This is Efraimsdotter, she's a waldorf inspired doll and measures about 15 inches. Her body and arms are made from soft cotton velour, the legs and head from Swiss Cotton Jersey.
Her hair is meant to by styled in braids. It consists of different wool and cotton yarn attached to a mohair crochet cap.
Like all my dolls she's stuffed with clean carded wool, the eyes and mouth are embroidered with cotton thread, the cheeks blushed with wax crayon. She has freckles
painted on with a Kajal pencil. They and the cheeks can be refreshed when they become paler.
She wears stockings attached to her body with bottoms and handknit boots.
These dolls are collectables and not intended for small children or rough play due to long fibres and small parts.
If you would like to purchase Efraimsdotter please leave a comment with your name and e-mail address. I will choose a name next week.
She will be 180$ plus 20$ international shipping from Switzerland.
This is Rullgardina, she's a waldorf inspired doll and measures about 15 inches. Her body and arms are made from soft cotton velour, the legs and head from Swiss Cotton Jersey.
Her hair is meant to by styled in braids. It consists of different wool and cotton yarn attached to a mohair crochet cap.
Like all my dolls she's stuffed with clean carded wool, the eyes and mouth are embroidered with cotton thread, the cheeks blushed with wax crayon. She has freckles
painted on with a Kajal pencil. They and the cheeks can be refreshed when they become paler.
She wears stockings attached to her body with bottoms and handknit boots.
These dolls are collectables and not intended for small children or rough play due to long fibres and small parts.
If you would like to purchase Efraimsdotter please leave a comment with your name and e-mail address. I will choose a name next week.
She will be 180$ plus 20$ international shipping from Switzerland.
This is Viktualia, she's a waldorf inspired doll and measures about 15 inches. Her body and arms are made from soft cotton velour, the legs and head from Swiss Cotton Jersey.
Her hair is meant to by styled in braids. It consists of different wool and cotton yarn attached to a mohair crochet cap.
Like all my dolls she's stuffed with clean carded wool, the eyes and mouth are embroidered with cotton thread, the cheeks blushed with wax crayon. She has freckles
painted on with a Kajal pencil. They and the cheeks can be refreshed when they become paler.
She wears stockings attached to her body with bottoms and handknit boots.
These dolls are collectables and not intended for small children or rough play due to long fibres and small parts.
If you would like to purchase Efraimsdotter please leave a comment with your name and e-mail address. I will choose a name next week.
She will be 180$ plus 20$ international shipping from Switzerland.
So here they are... as many as there are names ;)
I am working on their colourful shoes this week. I hope they make you smile like they make me!
Some people might wonder what I've been working on lately... The answer is 5 fun, adventurous girls... one of them refused the longer hair and braids and decided to stay here to fill the space left when swap doll Pippilotta left.
She brings a smile to my face whenever I see her.
The other four are up to lots of mischief while waiting for some accessories that I hope to finish by next week. They are a fun crowd but 5 of them are definitely more than one household can handle ;) And they long for a home where they can explore and find new friends to see the world with... For the photoshoot there were 3 "available". They insisted the 4th would come anytime now... no idea what she was up to!
I was surprised that Céline is "ahead" of her sister. But then she does have more of a "bigger sister" in her than her sibling. The pictures were taken on an overcast evening (just a few moments ago) so they might not be the best, but I know some people are waiting to see more of those sisters ;o)
Here she is relaxing after all this needle poking. No, Céline is not a big fan of acupuncture ;o)
By the way: I have decided to let the people who bought a custom spot with me have first dibs on those two girls. If they're not interested they will be put in my shop.
I am hoping to work on Céline's little sister tomorrow and am hoping to produce some pieces of clothing over the week end (but as always: no promises)
I'm currently working on two sisters. They look very alike at first glance - like so many sisters. But when you look more closely you will find they have at least as many differences as they have things in common.
Their hair is gorgeous, softer than soft but it can unravel so I do not recommend those two for small children...
