This is Emily Jane. She's from the Tiny Baby Love pattern by Judi Ward. She's a mere 9" tall and made from craft velour. She's fully sculpted with 10 fingers, 10 toes, belly button, and even a dimpled little tush. Here she is just enjoying a nice Spring day in just a loose little nappy. Enjoying the breeze in her hair.

Little bear is made from a Judy Ward pattern to look like a friend's little boy. He is made using velour and has jointed arms, legs, and neck. He has arms and hands so he can hold more poses and is hand painted and soft sculpted. He is wearing real baby clothes. Little Bear is 10 months old and very curious about the world around him. He is learning to try to climb up on anything around him and wants very much to be able to walk, run, and play with his siblings.

This little lady is Abigail. She is 10 1/2 months old and visiting her grandmother. Her Nana loves to garden and wanted pictures of Abby in her garden. She gave Abby a frog toy and told her to watch for real ones to come hopping by.

Abigail was made using Darlene Rausch's Bonnie pattern with a few modifications. She is wearing a onesie with ladybugs and red velvet bloomers, with yellow socks and white felt handmade shoes adorned with daisies.

"Snuggles" is a sweet 17" baby doll created from the pattern "Universal Toddler" by Gloria J. "Mimi" Winer. By changing the size of the head and the legs compared to the body, the pattern went beautifully from being a toddler to a baby. Mimi's instructions are wonderful, easy to follow and the results are very satisfying.

Look at Snuggles and you'll see she has a sculpted tummy and chest. Her back is sculpted in the same manner. The little upturned nose and pointed baby chin are pompoms tucked under the skin. Even the mouth has been sculpted into a shy little smile. The adorable little head is topped off with a doll wig.

Snuggles is wearing a pair of doll tights and frilly panties especially made for her.

"Lollipup", a ty Beanie Baby gets lots of cuddles.

Baby Green is a Judi Ward pattern BabyEasy.

Once I figured out the head it was easy.

I did not like the dress so I made a sun dress instead.

Baby Red is a mix pattern from Rebecca & Company,Sew me a Memory.

I changed the legs and arms because I felt they were small.

I made Gracie for a family member who's baby had to come early. I used Sandy Eding's Preemie Doll Pattern for a 32 week preemie. Her body is weighted 3lbs 12oz. and is 14 1/5 in. long. Her hands are wired so they can be posed. She has finger nails and toe nails. Her mouth is open and can take a pacifier or her own thumb. She also has a flashing heart. Completely hand sculpted from head to toes.

There is no need for Gracie to be clothed as she has spent a lot of time in the NICU. and in there clothing gets in the way. Gracie's story begins on December 19, 2014 when she had to be delivered early. She was not due until Feburary 12, 2015. Gracie was born 3lbs 12oz and 14 1/5 in long and with complete heart block. She was taken to the childrens hospital for long term care. She needed to grow and get stronger to receive a pacemaker. After many long and scarey days and nights Gracie is geting stronger and i am glad to report she is getting ready to go home any day now.

Little Addie is so happy to have her cuddly friends. She can't decide who she loves best. Why choose one when she can cuddle, squeeze, and love each and every one of her babies' best.

Adeline is a one of a kind wire armature doll. Designed entirely by self, Jennifer Pallanes, self-taught, and without a pattern. She is a wire armature doll using 17 gauge wire, wrapped entirely with cotton batting. Shaped, formed, and needle sculpted to desired size and shape. Cotton jersey is dyed and used for the skin. Adeline's face is hand sculpted and painted using colored pencils and acrylic paints. Her hair is Tibetan lamb's wool. Dress, matching shorts,cloth diaper and headband, are handmade. Adeline's little friends are all handmade with love.

Today is a great day for Lily, because she will be baptized, so she is dressed in a cute dress christening, as best could buy their parents, who are a family of low resources, but make efforts to raise their daughter with the best values, so today they stand before God.

She is having her body made of fabric and cthe face is cloth over clay, the pattern is my creation on a technique of Victoria DiPietro, she is 12 "tall (sitting).

Hi, I'm Alexis Jane, I'm about 1 years old and about 14" tall. I was made from a Kewpie doll pattern by McCalls. I'm wearing my new rodeo dress with the necklace made by my Uncle Ace and my Mary Jane shoes.

So ready to go to the rodeo and fair and have cotton candy and watch the sheep rodeo with the little kids. I have a heart that makes me love my soon to be best friend baby Addison. I have wings to bring great joy to all.

Anderson is made from medium weight unbleached calico. He is 23" in height. He is a pattern created totally from my minds eye. He is weighted with glass beads in his seat, hands and feet. He has a flat oil painted face, ears and hair. Anderson is stuffed with polyfil and looks just like my nephew when he was a baby. His clothes are shop bought and in keeping with his old world look.

Original doll, pattern created by me and sewn, assembled and painted by me. Accessories are purchased.

Julia is created from medium weight unbleached calico. Julia is 21" in height. She was created from scratch entirely by me. Julia is weighted with glass beads in her seat, hands and feet. Her clothes are shop sourced and as her body is small and her head big her clothes are much smaller then usual and more difficult to find. Julia looks like my neice with the same name.

Original doll, pattern created by me and sewn, assembled and painted by me. Accessories are purchased.

He is about 20cm tall . All natural materials. Soft cotton interlock body, pure wool stuffing, Mohair hair. Cotton embroidered face. Knitting Cotton clothing. These are my own patterns for both baby doll and clothing.

