Here is the original handmade doll I purchased for my 60th birthday.
http://www.umass.edu/fac/calendar/hampden/events/TerryJenoure.html Terry Jenoure made it. She named it "Deep Like A River." The body is made from socks. The dress is part of an old sweater. TJ calls her doll collection "Sweater Girls." I added one of my grandmother's pins to the hat on the right. (Sorry above link is so awkward. Not good at copy/paste method of doing links.)
A bit ago I drew my doll for "The Big Draw."
Then
Lynn, a master quilter(though she says no, no, virgin quilter), quilted this wonderful doll and named it Suki!!! I love the way one piece of art inspires another, inspires another. Round and round it goes. Thnaks Lynn!!!
Here is the original handmade doll I purchased for my 60th birthday. http://www.umass.edu/fac/calendar/hampden/events/TerryJenoure.html Terry Jenoure made it. She named it "Deep Like A River." The body is made from socks. The dress is part of an old sweater. TJ calls her doll collection "Sweater Girls." I added one of my grandmother's pins to the hat on the right. (Sorry above link is so awkward. Not good at copy/paste method of doing links.)
A bit ago I drew my doll for "The Big Draw." 
Then Lynn, a master quilter(though she says no, no, virgin quilter), quilted this wonderful doll and named it Suki!!! I love the way one piece of art inspires another, inspires another. Round and round it goes. Thnaks Lynn!!!
