It has been longer than I care to admit. Shameful, I know. I had all these wonderful ideas for blog posts, and they all dwindled away when facing the harsh reality: I don't have enough time to write.
So, instead of going through the motions just for the sake of blogging and easing my conscience, I will do the honorable thing.
No, not that honorable thing. The other honorable thing: A picture post.
Ready?
This is a little display of the chaos in the studio right now.
I really love this doll. She's ready for the Upload.
Almost done...
I planned a RTG doll Upload for this weekend, but I doubt that I'll be able to make it. It has been rough here this past week.
The dolls are nearly ready, but their clothes aren't, so I will have to postpone the Upload for next week.
Sorry!
Anne's doll
It has been a while since I took the time to post here.
The last few months have been unbelievably busy and productive. I found an assistant, lost an assistant (to a long trip to Australia!) and now I'm searching again.
Having an assistant was wonderful and now I really dread the thought of having to do everything myself again.
The studio is a jolly mess again. Undressed dolls stare at me in dismay; Piles of fabric to fold, ribbons to roll back and tuck away, patterns lurking in the shadows of the heaps of 'stuff' on my cutting table.
Meanwhile, the weather has changed and harsh, cold winds are blowing. I sit here, wrapped in an old cashmere shawl, stitching dolls, knitting wigs, embroidering shoes, doll faces, embelishments, while the radio plays softly and my dog lightly snores.
Bliss.
Hanna is one of the new dolls. She is so delicate. I absolutely love her. She has soft brown hair: lovely big curls and there is something so pleasant about her complexion.
She is named after two of my beautiful aunts. Hanna is wearing a lovely dress made of Imported Japanese cotton in a dreamy floral design. It is off-white, cream, and the flowers are pale pink with a hint of moss green leaves.
Woman, 43, Designer, Doll maker, Married +2






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