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More sew lovely paper dolls
I don't know what to call these ... they aren't really dolls but they aren't really paper dolls either. What they are is pretty! Tell me what you think these should be called ...
The gold one is going to be donated to the Elks Lodge for their charity auction. The red one is for my daughter's birthday present. Barbara Willis pattern.
Oooooooh! I want a REAL dress like that top one! So THAT'S what the paper top/fabric skirt reference was! GORGEOUS! I have no idea what to CALL these ... except beautiful! Jeanna will love the one you made for her!
Posted by: kai at June 8, 2006 12:02 AMThey are beautiful whatever they are called.
Gorgeous costumes! Love the colors, etc.
WOW!
Now stop this, Judi! You're giving me inferiority issues. Seriously, they're gorgeous and look like loads of fun to make, and a lovely gift to give!
Posted by: maryo at June 8, 2006 5:59 AMHow Beautiful! I always enjoy visiting your place! So inspireing. I have yet to touch a sewing machine or needle and thread, but after monthsof visiting, you now have me looking at them....:)
michelle
How big are these, Judi? They look like gorgeous doll gowns. Could they be put on a doll?
Linda F from FL
Oh what a coincidence! I'm in the middle of making some dresses too, mostly from felt and beads but I'm adding other fabrics, as well. I'm the creator of Doll4art, and I just got your request for membership. I'll take care of that next. :)
Nice meeting you! There dresses are lovely!
Wow I love these!
Colors fabrics everything!
Do you sleep????
Hugs,
Linda Kay
I thnk you should label these beauties
"My Dolls Haute Couture" They are gorgeous.
Velia
Posted by: velia at July 11, 2006 8:12 PMwow omg that is so cool
Posted by: at May 19, 2007 2:14 PMBeautiful....."memories & dreams"
Posted by: Harriet at April 2, 2008 1:28 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
