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The Stitch Fiddler: ELF ART DOLL
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Monday, March 23, 2015. ELF ART DOLL by Bethann Scott. My inspiration color came to life this week with a small twist, I used a totally different fabric than the original organza that I draped over her shoulder. Much of her costume is needle felted including her Elf hat and slippers. She sits atop a Mushroom that I created. I love the movement and colors. I was going to make a pair of wings, but that will be for the next doll. Elf Doll by Bethann Scott. Elf Art Doll by Bethann Scott The Stitch Fiddler.
The Stitch Fiddler: TWO MORE RABBITS
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Friday, March 13, 2015. I sewed up two more Rabbits one a charcoal grey and the second a warm sandy brown. Both are made using wool. Wool Bunny Rabbits by Bethann Scott "The Stitch Fiddler". Posted by The Stitch Fiddler. I love their tummies. Smartly done! March 14, 2015 at 10:45 AM. I love your wool bunnies. The eyes are wonderful.just like bunny rabbit eyes should be. March 14, 2015 at 3:17 PM. March 16, 2015 at 4:51 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). MY FIRST BASIC CRAZY QUILT BLOCK.
The Stitch Fiddler: SPRING RABBIT DOLL
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Wednesday, March 4, 2015. Spring is on it's way! Wool Rabbit by Bethann Scott. To celebrate March and the soon arrival of spring, I made a grey wool rabbit. The rabbit is button jointed and can sit with legs positioned up or down. I needle felted soft white lamb's wool to the muzzle, tummy and tail. I will be making a couple of these rabbits and then on to finish the art dolls I've been working on.l. Folk Art Wool Rabbit by Bethann Scott. Posted by The Stitch Fiddler. Folk Art Bunny Rabbit. Abundance and...
The Stitch Fiddler: ON SECOND THOUGHT
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Sunday, July 12, 2015. I've re-read all the wonderful e-mails (feedback) that was sent to me concerning the African American Dolls I've made over the past 7 years. The feedback letters and personal comments brought me great joy. Though Etsy may ban certain items that have been sold in the past:. I WILL BE MAKING AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLLS IN THE FUTURE WITH GREAT PLEASURE! I HOPE BY THE END OF THE SUMMER TO HAVE SOME MADE! DANIKA AN AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLL. AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLL BY BETHANN SCOTT ©2015. Art dol...
The Stitch Fiddler: ~VICTORIAN GOWN~
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Tuesday, December 30, 2014. Back in November I started sewing a Victorian style Gown for a doll I've been working on. I usually do a mock up in muslin but I decided to use a cotton print fabric. One day I hope to start with a sketch. The bodice is lined and the sleeves are being set in. I still find it difficult to sew an "applied costume". The applied costume cuts down on bulk, but I enjoy sewing "proper garments" that are fully lined. Victorian Doll Gown WIP by Bethann Scott. Labels: Art Doll WIP.
The Stitch Fiddler: PETTICOAT TIME
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015. Now that the Holidays are over and the New Year is here, I'm making a ruffled petticoat. I wasn't sure what type of petticoat would do for her Victorian Gown. I wanted the petticoat to be somewhat form fitting around her waist and hip area and full at the bottom. I thought maybe a four panel skirt with tiers of ruffles may help give the gown the volume needed. Posted by The Stitch Fiddler. January 6, 2015 at 9:11 PM. It is looking lovely. January 7, 2015 at 5:23 AM.
The Stitch Fiddler: Basic Crazy Quilt Block
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015. Basic Crazy Quilt Block. Periodically the Basic Crazy Quilt Class is offered by Kathy Shawkl (free of charge). She has a lovely blog "Shawkl Designs" if you would like to visit http:/ www.shawkl.com/. Posted by The Stitch Fiddler. Labels: Crazy Quilt Block. Your stitches are just lovely. This class looks like something I would enjoy. Thanks for the info. April 21, 2015 at 9:35 PM. Oh wow for a first time this is awesome! April 23, 2015 at 2:39 PM. You did a fabulous job:).
