Can you see how teeny-tiny these things are? Look at those Christmas cupcakes! And - look at those itty-bitty books! Hand made by Jennifer Osmond Hatt from Looking Glass Miniatures - I was floored! This group of ladies that meet twice a week online are incredibly gracious and giving - just like all my stitching friends.
I finished Belle - another of Dana Burton's dolls. Again, I learned a lot - first hairstyle with a braided bun - offset to the side of her head. Ruched ribbon - and I made cording from two strands of DMC floss for the cording along the top of her gown.
Belle - 5.75 inches tall
Meet Santa Claus. 18 ct canvas designed by Janet Zickler Casey. It was a correspondence course from The Shining Needle Society. I actually signed up for it a few years ago, but just finished the stitching. He won't be finished-finished in time to make it on the tree, but I thought he was cute.
If you have a minute, click on over and visit Super Mom - No Cape! and see what others have stitched up for this week's Vintage Embroidery Monday and Stitchery Link Party.
Kim, what a fun post! Those miniatures are fantastic. I had a dollhouse when I was younger that I cherished. Seeing your minis always makes me smile. Those books are incredible! Belle looks like she is all dressed up for Christmas. Beautiful work. And Santa is fantastic! I hope you have a very Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteAww so beautiful my dear...
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How sweet Kim , love lady Belle.
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Your doll is a beauty. And Santa a cutie. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...once again
ReplyDeleteMore teeny tiny things! Your doll looks beautiful. You are really learning a lot! And I love the Santa with the lights around his hat! Hope you have a very merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWonderful exchange. Belle is beautiful. Merry Christmas !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dolls and love the Santa design, unusual.
ReplyDeleteI can't get over how teeny tiny all those things are! Belle is beautiful, and your Santa is so cute. Great job, Kim!
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