Nicholas is 1years old boy. His best friend Nille. Nille is panda who is lovely and friendly. Today, they deceide to the mountain to play adventure games. Nicholas is very happy and sitting on the back of NIlle....and then......

This is my baby doll Melinda. I made her by Darlene Rausch's excellent Bonnie doll pattern. The pattern was in Soft Dolls and Animals September 2009 issue. Melinda is about 18 inches tall. She can sit by herself, because she has plastic joints in her legs and also in her arms. She is made from polyester knit fabric and she has a lot of sculpted details. Her eyes and lips are painted with acrylic paints. Her eyelashes and eyebrows are embroidered. She has a purchased wig, which is sewn on her head by hand.

I like also crocheting that's why I crocheted a white jacket and matching booties for my baby doll. Melinda is also wearing a pink dress and matching bonnet and panties from the eyelet batiste fabric. They ere all sewn by me. Melinda loves to play with her little dog and teddy bear. The toys are purchased.

I have named my baby doll Elisa. I created her by Darlene Rausch's wonderful Emily pattern. She is approximately 15 inches tall. She can sit alone, because her legs are jointed and also her arms jointed with plastic joints. She is made from polyester knit fabric. She has soft sculpted facial features and also her hands, elbows, knees and toes are soft sculpted. She has embroidered eyelashes and eyebrows. Her eyes and lips are painted with acrylic paints. Her wig is made from wefts and sewn on her head.

Because I like crocheting, I crocheted for my baby doll white jacket and matching booties. Elisa is also wearing a dress made from floral print cotton fabric an matching panties. Her clothes are all sewn by me.

Elisa like to drink milk from her baby bottle. She loves to play with her teddy bears and with her little lamb.

The toys are all store bought.

The pattern of this doll is mine. My pattern is based on newborn Alice pattern by Judi Ward and the preemie pattern by Sandy Eding.

This doll is a newborn and is made with velour and has a fleece 'under-skin', so the doll is softer and strong. She has plastic joints at arms and hips. The face which is embroidered, the toes, the nipples and belly-button are needlesculpted. The fingers are articulated with chenille stems and she has an opposable thumb. She has a wobbly head. She wears real baby cloth.

This babydoll is a demonstration doll and is weighted with sand and steel microbeads. The weight is carefully distributed. The rest of the doll is stuffed with kapok and polyester fiberfill. This doll can take real baby positions and feels like a real one ! I made several of them and each time, I try to improve it.

The pattern of this doll is from Darlene Rausch's Joy pattern.This little summer baby girl is 10 months old. She's in knit fabric and has 5 plastic joints. She's needdlesculpted and her fingers are wired. Her beautiful black hair is tibetan lambskin. The face is painted with acrylic paint and her eyebrows are embroidered. Her clothes have been made for her from a Nada ge Saladini's pattern.

I made this doll with my daughter. She helped me for everything and now, she has it ans she is very happy.

Baby Paige is 9 months old.

She loves anything related to bunnies and is happiest the most when wearing her white sleeper. Her mommy, then, puts her bunny ears on. Paige loves to resemble her toy bunny, Sunny.

Her hair is growing in nicely. As you can see, she is a very happy baby and she has become most cooperative at changing time.

I made this doll from the pattern- Penny- designed by Marilyn Jensen(Springtime Designs). The doll is 4-way jointed and measures aprox. 16". I used velour fabric for the doll. I created my own fur wig to give the doll more hair, and made the sleeper from the pattern, using a recycled receiving blanket. The bunny ears/headband, I designed to match the sleeper. The diaper I made from a piece of flannel cut into a diaper shape with a serged zigzag stitch all around the edges. Velcro was added to keep it securely on the doll. Acrylic paints and fabric markers were used for the eyes. Blush was added to appropriate spots on the doll.

Ode to the baby doll-

Pattern
parts scattered-
not together as one,

Her creator now wonders-
Where is the fun?

Dolly's dreams shattered -
-While in pieces she stays.

Her creator retorts -
"Maybe one of these days."

The doll looks sad, but her creator is aware-

And starts ......
-putting her together
What an urgent affair!

As pieces get joined and the doll becomes one,
She is the cutest 'real doll'
The creator has done.
- poem by Me (Baby Annie Dollmaker)

This 9 month old baby doll is created from the pattern- Annie- designed by Rainie Crawford in 1977. She measures approx. 10". I used stretchy doll fabric for the sewn doll pieces, and I painted the face with acrylic paints. I used fake fur fabric and the designer's pattern for her wig. I used a little blush just for her cheeks. The clothes and shoes were made also by me, from Rainie's pattern. The little, 1 3/4", crocheted bear prop, I made from my own pattern. Only the doll socks were purchased.

This is my baby doll Jenny. She is six months old. She loves to be hugged and cuddled and played with all day long.

Jenny is 14" long. She is made from a stretch knit fabric and stuffed with premium polyester fiberfill. Her face is painted with non-toxic acrylic paints. She is hand sculpted and very soft. Jenny has no hair, but has a cute little bonnet made by me, and a fleece triangle diaper.

Jenny's head is made from a very old pattern that I have altered. I could not find a designer name on this pattern. Her body is made from a Miss Martha's Originals pattern that I have also altered a little. She is just right for little ones to hold.