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Ida Mae's Greek Key Trimmed Jacket and Calico Dress
The doll Ida Mae is shared in a separate post, which can be found at the following link, along with links to posts about Ida Mae's other...
The doll Ida Mae is shared in a separate post, which can be found at the following link, along with links to posts about Ida Mae's other...
Thank you for starting this blog Dixie! I'd love to learn more about Izannah Walker and her dolls.
ReplyDeleteMy hero! Love you to pieces Dixie. I am so glad that you listen to the drummer in your head.
ReplyDeleteBig blessings for you this new year.
Blondie
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH FOR STARTING THIS BLOG DIXIE. You will be truly blessed for passing on your knowledge and helping others.
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Doreen
Dixie-
ReplyDeleteI'm right with everyone else in thanking you for starting this blog. I can't wait to see what info you have to share about these amazing dolls and their inventive, original, inspired maker. I so enjoyed the detailed photos you posted to the Vintage Cloth Dollmakers group of the original Izannah you were allowed to handle and photgraph. What made those photos so great were that were taken from a dollmakers perspective. Very different from what a collector would want to see. You know what we dollmakers want! I hope you can post those photos here sometime and discuss them in detail. Anyway, thanks again for the blog. Best to you-
Angie in WA
How generous of you to share this wonderful woman's story and her amazing dolls!!
ReplyDeleteThankyou so much, I'll be back often.
Barb