After I had made the bunnies
I was hooked...
I started drawing some doll bodies and rummaged in my scraps.
She was the first try:
Lynn choosed the hair color and named her Annabelle.
And of course she needed friends.
It is true, no one should be without friends.
And Léo likes dolls too...
So voilà: Meet Ben and Sara!
I had the idea of stitching the faces and hair but the children wanted to draw it themselves and now they even have the jewelery tattooed on!
They also made quite exact drawings of other anatomical details, now hidden by the cloth I finished shortly before leaving for a walk around a nearby village.
with a cozy Tea Room where we indulged ourself with a piece of St. Honoré.
You can`t buy this cake everywhere but I know the places and never resist...
and you have to work hard after this to loose the calories again too!
Yes, it is hard to survey the children when they are playing.
(Picture this: Me, sitting on a bench soaking in the sunlight)
I hope you have a lovely day with some nice things to enjoy.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteIm not sure if my last post posted! I too am a fabricaholic. Im enjoying reading through your blog.
Im loving those dolls. You've inspired me to try some softies too.
Love those dolls! They are as cute as can be! Thanks for sharing your Friday finish, and enjoy your beautiful spring weather!
ReplyDeletewhat fun little dollies!!! i love the shots around town.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute dolls! Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat clever little dolls! I bet your kids had a wonderful time making them with you. And I really enjoyed your photo show and tell too.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome you let your kids incorporate their own style and personalities into the doll making process! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the very lovely pictures too! They made my heart smile!
Love you collaborative dolls! I miss crafting with kids; they stretch your imagination. I'm looking forward to my grandson getting a bit older.-)
ReplyDeleteHilarious! Aren't kids fun? What sweet dolls and beautiful countryside!
ReplyDeleteGreat dolls! They look like they will have lots of adventures.
ReplyDeleteAre those little daughter/doll matching skirts! How fun to let them draw their own faces, what a great idea.
ReplyDeleteLove your dolls and all the lovely pictures! I lived in France and Belgium and loved it.
ReplyDeleteWould you mind linking back to sew & tell in your post?
I love sewing projects that the girls can help with! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet dolls and how fun that your children drew in the details. I love collaborative projects like that.
ReplyDeleteGreat dolls!!! Very cute. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletelove the dolls... i'd also love if you posted a tutorial (-:
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