Another one in the series. Her clothes are made from a vintage crochet’d doily and the sleeve of a much-loved-but-shrunk-in-the-wash sweater. She has a couple of vintage mother of pearl buttons on her dress, and a little flower for added girly-ness. She has a bit of at thing about F Scott Fitzgerald, and so her middle name had to be Zelda, of course! She is a proper girly girl and will happily spend hours watching you apply make up, so a seat by your dressing table is suggested!
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Hi Colette, I absolutely love these dolls I was telling my parents about them and that asked me to find out if you sell them? If you do please could you drop me an e-mail at enquiries@charlotte-hoather.com so I can pass your details on to my Dad 🙂
Best wishes
Charlotte
Hi Charlotte – thanks so much for your comment – I have emailed you as requested.
Hi Colette – beautiful doll! I love her serious expression… How do you do the hair?
Hi jennieanydots – Thank you for that! Her hair is made from wool roving, which is just wool in its (nearly) natural state, with a bit of colour, I believe. It’s quite easy to do, but it is very fragile, so you couldn’t use it on a child’s doll, I don’t think – poor child would just end up with a mouthful of fluff and a bald dollie!
I absolutely love your dolls… I have to keep scrolling up to look at her… there is something about her that makes me smile!… Thank you for making and posting her… : )
Ahh! Thank you so much – it’s great to get positive feedback. I have just been at your place and I love it. And you are a bad girl for leading me on to Marion Smith – I have fallen in love with that journal. I see that you are making one – I really want one but am worried about the cost of printing it out. I’m looking forward to seeing yours when you post it!
She’s adorable! Her hair-style is really great. And, now I have an idea for my shrunken sweaters that I can’t bear to toss out!
Hehe – I’m the same – I keep favourite clothes long after they no longer fit, or have been spoiled in the wash – I seem to get very attached to them. I love it when I can recycle them into doll’s clothing though – somehow that seems to be a valid use for them and I don’t even mind cutting them up! Thank you for visiting – and I’m very glad you like her!
So creepy and soo coool! In the same time! Congrats 🙂
You Darling! That’s exactly what I wanted them to be!
SO cute, I adore the clothes, So feminine. 🙂
Love it ! I like her dress very much !
and it was so easy to do! I love to use up scraps for their clothes when I can – esp, if I can find something really old – like the crochet doily I used on her dress.