A crazy quilt in the making--one inch scale |
Embroidery on silk--1 1/16 x 7/8 inches. |
3/4 inch porcelain doll with knit dress, the back ground is an embroidered table cloth. |
wooden doll named Nell. Her dress, sweater and pantaloons are knit on lace needles with fine hand sewing cotton. |
porcelain doll on Evalina's bed. Bed spread and clothing are hand knit. |
one inch scale child's dress knit out of silk. Glass buttons and embroidery are sewn down the down the front. |
Doreen Sinnett's "Bru doll", dressed in hand knit clothes and leather boots. |
One of my porcelain dolls with cloths knit of fine hand sewing cotton. I have yet to name her. |
More porcelain dolls that I sculpted...All clothing is knit on lace needles. Posy is the smallest doll in the bottom picture and is 1 1/8 inches. |
one inch scale man's sweater. The man is almost finished and is meant to be a gentleman gardener. |
Half scale pillow... silk embroidery on silk fabric. The flowers are meant to be primroses. |
one inch scale baby in knit one piece suit. I used YLI #100 silk thread and.000,000,0 lace needles. |
Same baby...he is also one piece and is re-sculpted by me from an antique German mold |
Crawling one inch scale baby that I re-sculpted from the same German mold . |
A new character...I think that I will name her Lilia. She is about the same height as Evalina but thinner. She is wearing a peach hand knit dress with a knit slip and pantaloons. |
Good Morning,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your work. Thank you for posting your tutorial on the basket. It is unlikely that I will attempt to make one but it helps me realize what a labour of love so many of the miniature works are.
I do love your knitted items. Do you develop your own patterns?
All the best .
Regards Janine
I so hope you will eventually help us learnnto knitbthose tiny clothes! I have little 31/2 inch parian dolls that are the inhabitants of my half inch scale house- and they all need new shawls and coats, and hats... I have got to learn to knit!
ReplyDeletePlease look at them on my blog and see if you have ideas if you can! Http://halfscaledollhousegammagehouse.blogspot.com
You have wonderful needdlewoks!
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ReplyDeleteI love your dolls. I hope to be able to knit like you one day. I saw a picture of how to make a tiny tilda doll, I thought I saw it here on your site and now I can't find it. I have been looking for weeks and at the point of tears. Can you tell me if you have it before I go crazy?
Thank you,
Sherry Ramsey
Evaline, you have such a great even hand in your knitting 🧶 I would love to be invited to your knitting blog.
ReplyDeleteOops! ‘Lucy’ I got your name mixed up with your blog spot name 🙃
ReplyDeleteI have just started mini knitting and am enjoying it so much!