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October 5th Studio Update – SOLD Thank you very much for looking :)

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This doll presents a beautiful time worn appearance with characteristic Izannah cracked paint and soft antique fabrics and lace.

Thank you  for taking the time to drop by and look at my dolls.  At the current time all of the dolls that I have completed are sold.  You are always welcome to place a special order or email me at paula@asweetremembrance.com and ask me to put you on my “New Doll Alert List” 🙂 so that I know to email you when I post photos of new dolls. (The “New Doll” list is different from my regular mailing list).

This doll has a very sweet rounded face with the look and coloring of a young child.  She is available for sale with two dresses, one made from washed and faded, soft indigo and the other from a graphic black and white half mourning print.

Her antique indigo print dress has two growth tucks in the skirt and is short enough to show her lace trimmed pantalettes and red painted boots.
She has two ringlets in front of each ear and short wispy hair that goes to the nape of her neck in back.
See the scallop tops of her red boots peeping out from under the lace trim on her pantalettes.
Hand gathered lace trims her linen chemise and pantalettes.
All dressed for Halloween with her witch's hat and cobweb lace shawl.
Contrasting antique black pindot fabric bands encircle the neckline, waist and sleeves of her dress.
Trick or treat!

To read more about this doll please visit my website A Sweet Remembrance.   If you would like additional photos or have any questions call 860-355-5709 or email paula@asweetremembrance.com .

Published by paulawalton

My name is Paula Walton. I’m a working craftsperson. I’ve been self-employed since 1986, when I started selling the items that I make under the name A Sweet Remembrance. Among other things, I am a doll maker, a dressmaker that specializes in reproduction women’s and children’s clothing, maker of spun cotton ornaments and holiday figures, and a freelance designer. Upon occasion I write magazine articles and am a Craftsperson in Residence. I teach and do demonstrations quite frequently, plus I was previously the director and curator of a small museum in Connecticut.

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