
This is a doll I made for the primative Americana challenge On Cloth Doll Artistry. I used new fabric but vintage lace pieces. We all used the same pattern made by Sherrie Nordgren. I had fun making her. She didn't win but I was happy with her.

This is a doll I made for the School Doll Challenge at CDA. The pattern is by Lizzie Dodd. She is 7 inches high and dressed in Vintage laces and cloth pieces. She is a Victorian schoolgirl from 1900's. I named her Diane after my mom who had lovely long brown hair.

These are some placemats I made for Christmas for our TV dinner wooden trays. We alway eat in front of the TV my hubby and me! I experimented with the quilting on these.
4 comments:
Your primitive doll is beautiful and the little one is adorable too. I wish I could place mats like those they are gorgeous.
Excellent work as usual Karen. You the bomb! I love practicing new quilting on small projects.
Very beautiful!!! love your dolls! So, so cute!
big hugz
Pam
I love your dolls Karen! Your place mats are great too. Regards, Nessie
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