Christmas decorating just got a whole lot sweeter with this little handmade doll. She holds a stocking made from vintage ticking. The stocking is tied with a little jingle bell and stuffed with a sprig of frosted faux greenery. In her cotton dress of reproduction design from earlier days she reaches 9 inches tall with a loop behind her shoulders for hanging from a peg, garland, wreath or pine branch. Because I love the look of frays and pinholes in fabric when creating, you will find those on this doll adding to her charm. She is all cotton and wool from the inside out. All her visible stitching is by hand. Kindly asking 85.00 which includes shipping.

Made from 2 inch hourglass pattern blocks this little doll quilt measures 8 x 10 inches. Any fan of Jane Austen might take a kindred liking to this quilt because almost all of the fabrics used are reproductions of the fabrics found in Jane Austen’s original home. The historical originals are owned by Jane Austen’s House which is an independent museum and charity in the UK and a fabric company was given access to reproduce the originals. This is a very labor intensive design working with small pieces to make up each 2 inch block. Even though the blocks are sewn by machine all other visible stitching as in the quilting and sewing down the binding is done by hand with cotton thread. The fabrics did sit in a dye bath of coffee so variations of shade cane be seen.

The Ohio Star block is the central medallion of this doll quilt with an hourglass block in each corner. 10 x 13 inches. The quilt is sewn together by machine but all the visible stitching which is the quilting and binding is done by hand with cotton thread. The fabrics sat in a coffee dye bath awhile so variation of shade shows across the quilt. Kindly asking $85.00 which includes shipping.