Baby Patty was created by the idea of my mom as a baby. I used several ideas and then created my own design. I appliqued her baby picture for her face. She is 5" tall, with painted on booties with red pompoms and a cloth diaper. She has my hair for her hair. She is wearing the same kind of dress as in Mom's picture, not sure of the color, but thought red and white were okay for her era. This baby will be passed down to my great granddaughter. This has been a fun baby challenge.

Precious Baby Anne is a 14" soft sculpture baby made from a pattern designed by Kezi Matthews.

Kezi Matthews was and still is my favourite doll designer. Her designs are pure magic. When I first saw Baby Anne's picture in an old "The cloth doll" magazine I immediately fell in love. She seemed so sweet and delicate- I knew I had to make her myself! It wasn't easy though- since The pattern was out of print. I waited several years until I was finally able to make her. After I bought the pattern, I discovered the fabric for her body isn't sold in my country. After trial and error I've made her out of cotton knit. The third picture shows Baby Anne with her older brother and sisters...

I love her so much, with her frills, laces and innocent look, almost as much as I love my own babies!

Dolls are hand-sculpted using Judi Ward's "Tiny Baby Doll Pattern". http://judisdolls.com/wendy/littlebaby.pdf
Their hair is from my son's angora goats...

La mia bambola si chiama Mia,il tessuto che ho
utilizzato è buck suede usato al rovescio,il volto è dipinto e per i vestiti ho
usato del pannolenci.

My doll is named Mia, the fabric is buck suede used in reverse, the face is painted and the clothes I used the pannolenci.

Elisheva is a 22" waldorf doll, designed and made by me. She is made out of 100% cotton tricot and stuffed firmly with wool roving, which gives her a nice smell and feel . She has two sets of clothing- a dress that I have sewn for her from my own pattern, with hand-knitted sweater and booties, and a store bought onesie.

I recently gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. When my three year old girl came to visit us in the hospital, I gave her Elisheva- a baby of her own, a gift from the new baby. Or, my daughter, loves her doll. She really wanted to help change and dress the baby, so instead, each time when I do so, she changes Elisheva right besides me. The fact that Elisheva and the baby are the same height- helps. Each morning she dresses Elisheva and gets her ready for the day, and each evening she puts on her pajamas and covers her with all of her play scarves...

Elisheva is a biblical name, in Hebrew. Or named her doll so after her favorite lullaby. Elisheva wears the sweater and booties I've knitted for Or during my first pregnancy, and my favorite onesie that got to small for baby.

The name of the doll is Joy from a pattern by Darlene Rausch in a 2010 Soft Dolls and Animals magazine.

Joy has curly black wool for her hair. Her eyelashes are stitched on with embroidery floss, She is dressed for her day out and waiting to go.

Danny is an all cotton 16 inch doll made from a Lucille Gruppa pattern found in Soft Dolls & Animals! : Jan. 2005. I changed the pattern for the dolls' bottom and ear but other than those the doll is made exactly from the pattern. The face is drawn with Micron pens. Danny's 100 percent cotton playsuit is from Simplicity Pattern 1952. The wig, white shirt and ball were purchased.

Danny will be one year old May 28, 2012, this year's Memorial Day so he is dressed in a red, white and blue playsuit. He's ready to watch the parade honoring the veterans but I think he will like the fire trucks best. His patriot suit will be perfect all summer long for July 4th and Memorial Day too. Danny loves it when his family gatherings so his cousins will roll the ball to him or push him in the swing.

Kara is 27 inches tall. She is made of light peach colored knit fabric, painted with acrylics and colored pencils. She is stuffed with polyester and jointed with teddy bear joints. She has a mohair doll wig. She also has wired fingers. Her head ,torso and legs were made using different pattern pieces of Judy Wards doll patterns. Kara's arms and ears are designed by me. She is wearing a homemade crochet owl hat with matching booties.

Meet Kara! She is designed to represent a baby at 9 months of age. She is so full of excitement as her mommy takes her for her professional pictures wearing her owl hat her grandmother crocheted for her. After her session is just about over, Kara climbs down the stairs, exploring what else she can get into.

I would like you to meet "Blue Belle." "Blue Belle" is a Blue Faerie baby. She has pointed ears, a one sided smile, and a mischievous twinkle in her eyes.

Blue Belle is an OOAK Art Doll. She measures 8" standing and 5 ½" sitting. Her body and costume are handmade from vintage material. All fabric was treated with Modge Podge for stability. Her pattern is very old and did not come with arms and legs. I designed these along with the costume. Her face was created with a combination of fabric paint, Prisma-color pencils, and Pearl paint. Her hair is frilly yarn. Her wings were made of "found" materials.

