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If you love Izannah Walker Dolls then this is the place for you. This is a public group and anyone interested in Izannah Walker dolls is welcome to join.
Izannah Walker lived as a single woman in the 1800's in Rhode Island, making her wonderful folk art dolls. To learn more about Izannah Walker and her original dolls go to the Izannah Walker Chronicles.
Dixie Redmond
Northdixie Designs,
Izannah Walker lived as a single woman in the 1800's in Rhode Island, making her wonderful folk art dolls. To learn more about Izannah Walker and her original dolls go to the Izannah Walker Chronicles.
Dixie Redmond
Northdixie Designs,
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The guidelines are mostly the kind of stuff you learned in school a long time ago. Treat others as you would want to be treated. Please read the guidelines and follow them. If you can't follow the guidelines, then don't join.
1. You are free to upload pictures you own or have rights to that relate in some way to Izannah Walker to your personal page.
2. Respect copyrights of others. Do not save or post images or content that are owned by someone else. This includes pictures, patterns, scans from copyrighted books, etc.
3. You are free to share any information you yourself have developed in respects to making an Izannah inspired doll or studying her dolls. If you took the pictures, share away. Please don't share other people's techniques, pictures or information gleaned from others' classes.
4. Don't forget to have fun!
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Jennifer, the little one is sooo cute. I love the way you make the clothes of your dolls.
Dixie, your new doll looks really good. I love the painting.
Penni, I'd love to have that view when I was sewing.
Dixie your new IW is so detailed. I really, really like her! The painting of the hair is so good. I always have trouble with that.
Jennifer your dolls are wonderful too! The expression on your IW is great! The little doll could be sold seperately...
Jennifer - they're both great but I love the little one!
This little face just makes my heart feel warm and happy. I just keep coming back to look at her and love her just as much this time as the first.
Gosh Jennifer, how did i miss these sweet dollies!!!!!!!!!!! They look precious together!!!!!
I'd love to have a bit of a fossick in your garage - sounds like a treasure trove! :)
Thanks Elaine- the first picture with both dolls is before, the 2nd is after.
She's a real self-possessed beauty, Dixie!
I love the way you are able to get the angle of the eyes with the more deeply-incised lower lid so that she has that downcast-eyes look. I can't seem to get that right.......still workin' on it, because i...
Below is a picture of the chemise I was talking about...it works so it just fits over the shoulders.
Elaine, that dress is darling, and I love the color. Mary Goddard.
Yes, Artis, she's much harder to dress. I have to make sure that I have an opening to widen. On the orginal dolls the hips are slightly less wide than the shoulder plate. One of the antique dolls had a chemise that the only way to get it off was t...
Thanks, everyone for your kind comments about my doll. I take sooooo long to finish things that I start to have a lack of confidence that I can actually do it sometimes. After the pancake breakfast tomorrow I will probably take a nap, but after th...
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Thanks ~ Dixie
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