She was designed by Dr. Betty Cox and is made from her "Heritage Baby" pattern. Dawn Marie is 20 inches tall, and is made of cotton lycra fabric. Her hair is purchased afro-kinky synthetic hair stitched to her scalp. Her face is needle sculpted and painted with prisma color pencils. Her clothes are home made, and she wears purchased baby socks. She is also wearing tiny diamond stud earrings on her needle sculpted ears.

This is April Rose!! She is an original soft sculpted doll! April is dressed in a onsie and handmade hat and cocoon!!

April Rose has had a fun day finding Easter eggs! She had lots of fun with everyone helping her! I had fun making her! I had put her in the intermediate category! She looks a little like Lil in the Rugrats!
Not done on purpose!

Liberty's daddy is a soldier and she is dressed up to welcome him home on July 4th.

Liberty was made using Darlene Rausch's Bonnie pattern (SD&A Sept. 2009). Her skin is t-shirt knit. Her hair is a modified Halloween wig. Acrylic paint was used for eyes, lips & nails. Her dress is striped poly/cotton, a cotton bandana and eyelet lace. Her petticoat is two layers of dotted swiss. Red & white lace adorns her cotton undies. Shoes are red & tan velour, red shoelaces and white buttons. Her "sparkler" was purchased.

I chose the theme of the summer holidays (Ferragosto). It 's the first time Gelsomina sees the sea and her response is very natural, she is content and relaxed, she would catch the waves crawling towards them while the languid breath of the sea gently cradles her...

I used a very simple pattern drawn by me, a double layer of highly elastic synthetic knit (micro), the result was a shapeless ball and I had to model a lot with needle and thread. Gelsomina is anatomically correct, 33 cm = 13 inch., it contains metallic wire. It is covered by two handkerchiefs with crocheted border. I made the ring buoy from a rubber bag and I scribbled over with nail polish "Welcome to the Mediterraneo seaside ". Hand-dyed fabric. Wonderful-Kezi's face look tutorials."

Meet baby Emma. She is celebrating her first Easter!. She is approximately 2 and a half inches tall. She wears a blue dress and white shoes i made just for her, as well as her Easter egg (a real egg shell) outfit. The blue dress and shoes were inspired by a reborn baby I saw in a magazine. My husband gave me the idea of making a baby the would fit inside an egg and my youngest sister named her. I designed and made her myself.

Hello. My name is Catherine and I live in New Zealand. My mummy made me
from a 'Tiny tots' pattern and used ponte knit fabric.

My hair is made from wefted wigging and my face is painted. We couldn't think of a holiday outfit to make and wondered if a 'holy day' one would do.  The christening dress is antique and the cap is crocheted.

You can see me with my mother's version of Judi Ward's Molly Monkey.

This is Jenna all ready for Easter in her yellow dress with blue dots. She even has a pair of Mary Jane booties, She's made from Judi Wards 6-9 month baby pattern and her curly hair is styled from mohair type yarn in beige and light tan.

In Mexico, particularly, Day of the Dead is celebrated from October 31 through November 3, by prayers and celebrations to honor and remember relatives who have died. Skeleton costumes are among the most popular at family gatherings and public parties.

"Enrique" wears his skeleton costume with a fancy sombrero so he can join in the fun.

I used Martha Originals' "Preshus" pattern for Enrique. He is constructed with craft velour, reversed, and fake fur for his hair. His eyes are embroidered. I designed his outfit myself.

Alice is ready to celebrate Canada Day which is July 1, the date that the provinces of Canada became a country. She is very excited about the celebrations - the barbecues, the fireworks, and is begging to stay up late that evening. Alice was born in January after 3 months of labor.

She is Judi Ward's "Newborn Alice". My friends have been enjoying her antics, and one even brought her a newborn Pampers. She is very proud of her hair which was crocheted from fun fur yarn. When her face was painted on, I looked at her and wailed "she's got attitude". There comes a point when the doll takes over the creation. She has been fun to make and interesting to live with.

This is Little Abigail. Her body and clothes were hand stiched by me, Violet Reese using Kezi's Dear Ones pattern. Her hair is yarn and her face is painted. Her shoes are purchased. Little Abigail just woke up on Easter morning and found her easter basket full of goodies and her stuffed bunny. her bunny is purchased. They are attached to her hands using nylon thread. Abigail is made to look like a toddler of about 2 years old.

This was Darcy Ann's first Easter. Darcy seems a little anxious about all of this fuss and bother, but she's not crying.

