Phyllis,

Glad Rags

Mae,

Glad Rags

Karen,

Glad Rags

Joanne,

Glad Rags

Jeanette,

Glad Rags

Jane,

Glad Rags

Connie,

Glad Rags

Bev,

Glad Rags

Barb,

Glad Rags

Sandy Rogers,

Sisters of the Cloth

I used a decorative tissue and a gel medium to cover her body. I also used the tissue to make the hat.   Her face is painted.  

Elizabeth Gaydowski,

Sisters of the Cloth

Dena Hornberger,

Sisters of the Cloth

"Gustav Klimt Angel" I drew the face on with oil pencils and created the wings and halo by collaging fabric and hand beading it.

Shirley Ritter,

Sisters of the Cloth

Diana Baumbauer,

Sisters of the cloth

Noel Wolfman,

Sisters of the cloth

My doll is made of clear vinyl stuffed with pompoms.  The body is wired so it can pose. It’s not easy stuffing with pompoms in vinyl!

Gloria Bradford,

Imitation of Life Construction Company

“Garden Fairy” is made from Dyed Paper, Embroidered leaves and rosebuds, with pink bead accents.  Her hair is crystal beads with green, blue and clear.  It’s moulting season, so her wings have yet to grow back, along with her face.  

Barbara “Babs” Behling,

Imitation of Life Construction Company

“Mermaid”

Lois Boncer,

Imitation of Life Construction Company

Margaret Fretz,

Garden State Doll Artisan Club