Here's my little toddler Sarah Jane. She is 36 inches tall, and has doe suede body is stuffed and weighted. She has pipe cleaner wrapped with tape inserted in her finger and arm to make them flexible. I have hand painted her face and finger nail. She a sewn on mohair wig to give a more realistic look. She wearing 18 month outfit. Thanks for taking a look at my little girl.

This my little preemie, his name is Gavin, he is only 14 inches long. He has a doe suede body that has been stuffed and weighted. He weights about 4 lbs, and he has flexible fingers, arms, and legs. He has inserted baby blue eyes, and a mouth made to take a Pacifier. His hair is a baby soft mohair wig to give him a more realistic look. He's wearing a preemie outfit. PS. He can even suck his thumb.

Thanks for taking a look at my little man.

This sweet baby is incredibly cuddly and just melts in your hands. She is perfect for a toddler's nurturing imagination play since there are no joints or parts that could potentially break off.

This baby is based on the Waldorf doll pattern called "Floppy Baby" by Lali Doll Nursery, she is a weighted 12" doll with incredible cuddle power.

Lil-One's head is made in the classic Waldorf style using sheep's wool. The facial features (cheeks, nose, chin and lips) are needle felted and finally, the cotton knit 'skin' is pulled over the head. Her hair is a little rectangle of Icelandic sheep's wool trimmed to suit the face.

The little body is stuffed softly with sheep's wool and the bottom is weighted with glass sand which gives this baby an incredible ability to cuddle into one's hands.

Lil-One's shirt is designed to fit a 1 ½ lb baby and is from my own collection of preemie garments

My name is Avy. I'm a girl I think. I'm an adaptation from an original design by Susan Barmore ( AKA "Frowning Francis" ) I'm 8 inches tall, small for my age. I was tired of my pacifier so when mommy wasn't looking I got into her stash. Oh what fun... washer here, felt there, paint under there, some Tyvek there, and some here. Oh oh... Mommy caught me. But she's NOT mad. She sat me in a pose, took a picture. and used me for her Steampunk Baby model.

I'm made from Muslin, Tyvek, Paint and paper clay... and that dreaded word... GLUE... yuck.. tastes terrible

Nighty night...

Meet Mary. She has a birthday coming up and Grandma has sent her first pair of "big girl shoes". Mary has been practicing so she can show Grandma when she arrives. And of course, once a baby learns to walk, they also learn to climb!

This doll is about 18 inches tall. She was made from the Dear Ones pattern by Kezi Matthews.

A preemie made from the Judi Ward's preemie baby pattern. She has jointed arms and legs. She loves cuddles and love, they will help her grow bigger and stronger. She is wearing a newborn onsie with sweet little betty Boop on it. She has no hair but she can still wear a big sweet bow to make her look as girly as she is. She is anatomically correct. She is so little, only 15 inches long. She still sleeps a lot to help her grow.

Charlie is a big boy made from the Judi Wards 6 To 9 month infant stages doll pattern. He has jointed legs. Bright blue eyes and lots of curly red hair. He is starting to stand a little on his own, and loves to play. He is anatomically correct. He can sit on his own. He is 22 inches long. He is wearing a 3 to 6 month onesie and it's a bit snug 'cause he's growing so big.

Vanessa's sweet spirit is as soft and gentle as a butterfly's kiss. Her Waldorf-inspired head, face and hair are my original design. Vanessa's face is needle felted wool, covered with 100% cotton knit. I embroidered her eyes and mouth, using 100% cotton floss and crocheted her honey-blonde hair using Wild Brushable Mohair yarn. Vanessa's body is a variation of Estelle Ansley Worrell's 15" Baby Doll, from Dolls, Puppedolls, and Teddy Bears, copyright, 1977.

She is stuffed and weighted with polyester fill. Her hinged arms and legs make Vanessa easy to hold and cuddle. I sewed Vanessa's T-shirt and butterfly jumper using Yes! It's Easy See & Sew pattern B5944. Her shoes are crocheted from cotton yarn, using a variation of Carol Ballard's (Cobbler's Cabin) Mary Jane shoe pattern. The crocheted butterfly embellishments are a variation of Jamie's Butterfly from crochetdynamite.com.

This is Annabel & she is 10 months old. I used flesh coloured stretch scuba fabric for Annabel's body & head. I used my old faithful Judi Ward pattern for a basic doll for the body but enlarged it. The head is of my own design.

