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| I made the doll on the right for my daughter, Terri. She has a full porcelain body and is 24 inches tall. |
| I made the doll on the left for my granddaughter, Angela. She has a porcelain head, arms and legs and is 28 inches tall. |
| This was the first doll I made. It weighs exactly the same as my grandson, Andrew, did when he was born and is dressed in his little sleeper. He has a porcelain head and arms and cloth legs and is 18 inches long. |
| I made this doll for my granddaughter, Brianna. She has open eyes and a porcelain head & arms and cloth legs and she is 18 inches tall. |
| I molded the Three Wise Men's heads and hands from Super Sculpy and dressed them in shimmery jewel tone outfits decorated with glass stones. They are 12 inches tall. |
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| I have made 5 of these "Nanny Bears" for my grandsons. The first two were for my grandsons that moved far away from "Nanny", one to South Dakota and one to England. They have now become a tradition for the boy's 3rd Christmas. |
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| These Santa's heads are molded from Super Sculpy clay, then baked and painted. Dressed in velvet and fur, they are 12 inches tall. |
| In the past, I made all my dolls from "scratch", cleaning the greenware before firing, painting and firing again. The progressive loss of feeling in my hands now means I must buy ready cleaned greenware. I made all the dolls clothes with the exception of the first one. |
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| Woodland Santa is 18 inches tall. His outfit is made from a burlap type fabric. |
| My bow-legged Western Santa is 15 inches tall wearing cowboy boots and hat. His clothes are made from my son, Robert's, Levi's, they even have the red tag. |
| This Santa is dressed in brown velvet and fur. He is 18 inches tall. |
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| These are my "Baby Bears" that I make for the babies 1st Christmas. They are soft-stuffed and cuddly. |
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