Tiny miniature bisque doll in crocheted dress with hat and apron. I believe it is called a Carl Horn doll but this is out of my expertise. She is in beautiful condition. From the 1900s - Made in Germa...from

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1/12th dollhouse miniature handmade hat with pretty mulberry flowers and quilled flowers

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 I love seeing what you make with ann wood patterns, the details you invent, the stories you create and share.  This enchanted paper mache ship is by Tierney Barden. I… Read More

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Up for auction is this very tiny blonde bisque boy doll wearing a crocheted blue shirt and greenish-gray short pants. Atop his head is a red pointed hat with a tassel. He measures only 1.5" tall and h...from

Absolutely beautiful antique Carl Horn bisque wire jointed doll, approximately 1.5" in length.This miniature polichinelle / clown has an exquisitely crocheted outfit including hat, complete with tiny ...from

BABY DOLL HAT WITH TINY BRIM Cast on 72 stitches. Knit 3 rows. K1, *YO, K2 tog across row from * to end. Knit 2 rows. Purl 1 row. Knit 2 rows. K1, K2...

Robert Tonner's 2003 No. MC0305 Tiny 8 inch Mary Engelbreit's Ann Estelle Spring Tulip Delight doll has a short blonde wig with bangs, moving blue eyes, glasses, and jointed knees. Her spring costume includes a pretty yellow with pink checks and tulip print dress with a straw hat with matching flowers, white shoes, and socks. She is holding a darling little basket with a bunny and carrot in grass. This spring Ann is perfect for Easter. Tonner designed larger versions of Ann Estelle wearing this outfit. Limited edition, from first series of dolls this size. Inspired by Mary Engelbreit's artwork. Discontinued doll is new, and mint-in-the-box.

This adorable 2 page paper doll is by the artist Karen Reilly and was featured in Doll Reader June/July 2008.  The doll has 3 outfits with 1 hat but tons of cute tiny accessories such as toys, kitchen items, and vanity items.  The little bunny on the first page reminds me a lot of Grace G Drayton.  The soft pastel colors are quite pleasing.

Made by Pamela Phillips. Soft ringlets cascade her face while her blue eyes peek out from her wide brimmed hat. Her floral dress has piping and tiny rosettes with an echo blouse and slip edged to match. Lace anklets with opened-top sandals adorn her feet. Her basket is filled with roses and wildflowers. Bench is included and in pristine cond. Made of bisque porcelain and cloth body. Only 100 limited firings of this doll. Removed from box for photos only. Comes in orig box with COA

Tyler is channeling 1961 in a OOAK reproduction of a vintage fitted sheath and jacket.  The sheath dress, cropped jacket with shawl collar, and pillbox hat are made from fine lilac raw silk and fully lined in silk habotai.  The dress has working pockets, a tiny bow detail, and closes in the back with snaps.  The jacket has button over snap closure. The bag (does not open) is crafted from faux leather.   Outfit available for purchase, includes dress, jacket, hat and bag.  Doll, shoes and jewels not included.   $145.00 plus $6.00 shipping to US.

This Amish doll is in fact the first one I did about twenty years ago when I received from my sister a n American book with Amish dolls and Amish clothes patterns. I must say that it was not easy for me but I sustained my efforts and managed at the end. Those patterns were done to make perfect details and I suppose that they were rather adapted for experimented dressmakers when I was just starting sewing at that time! But with the neophyte's zeal and enthusiasm I finally succeeded! Regarding the clothes, The most difficult part was the black hat with very tiny details. The pattern was such that the finished should have been as perfect outside as inside where the seams are invisible! For the body itself, the legs and the arms are attached with buttons so that they can move. Together with my obsession with bags, pouches... I had my doll making passion!  However, this little Amish doll is my most precious one.

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