what it will be.
This was the most extraordinary quilt show I've ever seen. The different countries used different fabrics we can no longer purchase here. Remember Sateen? A couple of Germany quilts used mostly sateen. Very interesting. Here are a few of the art quilts. . .The Hoffman Challenge dolls are gorgeous. The Hoffman Challenge clothing is beautiful. And the art quilts amazing, see how she is stepping on the scale and the weigher has no idea? Blessings, Janet
A day to honor those who have served our country and make us safe. Remember our troops daily in your prayers. 
Trying to play catch up after the enormous Halloween fun. The cats are talking to me, as you can see. Turn my back and they start dating. . . I have to finish my doll. She's almost done. I crocheted a hat for her but now I have to make the coat/dress. She does have a shiny dress, but she needs to tone it down some. She's a cute gal.
New material, no peace. They all want to come out and play. I finally finished 2 Prim cats. Now I am busy crocheting, usually what I do at Bee on Tuesday nights. 
I just finished another cat ornie. My daughter and I loaded up on material and we are ready to work, work, work. Of course this is not work, it brings new dolls to life. YAY! I have something else I'm planning, but wanted to get these cuties done first.
There was a Great witch that found a Flamingo. AH, she will paint the Flamingo green, as green as her, and ride him on Halloween night. Flamingos are great flyers. . . so she painted him green and put lights around his neck and on his hind feet (in case there was no full moon, she could see her way). The felt Flamingo is standing in sand and ready to go. She is sculpted cloth with a crochet hat and saddle. Her shapely legs have net stockings with a seam up the back. She has suede boots and jumper. She also has a tatoo and her nails are painted. Her little niece, WannaBee witch hasn't turned all green yet. She still has some of her curls and she has a tiny hat atop her head. She is cloth sculpted with a blouse and jumper and boots. Her cape is much smaller. She is so anxious to be out and about with her Auntie.
