I found this one-of-a-kind 18-inch needle-sculpted cloth doll on Ruby Lane during a recent sale.
This lovely doll has needle-sculpted and painted facial features. Her eyes are brown. Her wig was made of mohair which is still attached to the hide.
Her dress is shown from the back in this photo. A white ribbon is threaded through the blouson waist of the dress. The back closes with two hook and eye closures. |
Knit bloomers |
Handmade black leather lace-up boots |
Wired arms and fingers |
Unclothed, her all-cloth body is shown here. |
She is signed on the back, "Sandy Wright 1998." |
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Dbg, you are a true dolls collector. You always find the most interesting dolls around and you give them the home they deserve. I love how this doll is constructed. Her legs are shaped like real legs. Her fingers are detailed and it looks like they can bend. Correct me if I'm wrong.
ReplyDeleteI hope you will be able to find more information about her.
Take care!
Her fingers are wired and one leg is sculpted so she stands slightly on the toes of that leg. I hope I will be able to find more about the artist, too. Thank you!
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She is just so charming. I can see why you took her in.
ReplyDeleteThank you, April!
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