Last Sunday, I did a post on the crinolines that were under my Civil War dresses. (HERE) They are one of those “hidden” treasures that don’t get seen very often but are a necessity for holding out those full skirts of the 1800’s. I received several comments and emails about this pretty aqua dress on […]
Addy’s Aqua Dress and Gaiters up close… Read More »
About a month ago I showed you some of my earlier work for Barbie… (here) that I did when I was about 9 or 10 years old. I couldn’t find any pictures of my dolls modeling them when I did that post, but was certain I had taken some before I sold my dolls last
Barbie/Midge clothes pictures and sewing attachments… Read More »
I’ve had my Patsy Tonner doll for a couple of years now and enjoy it when her turn comes up to model something for me. Not being one of the teeny tiny dolls, she’s a fairly easy doll to sew for. She is a little cutie designed by Robert Tonner and stands 10″ tall, with
My Top Ten dresses for Patsy Tonner… Read More »
As I was looking through some pictures today, I noticed a fair amount of them were featuring dresses made from brown prints. Brown paired with red or pink as part of the print design is one of my very favorites. I think you’ll be able to tell that when you see the pictures of the
How about a few brown print dresses? Read More »