Paul said, she looks like a Daisy.......so that's her name. We rarely name our dolls so she is obviously one of my all time favourites. I made her dress from a very rare piece of 18th century painted cotton. She photographs so well I could not decide which photos to publish so I published them all!
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David
Daisy is divine!!!! You sublime creations send shivers down my spine - so sublime!!!!!!! During the restoration of our home we have found many little white clay smoking pipes that apparently women used to smoke, I can't help but think one of your gorgeous dolls would look so fine smoking a little white clay pipe! Warmest wishes from a 500 year old farmhouse in England - Glenda xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you Glenda...How wonderful to find the little clay pipes and even more wonderful living in a 500 year old farm house!
ReplyDeleteI love England and the time I have spent there. I feel so at home there surrounded by all the history, the castle ruins, ancient stone and flint walls, and nothing would be more amazing to me than to explore a 16th, 17th or 18th century house or building or farm house. I always wished I could do just that and discover a hidden away English wooden.
Best Wishes: David