CRAFT CABIN GIVE-AWAY

You don't want to miss this Give-Away by Doris at Craft Cabin. She has not one
not two , not three, but 4 FOUR items in this freebie ! 
Be sure to hop on over to her blog, become a follower, leave a message and
wait for the drum roll on this Easter Give-Away.

Enjoy
Susan

http://www.thecraftcabin.blogspot.com/

NEW GIVE-AWAY

We have a new Give-Away from one of the artists at OFG, Old FarmHouse
Gathering.
Lisa has come up with a wonderful fun Give-Away.  Just click on the link
below.
You won't be disappointed.
Hugs
Susan

http://www.themoonlitstitch.blogspot.com/

EASTER GIVE-AWAY

And the Give-Aways just keep on coming. Be sure and check out this
Give-Away by Deb at Primitive Country. What an array of goodies.  Just
click on the link below.

http://debsprimitivecountrykitchen.blogspot.com/

Enjoy

Susan

BUNNY RABBIT GIVE-AWAY

An adorable Bunny with Egg is being offered by Marie, Mamaws Creations.
She is a fellow OFG member at Etsy.

Just click on the link below to visit her blog.
Enjoy
Susan

http://www.mamawscreations.blogspot.com/

EASTER BUNNY DOLL SWAP

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Here is the doll that Bev Torres made for me in the Bunny Doll Swap that Susan O'Conner of Rabbit Hollow Prims put together.   
The swap was so much fun as the others have been .  I feel like another friend has been found !
Isn't this design of Bev's adorable.  The curled toes and hands are adorable. She did a fantastic job on her.

 

EASTER BUNNY DOLL SWAP

Susan O'Conner of Rabbit Hollow Prims had another swap for us ladies.  I was partnered with Bev Torres.  This is the Easter Doll that I made for Bev.  She was approx. 20" tall.  An osanberg cloth body that was tea-dyed. I used vintage linen for the inner part of her ears. Love to add bling so made a nylon net petticoat. The eggs in the basket were made with paper mache' pulp, then I painted them white with a staining over them. She hasn't decided what color to paint her Easter eggs.  Will post pictures of the rabbit doll Bev made for me just as soon as the weather is sunny and can get a good shot.

MY DOLL CREATIONS

I am posting a couple of my doll photos that were used at the Cloth Doll Group I belong to. Started creating dolls back in 1986. Began in the craft shows, then after leaving the medical field the adventure led me to my own Country Store and of course the dolls were there.
My Rabbit Doll is made from tea-stained velvet. This was alot of fun to make. Most of my dolls incorporate pieces of antique or vintage textiles and objects. When first copy righting the dolls they were under my designer name Susan Janssen-Green.
Enjoy
Susan