'Darcy Ann' was constructed out of craft velour, reversed, using the "Preshus" doll pattern by Martha Originals. Her eyes are hand embroidered; her hair is fake fur, pieced to fit her head. She wears an outfit from Martha Pullen's "Precious Baby Daygowns." The gown, slip, and diaper cover are hand embroidered; all but the diaper cover are also finished with a Madeira hem. Her hat is my own design, using five different laces and ribbon flowers.

Darcy Ann holds her baby chick toy that also has on a fancy hat.

I used a pattern by Judi Ward "Price William".

I made her from "Candy Cane Annie" free pattern from Brenda Greenwalt of Lillie Mae's Craft. She's so tiny and so simple, only 10", I made her from muslin and painted with watercolour pencils. Hair are sintetics, and I made her dress from a vintage tissue.Shoes are painted and little flowers are made of felt.

The little Easter bunnies are my own design, made from vintage linen and painted with watercolour pencils also.
What else? Hope you like her as I do!!!

She's my baby Samantha, is very sweet and loving, is a cute baby who goes with you night and day. She have embroidered eyes, the doll and clothes are made with the pattern of Marilyn Jensen, her hair is done with fake fur fabric of long pile, her bunny is just an accessory. I really enjoyed doing this beautiful work!

Please say hello to Jacqueline and Randy. They are cousins who are the same age and inseparable. While awaiting the start of the 4th of July parade at the Jersey Shore, Randy fell asleep...as usual!

These dolls are made from the Kezi Oregon Rag Babies Bly and Colton pattern. However, I personalized the pattern by making defined fingers on each doll and giving them both belly buttons. They are made out of cotton. The clothing and shoes are designed and made by me. The hair is made out of yarn. I used the pattern transfer for the faces and colored them with colored pencil.

The Christmas Twins were out blessing the little children of the world, but they kept sneaking Santa's cookies... one here, and ... one there, and before you knew it one of them, "Holly" was so tired she fell asleep on the job!  "Little Mistletoe" worked a little harder and all the Children got their blessing. But Santa told the little angels, next year ask first and wait until after the children are blessed before you eat them, but Santa said it with love and kindness and a twinkle in his eye, "How could he be upset with "Two Little Angels?"

Hello, they are my babies Tomy and Leslie, are two beautiful brothers inseparable, playful and fun, are the darlings of her mom. They are made entirely with patterns Kezi's Dear Ones, both their body and clothes too. Their faces are painted by hand and the child's hair is made  of wool for weaving. His accomplishment was a big challenge for me, but also enjoyed makers!

Débora é muito alegre e simpática!Todos querem brincar com ela.

Criação da disigner Evelyn Amanda,minha neta de 15 anos. Projetada por esta fabricante de bonecas,misturando diferentes padrões,alguns de própria autoria.Tem 35 centimetros,em feltro recheada com plumante,cabelos de lã.Não articulada. O nariz é um fuxiquinho. Olhos colados. Maquiagem com sombra e blush. Detalhes são esculpidos com agulha.Podendo ser feita em diferentes tamanhos e tecidos. São de meu padrão original e confeccionados por mim:as sandalias,adereços e o vestido que tem fecho em velcro,facilitando a troca . Demais objetos ilustração.

English Traslation Below
Deborah is very cheerful and friendly! Everyone wants to play with her.

Creation of designer Evelyn Amanda, my granddaughter for 15 years old. Designed by the doll maker, mixing different patterns, some of their own authorship .Have 35 cm, made in felt, filled with plumante, hair in wool. Not articulated. The nose is a yo . Eyes glued. Makeup with eye shadow and blush. Details are sculpted with needle. May be made in different sizes and fabrics. They are my original pattern and made by me, the sandals, ornaments, and the dress that have velcro closure, facilitating the exchange. Other objects illustration.

Baby's first Easter
The original pattern was designed by Springtime patterns and the doll's name is Penny. I had a wonderful time making this doll. I have had the pattern for 14 years and this is the first doll I made from it.

Penelope is a Columbian-style baby, made from Shari Lutz's pattern, "Little Miss Columbia." Penelope wears her very best outfit, made of white batiste with elaborate lace insertions and trim. Her baby boots were copied from a photo of a pair of Victorian white baby shoes.

Bly and Colton are little cupids getting ready to make couples fall in love on Valentine's Day. So, will you get struck by cupid's arrow? These angelic babies are made from Kezi Matthew's pattern Oregon RagBabies. Both were made with woven cotton fabric. Their faces are done in colored pencils and Pigma Micron pens. Their hair is made from craft fur. All props and accessories were handmade by me. They are not dressed as cupids are usually nude but have sweet angel wings on their backs and are discreetly covered with tulle fabric.