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Beginner... Wooden Version... |
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People's Choice
1st Place
Beginner - Wooden Version
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Doll by Phyllis Chism
from... MN, USA
Betty Jean
Betty Jean was named after my aunt and reminds me of the matriarch of the family, prudish but classy. I have added a touch of blue in her dress and embellishing for a little color. Betty Jean resides in my dining room.
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Intermediate... Wooden Version... |
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People's Choice
3rd Place
Intermediate - Wooden Version
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Doll by Brenda Nicholson
from... NY, USA
Estelle
Because of the stiff, wooden quality of this doll, I found it harder to “find” her personality, but she represents some random thoughts for me.
The large hands remind me of the hard work that generations before us went through, just to survive. I suppose that is irony, considering the original was a fashion model, intended for looking at and not even for play. To bad models don’t try to make their bums look big anymore!
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Doll Net
Most Creative Award!
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Doll by Debora K. Evans
from... Florida, USA
"TITANIA" Keeper of the Fairies
Titania rescues those mischievous little fairies that get themselves into situations way to unsafe for their well being. She scoops them up inside her fairy dust skirt and transports them to fairy safe havens.
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People's Choice
1st Place
Intermediate - Wooden Version
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Doll by Venus Thomas
from... NY, USA
ClaraBell
I named her ClaraBell. I'm not sure why I chose that name but it seems to suit her. What was great about making this doll is I had some wood grain fabric in my stash for a few years and couldn't figure out what I would do with it. When Judi introduced this pattern I immediately started looking for this fabric in my stash because it would be perfect. I hope she likes how it turned out. She was fun to make.
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People's Choice
2nd Place
Intermediate - Wooden Version
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Doll by Heide Boldt Diefenderfer
from... PA, USA
Doll wearing an antique pettycoat and top made from an antique hankie and old lace...& beaded necklace.
Doll is wearing a Cotton Skirt and Velvet Jacket and Hat, All designed and tailored by myself.
For the apron I used antique handmade lace.
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Advanced... Wooden Version... |
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People's Choice
3rd Place
Advanced - Wooden Version
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Doll by Jessica Kennady
from... Oregon , USA
SARAH ABIGAIL BIGGS
Sarah has strong character (wood), and is known for her flexibility and softness (cloth). Sarah makes award winning pies that she loves to enters into fairs and sells at Saturday market.
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People's Choice
2nd Place
Advanced - Wooden Version
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Doll by Judy Daigle
from... ME, USA
Isabella
Meet Isabella, a Reproduction in Cloth~Antique Carved Wooden Doll. She was made out of muslin fabric and put together using the pattern provided by Judi Ward for this challenge. Isabella measures 20 1/2 inches tall and was painted with several coats of paint then crackled and stained to give her an aged, wooden look. Her face was sculputed and painted with lots of detail and shading. For her braided hair style, I used paper clay and painted it with shades of brown. The cap is made of lace and coffee stained with an embellishment on the center back. Isabella also wears a vintage looking necklace and vintage buttons to hold her arms in place. She has individual fingers which allow her to pose nicely or simply have her arms hang to the side.
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People's Choice
1st Place
Advanced - Wooden Version
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Doll by
from... Wisconsin, USA
"Dans le Jardin"
I used a combination of painting techniques and decoupage to create the skirt of my doll. I also used a dry brush technique for her vest to give it a more leather look appearance. Her hair was created from cotton cording, curled, glued, gessoed and painted. I devised new joints for my doll using leather because I didn't want to stitch through the painting and make any holes in the fabric.
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Beginner... Cloth Version... |
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People's Choice
2nd Place
Beginner - Cloth Version
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Grand Prize Winner!
Based on Random Drawing |
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Doll by Jean Appleyard
from... UK
Holly
Hello My name is Holly, I am going to a party i am sooo excited, Mum has
made me this beautiful dress, I look so pretty, oh if only i could meet the
man of my dreams MMMMMmmmmmmmmm
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People's Choice
1st Place
Beginner - Cloth Version
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Doll by Phyllis Chism
from... MN, USA
Rosetta
Rosetta came to be, because of my love for roses. Her dress fabric is stretchy and shiny with roses made into the fabric. My goal for Rosetta was a simple but elegant rose. Rosetta resides in my bedroom.
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Intermediate... Cloth Version... |
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People's Choice
1st Place
Intermediate- Cloth Version
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Doll by Heide Boldt Diefenderfer
from... PA, USA
I reduced the pattern because I wanted her to be a girl child. She is dressed in a 16th Century costume I designed and tailored, She is holding a bead knitted small purse which i made.
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Advanced... Cloth Version... |
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People's Choice
1st Place
Advanced- Cloth Version
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Doll by
Rosetta
She is wearing a silk green with black dots blouse with long ruffle sleeves, and a black satin skirt with gold trim down the front. She just love roses especially this gold one that matches her golden hair. She is also wearing a emerald ring on her finger, and green and black earring and a green necklace.
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