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Dollmaking:     more books (106)

Dollmaking (Projects & Plans, Vol. 10 - No. 2) DOLLMAKING PROJECTS & PLANS magazine Summer 1986 Volume 2 No. 2 Victorian paper doll by June Grammer (Doll Making, Simon & Halbig, Molding Box, Rebecca, a Simon & Halbig Paper Doll, Little Evie - a porcelain reproduction, making Emily - a rag doll) The Cloth Doll, The Voice of Cloth Dollmaking Worldwide Vol 14 No 3 by Editor Judy Beswick, 2000 The Golden Key to Porcelain Dollmaking: Doll Artisan Guild School of Dollmaking Handbook) Early N. American Dollmaking by Iris Jones, 1976-01-01 DOLLMAKING ISBN 0-89480-311-5 by E.J. Taylor, 1987 DOLLMAKING PROJECTS & PLANS magazine Fall 1988 Guinevere - cover doll (Doll Making, A baby paper doll by Amy Albert Bloom, Ensemble for a French Bebe, problem solving tips for cloth dollmakers) Hollyhocks (Doll-making Craft Book) by Michelle Hains, 1995 Golden Hands (Doll-making: From Rags to Riches) (Part 27) by Catrine Edwards-Jones, 1972 Dollmaking Projects & Plans Volume Nine Number Two Summer 1993 (9) by Dollmaking Projects & Plans, 1993 Cloth Doll, The: The Voice Of Cloth Dollmaking Worldwide. Vol 12, No 3August / September 1997 by Judy (ed.) Beswick, 1997 A l'original: A complete & illustrated guide to antique reproduction dollmaking by Alice Welpley, 1979 DollMaking (Projects and Plans, Vol. 7 - No. 4)

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81. Some Of Our Specialized Supplies For Making Dolls Collected On One
    Some of our specialized supplies for making dolls collected on one page.  
    http://www.polymerclayexpress.com/dollmaking.html
    
    Extractions: Qty: Cernit Doll - (3) 500gm - 051 White Cernit Doll - (3) 500gm - 052 Flesh Cernit Doll - (3) 500gm - 053 Biscuit Cernit Doll - (3) 500gm - 054 Caramel Cernit Doll - (3) 500gm - 055 Almond Cernit Doll - (3) 500gm - 056 Nougat Cernit Doll - (3) 500gm - 058 Suntan For more Cernit colors, please visit our Cernit page Puppen Fimo Color #43 - Doll Pink

82. Topica Email List Directory
    Category, Top Arts Crafts dollmaking. Lists, Topica Editor s Choice. Topica Pick, List Has Readable Archives. May Require Subscription.  
    http://lists.topica.com/dir/?cid=13119

83. Cloth Doll Events, Challenges, Mailing List, And Classes
    Maroochydore, Queensland, Australia, Dimensions in dollmaking September 2 4, 2005 Online dollmaking Classes. Doll Classes Online dollmaking Classes  
    http://www.clothdollconnection.com/EventsandList.html

84. Dollmaking Book List - TheArtistDoll
    Lists of books and video titles, and links to up to date inventory lists of dollmaking resources.  
    http://www.theartistdoll.com/books.html
    
    Extractions: A sampling of what you can find online is the focus of this page. We are starting by listing all the sites we have found that had a unique book list, or an easy to use website, and are listing some of the books and videos they carry. We only reciprocate links, so we hope you will link to us if you have books for sale on your site, we will return your link and list your site here. http://www.dollymaker.com/dollmaki1.htm (as of July 26, 2001) The Art of Dress: Clothes and Society 1500-1914 by Jane Ashelford Anatomy of a Doll: The Fabric Sculptor's Handbook by Susanna Oroyan Sewing for 20th Century Dolls: 100 Plus Projects by Johanna Gast Anderton Sewing Victorian Doll Clothes: Authentic Costumes from Museum Collections by Michelle Hamilton Dolls Dressmaking (Milner Craft Series) by Marilyn Carter Making Original and Portrait Dolls in Cernit by Rotraut Schrott Sew the Essential Wardrobe for 18-Inch Dolls by Joan Hinds, Jean Becker

