Reborn Doll Blog

If you are interested in learning more about making Reborn dolls, be sure to follow my blog at:  http://www.specialdeliverynursery.blogspot.com/  I will be documenting the process of making a reborn doll from beginning to end.  I think you will find this interesting.  See you there!

Primitive Witch Ornies



These are little Primitive Witch Ornies that I just finished.   I made them from a free pattern from Kentucky Primitive (Copyright 2004 Victoria Lynn).  They can be hung as decoration or just used as bowl fillers.

New Bag Dolls

These are two bag dolls that I just completed.  One was a special order so I just made two of them.  I used homespun yarn on these which gave them a wavy look to their hair.

Mammy Sirenia

I just made these two girls - Mammy Sirenia - from a pattern by Mamaw's Creations.  I took  them to the shop in Hillsboro right after I finished them.  This pattern sure was an easy one.  My dolls have been going great.  The shop sold two last week and while I was  there, a gentleman ordered one of my bag dolls for next week's delivery.

Special Delivery Nursery

Can you believe this is a doll????

Andrea looks like a real baby!

Check out my new blog at http://www.specialdeliverynursery.blogspot.com/
I am getting ready to learn to "reborn" dolls. I am really fascinated with this new art form. I will be working on reborning dolls. I know this will take some time to perfect skills in this area, but I am so excited to learn. I have already purchased four dolls that have been reborn and I will be selling them through the blog. In the meantime, I will be working on reborning some of my own dolls. Take a look. I am so impressed with these dolls. They look like real babies! They feel just like a real little baby in your arms. Ladies, I am hooked! Let me know what you think. I will be creating a page on Facebook as well.

Fall Issues of Magazines are Here!

The Fall issues of A Simple Life and A Primitive Place magazines are here! They have some great articles in them. Order your copy today!

Amelia Witch & Pumpkin Head

I have started sewing for Fall. I am in the mood for a change of season! Both patterns are by Mandy of Bittersweet Folk Art. I just love her patterns! The Pumpkin Head Make Do pattern is in the fall issue of Mercantile Gatherings. When I received my magazine, I could hardly wait to make this!