My name is Patrick and I am made out of velour with the shiny side out ( a big mistake). I am made from Judi Ward's "Prince William" pattern and I am wearing a hand-knitted cardigan and my first shoes. My hair is made of thick fur fabric.

Willis is 17 inches tall. He is made of dark brown colored knit fabric, painted with acrylics and colored pencils. He is stuffed with clean wool. He has a crochet mohair wig. He is completely designed by me. His head is made by the traditional Waldorf style of tying strings to form a baby head shape. He is wearing a homemade knit sweater, hat and booties. Willis is also wearing a real preemie size diaper.

Meet Willis! He is designed to represent a baby between 10-12 months of age. His favorite Sesame street character is COOKIE MONSTER. His mommy surprised him with some pretend Oreo cookies to play with. After a good hour of playtime, Willis starts rubbing his eyes and in goes the thumb! Have a great nap baby Willis.

My name is Cushla and I am wearing a smocked romper my Mummy made for me.I am made from Judi Ward's "Baby Bottoms" pattern. The material used for me is velour. My hair is a bit unruly – a problem for my mother. Perhaps it's because it is made of fur fabric.

The doll IS ''Birthday Wish'' a design by Kate Erbach. I changed some of the details.I used Kates Shoe pattern and added a Daisy to them. I painted her facial features and made her have open eyes.I also painted her toe and fingernails. I made my own clothing.I made her a sleeper ( with a snap open flap in the back) and her very own security blanket tags and all . The sock monkey hat and diaper cover I made after making some newborn ones. Last of all I made her a special Party dress complete with a signature daisy headband.She is also wearing a diaper and bloomers. Daisy is 10 1/2 inches tall and her arms move and her fingers have wire in them so she can grip her blanket at nap time. Daisy is tiny but she has a lot of details that I think any little girl would love to cuddle.  She has almost elf like exagerated features.

She is made from the Angie baby pattern by; Vickey Riley.

She is approximately 19 inches long. In her first picture she's shown in only her diaper and cute little head band. She has a cute little pacifier also. She has soft sculpted face ,hands elbows, belly button, knees and toes. I used a soft brown yarn for her eyelashes. She's a sweet little new born who loves her pacifier and little pink polka dot blanket which is store bought.

Carolyn is made from the pattern Elaine, designed by Darlene Rausch. She is about 21 inches tall. She is made of knit fabric and soft sculpted. Her hair is made from fake fur and sewn on. Her legs and arms are jointed. Carolyn's eyes and mouth are hand painted with acrylic paints. I have sewed her dress from peach-colored eyelet fabric. She can wear real baby clothes. Her toys, booties and panties are purchased.

I love making dolls using Darlene Rausch's patterns.

Hi made Amanda from Sharice pattern by Kezi, love her babies. I used cocoa deer suede, and I used watercolour pencils for facial features. I don't like to sew clothes so I used a little pink dress bought from Antina's and bought little baby sandals. She have a sintetic hair wig . She's olding her puppy, Fido, made from vintage fabric and felt from a Shawnette Dunlevy Howell of Imseeingraggedies pattern. Hope you like both as I do :-)

This is Little Danny, He is made from the little Beth dinky pattern by Vickey Riley.

He approximatley 19 inches long. In his first picture he's shown in only his diaper, he was hot. He has a soft sculpted face and body, and string and button jointed arms. I colored his cheeks and creases with blush. His hair is brown tibetian lamb. Next he is shown in his big boy overalls that were store bought. No shoes he just don't like wearing shoes. Last he was getting tired of having his picture taken so he's cuddling with his blanket and trying to take him a nap.

Baby Clarissa is Joy pattern by Darlene Rausch from Soft Dolls and Animals November 2010 magazine. She is about 17 inches tall. She is made of knit fabric and soft sculpted. Her hair is packed curly hair and sewn on. Her neck and arms are jointed. Clarissa's facial features are hand painted with acrylic paints. I sewed her mint green dress and booties from the eyelet fabric. She is holding a purchased teddy bear.

I so much enjoy making dolls by Darlene Rausch 's patterns.

Bob is wide awake and so excited waiting for Santa's overnight visit to leave his Christmas toys. Jack – is the quiet twin of the too. He is blissfully asleep and can wait until tomorrow to find out what his gifts are.

Bob and Jack from Judi Ward's Bare Baby Pattern.