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Dollmaking:     more books (106)

DOLLSPART ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING FOR DOLLS (Dollmaking / Dollmaker Parts Catalog, The Teddy Works, Doll Making, Doll Makers,) Porcelain Dollmaking in Australia And New Zealand by Helen Trihey, 1989-01-01 Porcelain Dollmaking by Debra Anderson, Peter Bell, 1997-05 Dollmaking Projects and Plans (Dollmaking Projects and Plans, Spring 1988) PORCELAIN DOLLMAKING by Clarice Aldridge, 1996 Cloth Doll, The: The Voice Of Cloth Dollmaking Worldwide. Vol 12, No 4Winter 1997/98 by Judy (ed.) Beswick, 1997 Early North American Dollmaking: A Narrative History and Craft Instructions by Iris Sanderson Jones, 1976-01-01 The Cloth Doll: The Voice of Cloth Dollmaking Worldwide - Fall 1998 (Volume 13, Number 2) DOLLMAKING PROJECTS & PLANS magazine Fall 1989 Volume 5 No. 3 (Doll Making, Kabuki Paper Dolls by Lynne Perrella, Make our Bye-Lo Baby cover dolls, Joiunted cloth doll, miniatures, the ABC's of working with porcelain) DOLLMAKING: PROJECTS AND PLANS.Volume Two,Number Two,Summer 1986 by (Periodical), 1986-01-01 DOLLMAKING PROJECTS & PLANS magazine 1985 Premiere Issue Volume 1 Number 1 Paper Doll by Rebecca Iverson (Doll Making, Wooden Dutch Dolls, working with latex composition, reproducing a French Steiner Doll) Dollmaking - 1987 publication by .J.Taylor, 1987-01-01 DOLLMAKING (September/October 1997) Dollmaking: Theory and Practice, Volume Two: Cloth Dollmaking

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61. World Of Pottery And Ceramics_: Ceramic Supplies/Dollmaking
    Home Ceramic Supplies dollmaking. Santa Ana California Las Vegas - Nevada USA . A Single Rose Dolls Selection of dollmaking supplies for sale.  
    http://clayzee.com/Supplies/Dollmaking/

62. Index
    School of dollmaking seminars to make porcelain dolls, modern and antique reproductions, dresses, hats, wigs, and accessories.  
    http://www.alethor.com/

63. Homemadeinamerica
    Be assured when you see a tear on a cheek, a heart is touched. Dolls. Ali Hansen My name is Ali Hansen, and I love dolls, all types of dolls.  
    http://www.homemadeinamerica.com/dollmaking.html

64. Bell Ceramics
    Offering Gold Marque and Bell's porcelain slip, doll molds, wigs, eyes and dollmaking supplies.  
    http://bellceramics.com/

65. Dollmaking Accessories - Bell Ceramics
    1 Suppliers of dollmaking Supplies in the US and in 30 countries around the World! 1 (352) 394 dollmaking Accessories. Bell carries a  
    http://bellceramics.com/poaccess/body_poacces.htm
    
    Extractions: Dollmaking Accessories Bell carries a full line of products to complete the look of your doll. From doll shoes and hosiery, to eyes, eyelashes, and assembling supplies, Bell's Dollmaking Accessories will help add those special "finishing touches" to you modern or antique reproduction doll. Doll Shoes 9 styles from baby, to toddler, to young ladies, are available. Mary Jane (Sabrina) Shoe Sandals French Shoe Anklet Socks with Lace Knee Stockings Plain White Tights Eyelashes Double Lashes

66. The Dollmaker
    Porcelain dollmaking supplies including china paints, brushes, assembly items, greenware care products, and accessories. Free email newsletter; online dollmaking tutorials.  
    http://www.dollmakersite.com/

67. Dollmaking Tips
    CLOTH DOLL ORIGINALS BY SHER MILLER. dollmaking Tips.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~sherm1948/shersstory/id24.html
    
    Extractions: CLOTH DOLL ORIGINALS BY SHER MILLER Dollmaking Tips WELCOME May I Introduce Myself? Faith Family Values and Pride ... Links PAINTING DOLLS Many dollmakers choose to paint a skintone on their dolls that may be more realistic or desireable in color than the fabric they have chosen. If you have never painted fabric before, you'll soon find that the paint will change the texture, making your fabric stiff. If you don't like the result, simply get a fine grit sandpaper and carefully sand your doll. Rough sanding may result in torn fabric. Before you start to paint you should prepare your surface! Preparation is really an individual choice. Some dollmakers prefer to spray their dolls with stiffener or starch. Others may choose to use a clear sealer (you can purchase inexpensive sprays in the spray paint aisle of your favorite discount stores for 99 cents). My personal preference is gesso, which is more expensive but gives a smoother service. If you don't first prepare your doll, the finish you get will be uneven in color. If you are painting face detail, your colors will run and/or blur.

