This is another gesneriad-inspired lady doll, this time a primulina.
She has little bows on her shoes.
Miss Primulina Lady Doll
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It is time for Lady pillow dolls
If you know me well, you know that besides needlework, I am very into plants and gardening. I belong to the local Gesneriad Society and we are having our show this weekend. I wanted to make a doll or two for the show. Here is my first one- Miss Sinningia.
My inspiration-
And Finally the last 2
February was all about the Tiny Worlds. I made 16 all together. These are the last 2.
One more try at a winery for my California group. I like this one better.
And one last Garden in a very fancy tea cup-
And here is all the “hills” together, except for the one special order that went to it’s new home. I love a group shot!
Now my studio needs a massive cleanup so I will be spending a couple of days doing that.
Two Tropical Islands
These are for all my New England friends who are drowning in snow! Enjoy a little fantasy retreat 😆
One more Garden and another Fairy House
Lots and lots of Tiny Worlds! There are a few more to go but I am almost done with these. I guess that February was for all the pincushions :-)
Two Fairy House Tiny Worlds
The first one in a pretty flowery tea cup.
And the second in a flower-shaped pink tea cup.
Two More Gardens in Tea Cups
If I can’t enjoy flowers outside, I can make my own inside!
A Special Order Tiny World
This tiny world is made in a tea cup from a family set. I made a house on a hill with a rose garden.
The rose bushes go all the way around.
I like doing these kind of pieces- making a garden in a special tea cup, but the stakes seem high! That can be a bit intimidating!
Desert Tiny World
This is the last of the 5 California-themed Tiny worlds.
And here they are, all together. There is the Painted Lady House, the Desert House, the Winery, the Cabin in the woods, and the Palm Springs house. Were there other obvious California scenes that I missed?
This one is inspired by Palm Springs
Pastel house, palm trees, and jazzy tea cup.
