Each October, one of my favorite primitive doll artists makes another batch of fantastic Halloween pieces. This hand sewn and delicately aged muslin ghost just drifted in. He holds a rusty old key; perhaps it unlocks the tomb behind him.
Oh yes, I ADORE prims! I'm not sure who this pattern was designed by, but the doll was made by Jane Rieser of Michigan, who sells under the clever moniker, "Nothing Plain by Jane." I'll be posting 2 more of her prim dolls before Halloween: a flying witch and a crazy looking bat. :)
I came across your blog and found my pattern designs! Jane always does a great job. You can find the patterns through my blog~ staceymead.blogspot.com ~ these are some of my favorites~ how fun to see them!
How fun to see my designs out and about! Jane does a great job with them! You can find the patterns through my blog, staceymead.blogspot.com Love how these turned out!
ooohhh! i adore ghostly! so u like prim dolls too?! we are birds of a feather :) pray tell who the prim artist is?
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I ADORE prims! I'm not sure who this pattern was designed by, but the doll was made by Jane Rieser of Michigan, who sells under the clever moniker, "Nothing Plain by Jane." I'll be posting 2 more of her prim dolls before Halloween: a flying witch and a crazy looking bat. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat little ghost guy. He looks a little confused. Must be trying to find the lock for that key.
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ReplyDeleteI came across your blog and found my pattern designs! Jane always does a great job. You can find the patterns through my blog~ staceymead.blogspot.com ~ these are some of my favorites~ how fun to see them!
Stacey
How fun to see my designs out and about! Jane does a great job with them! You can find the patterns through my blog, staceymead.blogspot.com Love how these turned out!
ReplyDeleteHi Stacey! Your dolls are fab, and yes, Jane does a great job with them: she is my very favorite prim maker!
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