68. Karen's Dolls & Things
    dollmaking supplies.  
    http://www.karens.com/

69. Crafts-Dollmaking
    Category Craftsdollmaking You are on page 1 showing results 1 to 6 out of 6 Total Results. Anatomy of a Doll Author Susanna Oroyan  
    http://www.ctpub.com/showproducts.cfm?Step=1&FullCat=37

70. Porcelain, Doll, Supplies By Seeleys For The Finest Porcelain Doll Products .
    dollmaking products including slip, paints, brushes, molds and composition bodies..  
    http://www.seeleys.com/
    
    Extractions: Select a link seeley dollmaking doll artisan guild stoneware shopping cart seeley message boards New Seeley Online Catalog Seeley's is a company dedicated to high fire clay products; with a focus on porcelain dollmaking and stoneware decorating in the hobby ceramic field. Seeley's promotes porcelain dollmaking through the manufacturing of quality products and an educational program offering the latest in porcelain dollmaking techniques taught by the industry's top experts. More... porcelain, doll, supplies, porcelain, doll, supplies, porcelain, doll, supplies var test=0; document.write("");

71. ANTONETTE CELY DOLLS: Dollmaking For Doll Artists, Collectors And Doll Lovers Of
    An online resource on dolls, doll art and cloth dollmaking techniques, classes, and books.  
    http://www.cely.com/doll/main.html
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Antonette Cely Dolls a collection of information about the latest in cloth dollmaking techniques, a reference library for doll collectors, and a portfolio of my own one-of-a-kind art dolls. If you love the craft of dolls, or consider dollmaking an art form, I think you'll find something here for you! I also have an online shop where you can buy the patterns, books and videos you are looking for. There's no better way to improve or learn new dollmaking skills (whether it is cloth dollmaking or sculpting dolls) than from these resources, and I hope you'll visit to see what we have to offer!.By the way, it is a SECURE SITE , and we take ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS I also offer a FREE cloth doll pattern for those who want to make dolls or bears for needy children. You can download the pattern and instructions straight to your printer. You are welcome to copy the patterns for Dolly Hugs or Bear Hugs , as long as you do not sell them or the dolls you make from them. And now, thanks to

72. All For A Doll
    Offering porcelain dolllmaking supplies for all your dollmaking needs. Including, but not limited to wigs, eyes, greenware, shoes, clothes, tools, molds and doll accessories.  
    http://www.allforadoll.com

73. Antonette's Dollmaking Videos
    Your online source for the best dollmaking Books, Videos and Supplies available! Some comments on Antonette Cely s dollmaking Videos CUSTOMIZING.  
    http://www.cely.com/shop/comments.html
    
    Extractions: Go to: Dollmaking Videos Cloth Doll Patterns Specials for Dollmakers Dollmaking List ... Contact CUSTOMIZING DOLL PATTERNS MAKING FACES I am thrilled with the overwhelmingly positive response from the dollmakers who have seen my videos, and I'd like to share some of the comments I've received. My first videos contain information you just won't find anywhere else, and I put it all together in a simple, easy to understand way that helps you get past all the technicalities and have fun making better, more realistic dolls. Just give them a try, and you'll see why CUSTOMIZING DOLL PATTERNS and MAKING FACES are your first steps in creating beautiful dolls. Happy dollmaking!

74. Porcelain Dollmaking
    Porcelain dollmaking, softfired greenware, bisque kits, classes, seminars and supplies.  
    http://www.beccasdolls.com
    
    Extractions: Becca's porcelain dollmaking seminar schedule for 2004 is packed with a variety of wonderful and exciting learning for everyone, regardless of your area of special interest. Details and schedules for upcoming seminars and workshops can be found here Competition this past year was really great, with our shop receiving quite a few blue ribbons and top awards. We are already planning for this year's entries, please come in and ask for details. Welcome! Welcome to Becca's Doll Creations where we offer a relaxed atmosphere and approach for your porcelain dollmaking journey. Porcelain is a magical material whether it is in the form of a doll or a decorative piece that is imaginatively and wonderfully embellished. Seeley's and Becca's, in sharing your love and appreciation of porcelain in all of it's form, have been working very hard to expand product offerings and educational opportunities to satisfy your desire to explore this exciting new territory. We are a Seeley Doll Studio and carry all products to enhance your porcelain dollmaking projects.

