My twist on this project was to use vintage fabrics from the 40s. All of the fabrics and the button are vintage, except for the yellow felt that I used for her hair.
You can see, I am sure the ink that is around her hairline (used the wrong disappearing ink marker, DRAT). But Mary Larkin, the sweet little girl I made it for doesn't seem to mind!
My own little girl, Ella, is turning two in a couple of weeks, and I am planning a lifesized Black Apple Doll for her, also out vintage materials.
What fun craft projects have you made from vintage materials?
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Hello Allison! This doll is precious!! Yes, I should make up a button tonight and I'll post it on my sidebar and atop the party so partiers can grab it! I'm so looking forward to seeing your creations there! Such a fun blog! :)
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How cute! :)
ReplyDeleteThe doll turned out adorable!! Can't wait to see the life sized version!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking @Creative Itch's "Sew Cute Tuesday"!
Oh I'd love to try making one of these gorgeous little dolls - you've done a great job - thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteCath @dunnntoperfection.blogspot.com
a-doll-able... seriously and no i did not see the marker!
ReplyDeleteHi Ladies! Thank you all for visiting! I will pop in to each of your blogs later today to see what you have been up to! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour doll is so cute! Thank you for sharing this at Tea Rose Home link party!
ReplyDeleteFUN! It's so pretty! So sweet and soft looking! Thanks for linking up to Topsy Turvy Tuesday's!
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