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The Busker:
- Saints and Spinners
- I am a musical storyteller in Seattle, Washington. I make embroidered wool felt dolls: Alkelda Dolls. Full disclosure: I am neither a saint nor a textile-spinner.
GermanDolls
A fellow NaturalKids artisan
Willodel
A fellow NaturalKids artisan
Shoot the Breeze!
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11 comments:
Beautiful!
What a great site! And those Winter dolls are, in particular, so lovely.
And I see Piper's Forget-Me-Not! WOO HOO!
I'm afraid I can't have a look just yet - I need a better browser. I'm sure it looks great, and I hope to see it someday soon.
Great to see them all together like that. It boggles my mind how many hours and how much love you have invested in all those figures. And I love Spinneret as the name.
Thanks, all!
Book Chook, in case you were curious, it takes between 6-9 hours to sew each of the large dollies and 2-4 hours for the small ones (depending upon the amount of detail and whether or not the doll requires legs).
Timothy, I hope your browser decides to cooperate soon. I didn't even think about that when I created the site.
Jules, I just added a daffodil prince, which I thought you'd appreciate.
LSM: Thanks! As you've probably guessed, there is something in the works for you.
Squeeee!!!!!
It's getting to be planting season here, and you've inspired me to get some crocus. Oh, you. I will definitely check out the new site!
Beautiful gallery! I noticed Poppy right away!
I *love* the pussy willow lady and the Snowdrop girl. They are all so beautiful! When I see things like that it makes me want to try making some, but yours are so charming!
BlueMamma: I bet yours would be lovely. By the way, I decided that I actually would open an Etsy shop. At this time, it's just a storefront until/unless I actually decide to do something with it. Here's the empty storefront: Alkelda.etsy.com
I may put out a call to my readers to offer suggestions/wishes for the shop. I'd want at least 5 dollies ready to go by the time I would officially open up the shop.
They are so beautiful! WOW! I love them all!
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