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The Day – Handmade dolls inhabit two worlds | News from southeastern Connecticut

Barry, Amy J. “Handmade dolls inhabit two worlds”, The Day [New London]. March 19, 2013, pp D1-D2 Starry Night, 2007, Oil on panel, 27” x 33” Self-portrait with…

Margarita H Maxson
March 19, 2013

American dolls, art doll, artist doll, cloth body, handpainted doll, handpainted hair, inspired art doll, Izannah Walker, miniature dolls, reproduction dolls, sculpted head, Victorian dolls

THE MAKING OF MINI BLACK IZANNAH WALKER INSPIRED DOLL

My idea was just to have lots of fun and explore the beauty of Izannah Walker dolls, in a small size, because my 2 year-old-boy is too much action now. I started designing the doll, and when I had to…

Margarita H Maxson
April 7, 2011

American dolls, art doll, artist doll, cloth body, handpainted doll, handpainted hair, inspired art doll, Izannah Walker, miniature dolls, reproduction dolls, sculpted head, Victorian dolls

Making mini Izannah Walker doll

I love Izannah Walker dolls, they have a kind of peace in their faces. This time I wanted to make a mini Izannah, she measures 3 3/4 inches, and I followed the procedure of making a stuffed cloth body, and…

Margarita H Maxson
March 12, 2011