75. HAMILTON EYE WAREHOUSE - EYES FOR PORCELAIN DOLLS
    Glass paperweight eyes for porcelain dollmaking.  
    http://www.vcnet.com/hamilton/
    
    Extractions: Thank you for inquiring about our SOLID GLASS PAPERWEIGHT EYES, used in the making of porcelain dolls . All of our glass eyes have been specially designed and hand crafted for us according to our specifications. We say "hand crafted" because they, like your hand crafted dolls, have been meticulously "hand made" to show the beauty of the natural color, depth and threading of the eyes, which gives a museum quality look that is so desirable in your porcelain doll. The subtle shades of our icy winter blues, the warm tones of out ethnic browns, the nuances of the grays, greens and violets, gives your doll "expression" and "character". Every time you look at your precious creation, the paperweight eyes will sparkle and ENHANCE the sheer beauty of your labor-of-love..........your doll. You have laboriously made and hand painted the face, fashioned the dress of the finest materials and lace, purchased or made the appropriate wig and leather shoes and to finish her with eyes that are machine made acrylic, does not do justice to your craft. Do you know the results of ultraviolet light?

76. Crafts Etc!
    dollmaking Bears Rabbits. Doll Accessories. Doll Clothes. Doll Glasses. May 17th May 23rd Small Wood 25% off! Home Crafts dollmaking. Top Sellers in dollmaking.  
    http://www.craftsetc.com/Store/ShowCategory.aspx?d=50&c=16&s=-1

77. Create An Heirloom Porcelain Doll
    Porcelain doll kits, angel, santa and doll head, books, cloth doll patterns, doll dressmaking patterns, wigs, shoes, armature, molds and dollmaking accessories.  
    http://www.createanheirloom.com

78. Home & Garden Television: Tips / Hints
    Dyeing For dollmaking Carol Duvall Show Episode CDS617 More Projects », Click here to view a larger image. , Dyeing For dollmaking.  
    http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_fabrics_tips_hints/article/0,1793,HGTV_3393_1373544,
    
    Extractions: Steps: Fill container with enough hot tap water for fabric to move freely, keeping liquid several inches from top of container. Wet fabric first in clear water; remove. Add pre-dissolved dye solution, vinegar or salt and stir well to mix. Cover container with lid or microwave-proof plastic wrap. Microwave at high setting (100-percent) until dye bath simmers. Remove container from microwave. Remove cover and stir.

79. Dolls Dollmaking Resources - Decorative Arts Crafts - Literature
    Dolls and dollmaking Resources Throughout history, dolls have been used as objects or symbols of religious worship, as burial objects, or as children s  
    http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/arts-and-literature_decorative-arts-and-crafts_do
    
    Extractions: FEATURED AUTHORS Donnell Carlisle During my eclectic career life I have been a nurse, dental technician, dental assistant, deputy sheriff, design... Anirban Ray Choudhury The author is a Chartered Accountant and a Banker by profession, and a member of the Mensa International. Mandy Gibbons I have been involved and employed in the health and fitness industry over the past eight years and couldn't imagine my... Chapter Quicklink What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Open Mic Throughout history, dolls have been used as objects or symbols of religious worship, as burial objects, or as children's playthings. These objects have typically been constructed from clay minerals, wood, leather, bone, and ivory. While dolls were once used in religious worship and burial rituals, the 19th century saw the beginning of the industrial production of dolls. Doll's heads came to be made from pottery or porcelain, while the bodies were constructed of cloth or leather. Most recently, dolls have grown immensely popular, with "Barbie" surfacing in the 1960s, "Cabbage Patch Kids" coming into the mainstream in the mid-1980s, and dolls fashioned after television shows and movies being a hit in the 1990s. The links included herein relate specifically to dolls and dollmaking Resources.

80. MD01 Porcelain Dollmaking 1
    MD01 Porcelain dollmaking 1, Produced by MindStorm Productions Join expert dollmaker Judy Orr as she shares the best techniques she has learned from five  
    http://www.customflix.com/Store/ShowTtl.jsp?id=204712

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