Annabel is 23" long. The curly hair was achieved by wrapping knitting Yarn around wooden dowelling, immersing it in boiling water & then baking in the oven for 1 hour at a low temperature. The "hair" is unwrapped when cool & forms ringlets. This was then hand sewn & glued to her head. Her face is painted on freehand with fabric paint & fineliners & blusher. Annabels dress & hairband are my own design & made from Polycotton. She has purchased baby socks & disposable nappy & her toy dog & baby buggy are also purchased. I hope you like her?

Material: knit polyester "Dollskin"

Thread: Superior Threads/the Bottom Line/60 wt. polyester (very thin and very strong)

Designer : Ute Vasina

For many years, I have admired Ute Vasina's troll dolls and bought a few patterns. I finally completed the TROLL BABY. I thought it would be easier to make something small. But it was a difficult challenge as finished size is 2.5 inches. I made the body and head parts, then decided the head was too small. I enlarged the pattern a bit and tried again. NO, too large. After I attached the original sized head, I was satisfied with the proportions. As with many projects "TRIAL AND ERROR" is an important process. There is another doll designer who saves all the heads she is not satisfied with, and uses them for painting or other practice. So I am inspired to try more than once to make a part I am satisfied with. Coloring is done with colored pencils and Pigma Micron pens.

The bird's nest is woven from fresh-cut long twigs from Hanging Birch trees, into an irregular basket. The soft bedding is thread reclaimed from washing quilt cloth pieces.

The Doll is made from a Kezi's pattern and I used Windsor Comfort for the doll and made the wig with Faux fur her face is sculpted and then painted. The outfit I made from a Doll Emporium pattern. I also made the bedding but I
didn't use a pattern just measured it out and then put the pieces together.

This is Sweet Cheeks made from a kit that I got from Magic Cabin in 2006. Yes it took me that long to get the courage to get started. Sweet Cheeks is made of cotton knit and stuffed with wool. It took me about 2 hrs to make the head, after that the rest was easy.

I used the freezer paper method to sew the legs, arms and body and the button jointing method, both learned from Judy Ward's class, Cloth Dollmaking for Everyone. The wig was crocheted using mohair yarn in a curly style. Eyes were embroidered in blue. She was blushed to give her a healthy blush.

A bubble suit was made for Sweet Cheeks using a waffle weave fabric in light blue and white linen for the collar , the outfit was homemade, the pattern made for this doll a copy of a real baby suit. She also is wearing hand crocheted socks and real baby shoes.

In her arms a mini Waldorf type doll made for her, wearing a tiny heirloom dress from a pattern by scientific seamstress.

This is Bare Baby, a pattern by Judy Ward's. Bare baby has a cute tush, belly button, dimple knees and elbows. This baby has a joining method that uses 5 buttons and makes him very wobbly, you better hold his head!!. His little fingers are bend like a real baby's. Bare baby was made using craft velour , he has hand painted buttons eyes, and 5 buttons joining. His little knees, elbows and cheeks where blushed a pretty pink. Baby bare hair is made of fake fur and stitched to his head. His hair won't stay neat!

His outfit was made by scaling down a one piece outfit from a book called Beautiful Things to Make for Baby by Sunset. Outfit is made of red with white dots cotton and lined with white batiste, it is closed with white snaps. The outfit is a one piece on the front and two pieces in the front.

The bear is hand sewn of plush felt with button eyes, also a pattern from same book. He is also wearing hand made leather shoes made by me from a free pattern from the Internet.

Blanchette is a soft sculpt baby doll created from the Bonnie pattern by Darlene Rausch. Her clothing is hand made by me. Her best friend Zeke the little wolf is also created by me.

Once upon a time.. long before Blanchette made her trip to grandma's house through the woods… an unlikely friendship began. Baby red riding hood playing in the garden met a young wolf pup and they became fast friends spending all their time together.

This doll is 22" and she was made with Judi Ward's Turnip Truck Tots Doll Pattern with craft velour.

Rebecca has a cute and chubby build. Her hands, feet, tummy, and bottom is needle sculpted. She can sit all by herself like a six month old baby. Her face is hand painted with more needle sculpture to highlight her face. An artist pencils was used for the eyebrows and eyelashes. The pigtails are made up of yarn that has been hand seen one strand at a time. Finally her outfit and shoes are brought babies clothes and shoes discount store.

This doll is special because she is the first doll I've made in six months. She is a reminder I what I loved about sewing and self expression.