This is just fast post before we leave the convention. A long lost sister is coming to live with the rest of the girls and Izzybelle is so excited that she can barely contain herself!
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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4 thoughts on “Izzybelle Finds a Long Lost Sister”
Hi Paula, everything looks so great. Was that Brian there helping you out?
It certainly looks like the new doll artist section of the sales room put on a great display. I also hope your dolls were popular with guests and members. Have a safe trip home. ❤ Fondly, Mary Goddard.
I just watched the short video of the doll convention/show/sale. I would have gone nuts if I had been there. So many amazing doll makers to see there and their fabulous doll creations. Wow! What a show! Thank you for sharing this exciting event with us.
Hi Paula, everything looks so great. Was that Brian there helping you out?
It certainly looks like the new doll artist section of the sales room put on a great display. I also hope your dolls were popular with guests and members. Have a safe trip home. ❤ Fondly, Mary Goddard.
Hi Mary,
Thank you! That was Brian in the video. He was a huge help. I couldn’t have done it without him.
Hugs,
Paula
I just watched the short video of the doll convention/show/sale. I would have gone nuts if I had been there. So many amazing doll makers to see there and their fabulous doll creations. Wow! What a show! Thank you for sharing this exciting event with us.
You are very welcome! 🙂