Last night we had a FUN FAMILY night at the Smiths home. The Sehestedts came too. we had a FUN night playing games together. We played Scattagories and Taboo. And you cant beat going to the Smiths home and having homemade cranberry

I am so excited to let you all know that have finally gotten around to posting about our holiday home! This has been a true labor of love and has taken me hours and hours of editing and uploading to Bloggerfor those of you who use

Sweet Home Scenes . . . Since I haven't any new work to show, here are some little peeks into my home instead. These photos were all taken in the kitchen . . . . And here is something I learned at LOUISEINSENEGAL:

Whimsical Doll Art. Last year, I was fortunate to meet so many different people through my love of painting. One such person has the most beautiful marionette dolls I've ever seen, and on two occasions now she's asked me to paint small

We celebrated New Years Eve at the home of our good friends. Stephanie only lasted until 10:30ish and then fell asleep at her grandparents house. A few days later we went back to our friends' home for a delicious Finadene Chicken Dinner

Is number 2 a person or a doll? Just noticed today. My monitor at home is a little off from the LCD i'm on here at work. I will definitely go back and bump up the opacity on my original skin texture layer to bring back more pores.

Photo's of Some of Our Angels, Ornaments, Halloween and Christmas Dolls E-Patterns. If you'd like to make any of our handmade dolls please visit our Linda Walsh Originals E-Patterns website. Just click on the tab on the left hand side

Hand-made clothing and accessories for blythe dolls, photo features of dolls belonging to customers, links to favourite resources for blythes. Simple sewing tutorials for doll clothing.

I just happened to remember that my mother once sewed a little doll for her grandmother and took it to her while she was living in a nursing home. It looked nothing like a reborn; actually, it was a frizzly-haired sock doll,

permanent dark green, red or black marker for mouth; small oval goggle eyes; black felt for hat; curly doll hair; small piece of green chenille stem for nose; optional: Halloween confetti, including a pumpkin and a bat; tacky glue