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DOLL CLOTHING DESIGNS
  
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Above left: A pattern design for Barbie Bazaar
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Center: Riley's beach outfit from the Patterns for
Riley Booklet
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Right: I love creating vintage fashions. This style is
from about 1910.
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Above left: Two outfits from the 2003 Doll Diary
Picnic, Afternoon in Italy. Everyone attending got one of the outfits
plus a printed tote bag, a doll sized travel brochure, and some Euros.
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Above center: My workshop for the Modern Doll
Convention 2007. Each participant gets a completed top, skirt,
and straw bag. The kits include the wrap, necklace, bracelet, chain
belt, and shorts (not pictured).
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Top right: My seminar for the Modern Doll Convention
2007. Each participant will make a shopping bag, paper doll book, map,
plane tickets, box of tacos, purse, and more.
ORIGINAL DOLLS
  
- Above left: Violet, an original doll with a porcelain shoulder head,
arms and legs, and a cloth body with a wire armature. She stands 14"
high. Her dress is adapted from an illustration in the 1908 Sears
catalog. She won second place in her category at the UFDC National
Convention in 1991.
- Above center: Santa and Mrs. Santa are 11" high with porcelain
heads, arms and legs. They have wire articulated cloth bodies and are
limited editions. Eric is all-bisque and stands 7" tall. He is
telling Santa what he wants for Christmas.
- Above right: This doll house lady is less than 5½"
tall. She was another ribbon winner at the 1991 convention.
- Above left: I love witches so making this doll house witch was so
much fun. Her cat basket was made by Margie Ann Yokom.
- Center: Bisque toddler with glass eyes, porcelain head and hands,
and a cloth body with button joints. This doll is part of the JoAnne's
Pockets series. Each outfit was different and had a surprise in one of
the pockets.
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