The Stitch Fiddler: VICTORIAN DOLL WIP
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015. Slowly but surely work is being accomplished. I needed to make a few more mock-ups to arrive at the proper bodice. I wanted princess seams and a square neckline. I used dupioni silk. I chose tiny white pearls, rose colored seed beads and matching sulky thread to bead the trim. I did the same with her silk skirt. I made her a pair of stockings and white satin split drawers. Posted by The Stitch Fiddler. Beading a Doll Bodice. January 21, 2015 at 9:58 AM. Little Red Riding Hood.
The Stitch Fiddler: FAIRY MEETS TRAVELER
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Friday, May 8, 2015. The Fairy and The Traveler. Textile Art Dolls by Bethann Scott. I just couldn't resist showing the difference in the size of these two dolls. The Elf/Fairy is 16" seated and the Traveler is 13" standing! Now I'll be making a small fairy doll with wings. Posted by The Stitch Fiddler. Lovely ladies. Great mushroom. I look forward to your little fairy! May 9, 2015 at 8:07 AM. I think her new costume suits the theme perfectly. Those wee hands must have been difficult. All content on this...
The Stitch Fiddler: TRAVELER DOLL
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Friday, May 8, 2015. Folk Art Traveler Doll by Bethann Scott ©2015. Though I didn't make her in time for the challenge, I'm glad to have made a doll that stands 13 inches tall including the wood plaque. Traveler Art Doll by Bethann Scott ©2015. For her Journey, I gave her a wool scarf tied and tucked under her chin. She carries a basket and a twig for her staff. Folk Art Traveler Doll by Bethann Scott ©2015. Traveler Art Doll by Bethann Scott © 2015. Posted by The Stitch Fiddler. Labels: 12 Inch Art Doll.
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014. Future blog posts by myself will be at a new address:. I hope you will join me there and I thank you for your support these past four years. Posted by Judy Warner. Friday, February 14, 2014. Handwork, Snow, and Sheer Joy. There was 36 inches of snow in Aspen in 24 hours. While it created havoc with my flights, once I did get there, the snow was just beautiful. I got out to take some photos on my 'morning off' from child care. Check out Off the Wall Friday. The photo captures...
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Explorations in Spirit with Dr. Joseph Mancini, Jr. Heaven on Earth: A Different Perspective. A Site for the Expansion of Consciousness. Dr Heather Friedman Rivera from the PLR Institute Interviews Me About My New Book. March 5, 2018. From time to time I feature other authors, researchers, and hypnotherapists on my blog. Today I am very excited to have Dr. Joseph Mancini on PLR Institute. Dr Mancini, thank you for joining me today. First, of all, let me say Congratulations on your new book. There is so m...
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Preaching in Practice: Moving Beyond the Violence of Our Words: Preaching V Practice. Rev Levi Jones wanted to present a fifth post in order to discuss preaching practice in the proposed theological framework of the first four posts. You won’t find here a one-size-fits-all method for every sermon. Instead, Levi offers some suggestive insights into the proper posture of the preacher in preparing for the task, as well as a potential movement for faithful proclamation. My concern here has been maintaining G...
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Observations and (possible) solutions. ADM201 Study Notes Index. A Note About My Notes. Add Splash Page to Custom Object Tab. Saving Line Breaks to Text Fields. Number of Months Between Dates. Accounts without Contacts Report. Displaying Images in Visual Flow. Displaying Images Using Formula Fields. Changeable Images in Visual Flow. Reducing Number of Long Arrows. Visual Flow Tips and Tricks. Hidden Logic in Visual Flow Lookup Filters. One Flow to Manage Fields on Many Objects. Create Temporary ID Subflow.
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Explorations into the Known World
Explorations into the Known World. Thursday, 1 September 2011. Studland - Isle of Wight - Lymington (27th August 2011). And as the sky slowly brightened and our target became firmer on the horizon, I realized I was completely happy, happy in my sleek little boat and my familiarity with the way it handles, happy with the shifting contours of the sea, constantly forming and reforming, with the freshness of the sea air, the circling sea birds and the pure simplicity of the view. Tuesday, 30 August 2011.
