Christianity Oasis Forum

[kimberly]

These are a few of the primitive dolls I've made. I do it mainly for pastime, but i do sell a few at a local shop. I like to tea and coffee dye the materials, and I make a lot of the little accessories. I use sticks, clay, twine, and all manner of funny stuff for hair, but i don't put faces on them.

This is Nutmeg, a gingerbread doll. She has a gingerbread man in her arms, and dough for hair.









This is Esther. She has a wool rabbit. Her hair is made of sisal twine, and her apron is an old cloth napkin.






This is Beatrice. She has a beehive in her hand, bee-printed apron, and a few bees in her stick hair.






This was a little baking doll i made for a church bazaar. I didn't name her. I made all her little breads and things out of that bake-able clay.

[RockofAges]

OH WWPW I MEAN WOW, sorry excited I forgot how to type.... That is totally over the top refreshing and new original unique and I WANT ONE!!!!

Oh and anyone out there with a pretty pattern for knitting blankets and pillows, I have done many but now cant find a suitable pattern pleasing to my eyes yet...... I need to keep my hands busy before I get in the flesh and use a long line of yarn stranggling false profets hurting Jesus's flock!!!

Thanks!

[rosesred]

i used to collect dolls...at the moment they are in boxes in the attic....what a wonderful talent you have
may your bissness prosper and grow

Rose