It has been a very long time since I showed you some Cloth Shed purchases... Miss Ottie and The Bastle seem to have featured more often in recent posts rather than my stock.
So, first up ... a collection of straw filled, handmade dolls with no faces.
Unfinished, but I like them that way.
NOW SOLD
Continuing on the doll theme,
2 tiny "frozen Charlotte" glazed, china dolls....
An equally tiny lead cat, perfect for a dolls house... NOW SOLD
And a napkin ring with a seated hare,
It would make a lovely Easter gift with a French linen napkin rolled inside.
NOW SOLD
Finally, love it or hate it..... Vintage Fur.
So very Downton Abbey don't you think?
I hope you all had a lovely festive season....and I must say I am looking forward to getting back into the work swing after a long Christmas/New Year break... I think I miss the buzz of the buying and selling!
My next Fair is this Tuesday at Wentworth Leisure Centre, Hexham, Northumberland. Open 9.30-3.30pm
Till next time,
Julie x
Happy New Year! They are all beautiful, but I think I like the little black cat, Jane x
ReplyDeleteI love the strange cloth dolls. They remind me a little of thee spooky dolls found in Edinburgh.
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Hope you are all having fun!
nilly xxx
Happy New Year darling! Nice to have you back in blogland.......I was missing you!
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Slightly creepy dollies, but compelling because of it.
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I love the dolls, they are gorgeous...creepy maybe.. but gorgeous.Love the fur too especially the cape, all so decadent.
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Love those dolls... well loved and endeared by some sweet souls long ago.
ReplyDeleteThey would be great temptation for Ms. Ottie!
Susan x
Hello Julie, Happy New Year to you. Congratulations on finishing the Bastle it is fabulous. Love all your purchases. Are the cloth dolls English I have only ever seen American examples? Sorry for my long absence, love Linda x
ReplyDeleteOooh such gorgeous things, love the dolls but also a bit spooked by them. I love to see the time worn marks on fabrics. So sorry to miss your lovely Hexham fairs with working on Tuesdays. Will have to change my day to make it one of these days. Happy New Year Julie x
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