My own Alice - with her second head and I am still not happy with it. We had a beheading last summer- grisly affair! |
LOVED making these little leather shoes for Danielle- |
Danielle, a pattern by Barbara Willis. Tres elegant , no? |
My wee elf man. He does get about when you turn your back! |
Love this little fellow. Painting the Roses Red- my own creation. |
And another of my own, a fairy inspired by The Stratford(ON) Festival production of Iolanthe which had the fairies dressed as tarty Victorian Dance Hall Girls! |
Still bootless Knave of Hearts. Guess who stole the tarts? |
The Tweedle Twins. Took me a couple of runs befor I made what I wanted but I got them in the end. |
Pretty gormless, eh! |
The White Rabbit in his fuzzy bunny slippers which have pink bunny toes on the soles. His ears are droopy now so I have to fix him up. |
The original Tweedles but I made them too small so I gave them fishing gear and a whole new can of worms! |
Allison Marano's pattern for Henley, the House Elf. I used Deer Suede fabric- nice when you want lots of deep creases. |
Allison's pattern but I added the divine bellybutton on Henley's tum! Some folks may with to avert their eyes! |
Here is the link for the needleandthreadnetwork.blogspot.ca
Enjoy!
Delightful! I've made one and enjoyed it and collected stuff for more. Perhaps I'll find a 'round tuit! lol
ReplyDeleteWhat fun. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteThese are just amazing!! Each one has such character.
ReplyDeletewhat amazing dolls - so much detail and personality! So nice to get to know you better - great feature on TN&TN
ReplyDeleteAll your dolls are wonderful but I absolutely love your take on the Mad Hatter! My kind of humour!
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