Another
vintage makeover I just finished. These chalkware bobbleheads
originally wore a straw hat and held a slice of watermelon or other
fruit. The fruit and hat were removed and I repainted her. She's much
cuter as an angel. I'll be doing a couple more of these.
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage. Show all posts
Sunday, April 16, 2017
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Celluloid Rattle Doll Repainted
A vintage celluloid rattle doll I recently bought. Not sure who the maker was, but she's similar to the wind-up spinning sombrero dolls made by Irwin.
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Friday, January 20, 2017
Large Mask Face Doll
A huge doll I finished this morning. She's 43" tall. Her face is pressed
fabric. It's in surprisingly good shape considering it came off a 50+
year old doll. Only problem with making dolls this big is where to store
them until they're sold!
Sunday, December 11, 2016
Friday, November 11, 2016
Craft Fair Coming Up
I havent been posting much lately because I have a big craft fair coming up next week.
Some of the dolls listed right now:
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Grandma's Old Toni Doll
We just finished our first craft show of the year, and while sitting in
our booth the first day, my mother visited us. She always brings stuff
my Grandma sends for me, and this time she sent a vintage Toni doll.
This particular Toni doll is one of the earliest ones. Probably from the late 40's. She has a rarer color eyes (green) and a strawberry blonde wig.
It was my great-grandma's doll. Apparently she would dress it up and sit it on her bed as a decoration. My mom said she remembers it when she was a kid.
I've unstrung her for cleaning. At some point her head came off and Great Grandma decided to glue her head back on instead of restringing her!
This particular Toni doll is one of the earliest ones. Probably from the late 40's. She has a rarer color eyes (green) and a strawberry blonde wig.
It was my great-grandma's doll. Apparently she would dress it up and sit it on her bed as a decoration. My mom said she remembers it when she was a kid.
I've unstrung her for cleaning. At some point her head came off and Great Grandma decided to glue her head back on instead of restringing her!
Soaking off old glue. YUCK!
Fully cleaned and restrung. There was no damage to her neck or head. :)
Sunday, June 19, 2016
Back From Summer Craft Fair
Back from our early-summer craft fair! (It was fun, but I'm glad it's
over!) These are some of the other dolls I made for this craft fair but didn't have time to post photos of.
Vintage pose doll head on a new doll body. These are fun to make! :)
This smaller pose doll was snatched up at the craft fair by a young girl that looked like she needed some happiness in her life. I hope it helps her find some joy. :)
More cloth dolls I recently finished.
A "topsy turvy" doll similar to one I had as a kid. It's three dolls in one! Flip Granny's bonnet over and it's the Big Bad Wolf!
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Doll Trunks And New Doll Head
Today I'm making a few doll trunks out of old luggage. They're for 5" dolls. I'm
almost finished with this one. I still need to make the clothes rod in
one of the side spaces, a couple chairs, and a few other things. I love the teeny tea set! I bought a few cute Korean dolls to sell with the trunks. (My Ms Pixel will not be included! I'm also making one for her.)
Also, I just bought a new head for my Hujoo Matthew. (My daughter thinks he's ugly! :D )
With a different head, to me it's a whole different doll. His name is Yuri.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
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