Gallery of Your Creations at Mini World

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	life size original Santa by Nancy Arthurs, Pittsburg, KS
	Here's "Maggie". She is one-of-a-kind, Prosculpt. Her eyes, wig and armature are from Mini World. Thanks! Sunny Carvalho, Pinson, Alabama
	I received my package today and I am so glad and satisfied. And I thank you for the advise on buying the small wigs and accessories-all of the dolls I make are 11.5 and under so I will be your best customer. Thanks so much!!!!! Here is a picture of my latest girl with a shay wig on in s.blonde. Dee and the Yorkies
	I'm a professional doll restorationist specializinf in Shirley Tmeple dolls fomr the 20's through the 40's. Here is a picture of one that I've restored. using eyes I purchased from Mini World. -- Johanne - Whitehorse Design
	We're so proud! Here's a picture of the original sculpture that won a blue ribbon! By none other than our own Pat Jones!
	Here is a picture of an original porcelain doll named Tonya that I made using your "Cotton" wig. Thank you, Barbara Felts http://www.feltsdolls.com
	This is my "Whatever!" doll from Judi Ward's class. (Crafty College - online) I learned a lot and the class was fun! I used the TASHA wig which looks great on her. Between doll classes and your interesting, affordable accessories, I hope to make great looking creations. Thanks!. Shirley Walker California
	I recently began working on sculpting life size newborn baby dolls and was wondering if I could send a picture of one for the gallery. I hope to enter something in this years doll show as well. With four children I sometimes dont know until last minute what I might be able to get done : o ). If there is a problem with the attatchment I sent just let me know. Thanks so much, Shirley Riggs
	This piece is sculpted from paper clay and is standing on a mosaic base. Her wings are made from silk dipped into Cloth Clay to give them some body.The wings are painted with acrylic paint. There is a wire in the upper part of the wings. Her skirt is muslin dipped into Cloth Clay and painted. This stuff is a good companion for air dry paper clay. Thanks again. Bonnie Jones http://www.picturetrail.com/bonniejones
	This is the Jessica I did using "Paula" in auburn. The "Lady Ann" wig restyled and in auburn would come awfully close to Reb's wig, wouldn't it? Andrea Collum
	Here are the pics of the aboriginal doll of Kate Twohig's that I made about 3 years ago. As you can see, she is a basic 14" doll, with a painted face. Kate included the face diagram to scale , so that it could be drawn on to the face before painting. There is a boy doll included in the pattern. He has a lap-lap on and has aboriginal symbols on his body as well as his face. I have not made him.... but I guess I really should, so she can have understanding company...grin. Barb http://users.interact.net.au/~wmas
	Here are some pictures you may enjoy. thanks to all for your wonderful service. -- Ingrid Beier (see Ingrid's tips on firing greenware that's been cleaned wet in our Tips from Friend Section)
	The wig was great, I thought at first I was not going to get it on but I remembered you saying to just snip the elastic at the back . Here's a photo of her- Queen. thank you Hugs from Wendy Johnson in UK
	Here is my latest creation, a Santa Claus in deep burgundy velvet. I used your Realistic eyes (for the first time) and was very pleased with the results. He is three and a half feet tall. I also received the 2000 catalogue and look forward to future purchases. One question: do you think you will have the wefted mohair. I find it a lot easier to work with than the loose packaged ones. Thanks again Michelle Saari, msaari@imag.net North Vancouver, BC Canada
	Calling all Dollmakers! Share what you've made here! It's easy to do -- just take a picture and e-mail it to us. Just eEmail us and I'll contact you about jhow to send your pictures. You can snail-mail your pictures to our postal address too!