This is the newest black doll that I have made. She is very simple with wool hair and a handstitched face. She wears mismatching baby shoes!
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He who hath a sharp tongue will soon cut his own throat.
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About Me
- Jill
- ky, United States
- Welcome to my Blog! I am 31 years old and work full time at a law office. In the evenings and on the weekends I create. I have been a doll maker for many years and I learn something new every day. I reside in the beautiful hills of eastern Kentucky and I have three furry kids. As well as many critters outside. I hope you enjoy my blog, come on in and sit a spell. May God Bless, Jill
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