85. Trade Secrets -- Dollmaking Tips At TheArtistDoll.com
    Search our dollmaking Tips Archive here, or search our entire site from our sitemap page. Trade Secrets dollmaking Tips to and from Dollmakers  
    http://www.theartistdoll.com/tips/dollmakingtips.html
    
    Extractions: Learning from the experience of others is a great way to avoid pitfalls and get a jump-start on productivity, without having to make all the mistakes others have made before you. We invite you to search our archive of tips and then suggest your tip for others. Search our Dollmaking Tips Archive here, or search our entire site from our sitemap page. If you give us a link to your site we will also post a link back to your site, right beside your tip. No reciprocal, no link to your site. A Anatomy C Clay Finishing P Photography Eye Placement Clean Clay S Shipping Eye Size Smoothing T Tools Armatures ... Sculpting Tools Burned Clay Feathers W Web Presentation Propping (while) E Experimenting Wigging Rebaking Eyes (and painting) Wool Temperatures Eye Size C Clay Handling F Firing Clean Clay G Glues Kneading M Marketing Leeching O Ovens Moons P Painting Painting Eyes By submitting a tip you give your permission for us to use your tip and your permission for us to edit it for grammar, spelling, length. You must submit your email address (to reduce Spam submissions) but may opt to have it excluded from the website's posting area.

86. Antonette Cely's Dollmaking Videos, Books And Patterns: DOLLVIDEOS.COM
    dollmaking Books, Doll Artist Videos and Cloth Doll Patterns by Antonette Cely, Bob McKinley and more!  
    http://www.dollvideos.com/
    
    Extractions: Resources for doll makers, doll lovers and dollmakers everywhere. Go to: Dollmaking Videos Cloth Doll Patterns Specials for Dollmakers Dollmaking List ... Contact The best way to learn cloth, sculpted or any kind of dollmaking is from doll artists who perfected their techniques through years of practice. I've made arrangements with some of the best of these artists to bring their "how-to" books and videos to you at the lowest possible prices! From my book, CLOTH DOLLMAKING , and my videos, CUSTOMIZING DOLL PATTERNS and MAKING FACES to the sculpting expertise of and the needle-sculpting magic of DORIT SHENDZIELORZ , you'll find information that would take you a lifetime to amass on your own! There are patterns by other terrific dollmakers, and I offer the ONLY online source of the the 4-video collection by the late, great

87. Dolls And Dollmaking - An Interview With Italian Dollmaker Stefania Morgante
    Looking to learn more about professional dollmakers? Get insights into the process and see charming dolls by Stefania Morgante of Cagliari, Italy.  
    http://www.aisling.net/dolls/stefania-interview.htm
    
    Extractions: Q. What kinds of dolls do you make? A. Italian...? I don't know; Italians tell me that I make American dolls and the Americans say that I create Italian-style dolls. I like to think that my dolls are very international. Mostly, I like to create unusual effects with materials, especially papier-mache. For example, my Pinocchio figure isn't really made of wood; he's papier-mache. I've also developed a porcelain effect with papier-maché. And, I love materials of all kinds. They spark my imagination. I love weldments in copper, I love essential oils and terracotta, spices, leaves, beads, stones, bells, and... anything that piques my curiosity! Last but not least, I love my dolls to have a "lack of perfection." You will never see symmetry in my dolls. For example, see my cloth bears. One of my recent teddy bears, Ichnusa , won First Prize (Undressed Bears category) in the 2004 Italian Festival of Teddy Bears.

