Apr 19, 2016

It's been HOW long???

I have neglected the blog.  I would apologize, but that would solve nothing.  So without further adieu, some photos of the doll show.  The site was terrific--the Four Points Sheraton--and the hubs and I treated it like a mini-vacation, staying overnight.  We felt positively wicked leaving the pets with the in-laws and running off kidless. 





My set up still needs tweaking, which it likely will need until I'm dead in the ground.  A forever work in progress, I guess, because even after four years of doll shows, I still can't leave well enough alone. 

The show itself was not as well-attended as I might have wished, but all in all, it was a good time and I felt the time was well spent.  I met some great new people, and had a good visit with like-minded people.  (And the husband watched lots of golf on the lobby TV.  :~) )

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  1. Glad you and the hubs had a good time. The set up looks great Jan and the dolls are lovely! I've neglected my blog too. Finally had the surgery so hopefully I'll be able to sew again.

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    1. I'm so glad for you! The world is not the same without your creativity at work.

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  2. Everything is well placed and all the dolls look so pretty. I just now noticed the cats in the basket. So cute. I know you and your husband had a good time. Glad to read about the doll show. Alot of people are not posting right now, but we are coming into summer and vacations, so forth. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed reading about the doll show.

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    1. Thanks, Martha. When I am at the ironing board cutting out fabric for dolls (parts, dresses, whatever) I always have scraps that I use for birds (to give away to little kids) and cats. I had people ask this show why I didn't have any dogs...so...maybe some dogs are coming up. :~D

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  3. Jan... What a nice representation of your work... Seeing your set-up for the show "nudges" me a little bit; I've been asked to be a part of a show this late spring at an open-air street festival. It's been ten+ years since we've been in a show... so I'm a bit reticent.

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    1. Do it! You will love the experience even more now...the people watching is excellent. :~)

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  5. Jan your dolls are just sooooo incredible. I see so many I would love to buy. Your display was/is just perfect. My goodness your so very talented! Hope this finds you doing good. Sounds like you and your hubby had a blast. This is some thing me and my hubby need to get away, Even with out our two 4 legged kids and two legged kids :)
    (((Hugs))) Sherrie

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    1. We were shocked at how giddy we felt at running off without our dog-kid. That sounds awful, but he is like a kid to us, and we had not been "kidless" for ten years! :~) Take the time to get out, just you and the hubs. It is restorative.

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  6. I can't but help wonder how many total hours you have invested in the creating of these oh-so-wonderful dolls. What fun I have had zooming in and taking a closer look! :~) How talented you are!!!

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    1. Thank you, Mary. :~) It is a business, but so much of it is for the love of doing it that it just doesn't pay to look at the hours too closely!

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  7. Beautiful, beautiful. Wow what a nice selection of dolls and your display looks great. I had no idea you made frog and rabbits too.

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    1. I make all kinds of things...once made a doll out of a wire whisk. Still hangs in my kitchen. :~)

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  8. I love your dolls! The table looked amazing to me! I wish I could have been there.

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  9. I love your dolls! The table looked amazing to me! I wish I could have been there.

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  10. Collection of your beautiful doll. My daughter loves them. Thank you

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