"MAKE DO DOLLS"

 In the late 1980's I visited a little shop in Reed's Spring, Missouri called the Sawdust Doll.  The owner and doll maker was ...

Resting the needle pushing fingers has really done wonders.  However, It's become clear to me that sewing dolls completely by hand is...

 As I finished up this dolly, I decided to call her Hazel  after a long time friend of my mother.  This doll  reminds me of this good-nat...

Lula Bea is the latest dolly in the Ozark Butternut  clan.  Lula Bea was so small when she was born,  her Ma & Pa used the hankie dr...

Meet Maggie & Bes sie, the Butternut spinster sister aunts.    Although they appear to be quite dour, they truly are  sweet old dea...