Valentine's Day Miniature Cards
I have been wanting to try my hand at making these lovely miniatures. I have seen them at miniature and Doll House Shows and shops. I think this would be a great class for the future! They turned out fairly well. I found that I liked using original materials instead of using reduced size photocopies.
Dressing a doll...
Passing the time in quarantine last year, I did a number of projects. This one turned out much better than I thought when I started. This is an 1800s style child's dress made from a handkerchief. I did it in the French style. I was thrilled when it won a ribbon in competition at a recent doll conference!
Zooming...
Lots of my programs have had to be adapted for Zoom, due to the Pandemic. I often forget to photograph them. But here is a fun little project I did using die cut houses. The supplies were mailed out to participants in advance, and we assembled them on the call. This project was for Junior UFDC members.
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This past weekend was the Wonderland Regional Doll Conference in Brea. I served on the Board of Directors for the Conference, as the Chairman of the Helper Room. This is a donation center and many dolls and miniatures were donated and adopted! The room raised about $2700 for this non-profit organization!