88. Doll And Figure Links For Dollmakers
    Sisters and Daughters online shop for cloth dollmaking supplies patterns and, be sure to join the fun as we discuss dollmaking at Wild Art Dolls !  
    http://www.aisling.net/dolls/cldllinks.htm
    
    Extractions: These are links to just a few of the many fabulous websites featuring art dolls and figures. Generally, it's smart to start with cloth dolls or paper dollswhichever you preferand explore from there. Cloth doll how-to websites often include mixed media figures, in addition to more traditional doll designs. Some will mix "sweet" and "not sweet" dolls; everyone has their own tastes and standards. The Doll Net , home of Cloth Doll Magazine online American Academy of Doll Artists , a fabulous resource! Sisters and Daughters artists for the great dolls? Barbara Willis Designs Mimi's Dollmakers' Paradise , lots of info, supplies, classes, etc. elinor peace bailey , a good friend and an unbelievably fabulous dollmaker and personality! Megan Noel Gallery of images from quilters' dollshow at Houston, 1998

89. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On The Complete Book Of Dollmaking: A Practical
    Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on The Complete Book of dollmaking A Practical StepBy-Step Guide to More Than 50 Traditional and  
    http://www.epinions.com/The_Complete_Book_of_Dollmaking_A_Practical_Step_By_Step

90. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Soul Mate Dolls: Dollmaking As A Healing Art
    Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on Soul Mate Dolls dollmaking As a Healing Art. Compare prices from across the web and read reviews  
    http://www.epinions.com/Soul_Mate_Dolls_Dollmaking_As_a_Healing_Art_by_Noreen_Cr

91. Kansas City Doll Fair - The Art Of The Doll Doll Crafting
    of the excellence in the craft of dollmaking attained by the individual artists. Our dollmaking competition challenge is open to anyone wishing to have  
    http://www.kcdollfair.com/competition.htm

92. The Book Of Dollmaking
    The Book Of dollmaking. is in the front of the book in the introduction to the book, dollmaking A Creative Art section at the beginning of the book.  
    http://www.mycraftbook.com/Book_Reviews/The_Book_of_Dollmaking.asp
    
    Extractions: Book Review This book contains a wide variety of dolls to make including different styles and sizes of dolls as well as dolls made from diverse materials. I like that the author has considered different cultures and looks when choosing which projects to include in her book. There are dolls with varying flesh tones and hair colors and dolls such as Molly, Beth and Hannah are wearing appropriate period or cultural clothing.

93. Decorating : Tips / Hints : Dyeing For Dollmaking : Home & Garden Television
    Dyeing For dollmaking Carol Duvall Show Episode CDS617 More Projects » Calico Katie Stuffed Cat. •, Dyeing For dollmaking  
    http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_fabrics_tips_hints/article/0,1793,HGTV_3393_1373544,
    
    Extractions: Steps: Fill container with enough hot tap water for fabric to move freely, keeping liquid several inches from top of container. Wet fabric first in clear water; remove. Add pre-dissolved dye solution, vinegar or salt and stir well to mix. Cover container with lid or microwave-proof plastic wrap. Microwave at high setting (100-percent) until dye bath simmers. Remove container from microwave. Remove cover and stir. Place wet fabric in dye bath. Stir constantly until color is slightly darker than desired finished shade at least 10 minutes. Rinse in warm then gradually cooler water until water runs clear to remove excess dye.

94. Shows A - Z : Carol Duvall Show : Shoe Painting, Dollmaking, Magic-Marker Holder
    Vanessa Noel joins Carol to paint shoes! With a little acrylic paint and a bit of imagination, you can create colorful shoes for holidays, special occasions  
    http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_cds/episode/0,1806,HGTV_3822_1894,00.html

95. Dollmaking Journey
    At first I approached figure making tentatively. I was intimidated by the art dolls I saw on websites and in books, mystified at how people made such  
    http://www.kporterfield.com/figures/figures1.html
    
    Extractions: At first I approached figure making tentatively. I was intimidated by the art dolls I saw on websites and in books, mystified at how people made such powerful and beautiful objects. For most of my life I used words to express my thoughts and feelings, and I was overwhelmed by the notion of turning clay into tiny hands and feet. The craft of making faces eluded me. Nonetheless, I pulled my bead stash from the closet and began collecting scraps of interesting material and blocks of polymer clay. For months I stumbled over the pile of supplies trying to ignore what clearly was a call. I was a writer, not an artist I told myself. Finally, I realized that just because I chose to ignore the call, didn’t mean it was going to go away. The only way to remove this stumbling block was to slowly use the beads, cloth and clay until they were gone. Little did I know that the supply would grow instead of shrink and that the dolls would become my spirit teachers. During a year of allowing figures to emerge, I became aware that words alone can sometimes stand in the way of self knowledge and spiritual growth.

