Well this is a surprise, I haven't posted anything in ages, so kicking off the week with a 'Blue Monday' or 'Monday Blue's post of my sweet Edith (Miss Dolly, 16 inches) wearing this fabulous blue sailor suit made by a talented Schoenhut Seamstress. The weather is certainly dismal and dreary and quite appropriate for Monday blues....
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Showing posts with label Edith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edith. Show all posts
Monday, 22 July 2024
Friday, 1 May 2020
It's May!
I'm going to try and make something every day in May.
Today I made Peggy Sue a new dress which she loves from some fabric that was given to me by my neighbour as a thank you for the tiny rag dolls I made for her and her grand-daugther.
These are the two little dolls that have gone to their new homes. I am waiting to hear what names they will be given.
On one of the groups I am on someone said they didn't know that there was a wooden Edith the Lonely doll, so I have taken a photo of mine to show her. I have an idea of taking a photo a day of a different doll this month...but whether I achieve that is another thing!
Friday, 10 August 2018
Five on Friday
Just a quick snapshot today of Five on Friday due to the weather not being the best! As in too wet to photograph outside.
Edith, Clara, Astrid, Janice and Dorothy
Friday, 26 January 2018
Schoenhut Series - Edith
Last year I was going to start a series of posts on my Schoenhut family...it seems I only ever did one! The first of the 'Schoenhut Series' posts can be found here: Schoenhut Series - Astrid I thought it was about time I continued it. So continuing on from the first.
Edith was one of the first dolls to arrive here after Anne-Marie and Peggy Sue. She is a Miss Dolly Face Model 16/316 She is probably one of my most 'minty' dolls, although her human hair wig is probably not her original.
One of my favourite photos of her, and also one that actually made Flickr's 'Explore' page much to my delight is this one (shown above) taken in February 2013 when she was out walking her 'baby' with Peggy Sue in the garden.
Edith was one of the first dolls to arrive here after Anne-Marie and Peggy Sue. She is a Miss Dolly Face Model 16/316 She is probably one of my most 'minty' dolls, although her human hair wig is probably not her original.
This photo above, shows the dress and apron she arrived wearing.
Sadly she isn't quite as 'mint' as she was when she arrived as she had a bit of a 'head butt' incident with one of the other members of the Schoenhut family when they were having a group photo taken!
That is one of the dilemmas with vintage and antique dolls...do you 'play' with them, or do you keep them locked up and simply admired. I do like to 'play' with mine especially as that was their original purpose, but one of the problems with this is you have to be prepared for them to receive a few 'bumps and bruises'. Now Edith doesn't get played with as much as say Peggy Sue or Lewis, so has less chance of receiving knocks, but it can so easily happen as evidence shows - a simple photo shoot and taking a topple (even though it was on grass), and suddenly she has a bit of a 'boo boo'. It doesn't seem to have fazed her much, so I guess I shouldn't let it worry me too much either.
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