96. Dollmaking Journey Two
    Madonna. Some of the first crude faces I made from polymer clay inspired me to make Madonna and Child. Frustrated with patterns, I cut a freeform shape out  
    http://www.kporterfield.com/figures/figures2.html
    
    Extractions: Sophia is my second try at expressing a vision that was given to me when I lived in South Dakota. The first was a shrine, but didn’t feel that I had captured the spirit of my experience. With beads, clay, and cloth I show all-wise Moon/Sophia rising over Bear Butte. As I worked on her, I felt her essence emerging beneath my fingers. Once again, I heard her message. Some of the first crude faces I made from polymer clay inspired me to make Madonna and Child. Frustrated with patterns, I cut a freeform shape out of Ultrasuede from the world's ugliest suit that I bought for a quarter at a thrift store. Somewhere in the middle of the beading I forgot to be self-conscious and started having fun. This icon doll is a nurturer and reminded me to notice grace in the creative process. Brother Sun's middle name is Serendipity. I found that if I baked polymer clay too long it turned brown. I liked the way that looked, so I began deliberately breaking the rules. There are not accidents. This is the lesson Brother Sun carried into the world. His motto comes from the old Nike commercial - just do it! He asked for a well-done face and a beaded coat of light and heat. How could I refuse? Moon Woman is reflective. She carries a feminine energy, just as powerful as the Sun's, even if it isn't as flashy. She doesn't throw her weight around, but she is strong enough to pull the tides and control the timing of women's moon cycles. Her teaching is to pay attention to my creative cycles, and that times of quiet reflection are essential.

97. World Of Pottery And Ceramics_: Ceramic Supplies/Dollmaking
    Home Ceramic Supplies dollmaking A Single Rose Dolls Selection of dollmaking supplies for sale. San Antonio, TX, USA. A D Ceramic and Doll Supply  
    http://clayzee.com/Supplies/Dollmaking/

98. Joy's Waldorf Dolls - Doll Making Supplies
    waldorf dolls. . doll clothing. . baskets bedding. . doll kits patterns. . dollmaking supplies home doll making supplies  
    http://www.joyswaldorfdolls.com/waldorf_dollmaking_supplies.htm

99. Spotlight - Designer Of The Month
    materials and mediums in her designing and dollmaking. She loves teaching people about how dollmaking can be a magical art, which can inspire,  
    http://www.caron-net.com/jan02files/jan02des.html
    
    Extractions: "Human beings have an amazing ability to heal themselves, physically, emotionally and spiritually." So states Noreen Crone-Findlay in the introduction to her book Soul Mate Dolls: Dollmaking as a Healing Art , published by Krause Publications. She goes on to say, "When there is a wound in the heart or soul, a wonderful way to heal it is to find a soul mate and embark on a journey of creativity. That's what this book is all about: playing with images and metaphors, while paying attention to how the processes work on a deeper level." Noreen's book is filled with projects that allow one to have an enormous amount of fun with the creative process while at the same time questing for new insights into one's life. Soul Mate Dolls Noreen is a fiber artist who loves exploring unusual techniques, materials and mediums in her designing and dollmaking. She loves teaching people about how dollmaking can be a magical art, which can inspire, heal and delight. In her workshops, she endeavors to show that these dolls can be special "friends of the heart and imagination," which is why she calls this process Soul Mate Dollmaking. She uses both concrete and abstract tools to make her point; the primary abstract tool she uses is metaphor. Noreen explains, "Metaphors create pictures with words. On a deeper level, they build bridges by forming connections that can illuminate and enlighten us. They help us turn stumbling blocks into stepping stones."

100. Waldorf Dollmaking Links & Patterns
     Patterns for Waldorf dollmaking. On this page are links to free projects having to do with dollmaking. I have over seven years experience as a Waldorf  
     http://www.thesilverpenny.com/FreeProjectWaldorfDollmakingRedirect.html

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