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Your
One-Stop-Shop
for Creativity
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| Readers
Write |
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Mini
Portfolio: Exploring the World of
Kim Goldfarb’s Mixed-Media Sculptures |
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Doll-In-A-Box
by elinor peace bailey |
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Jill
Bennett’s Beauty:
It’s in the Eye of the Beholder |
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| Sherry
Whetstone-McCall’s Erzulie |
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The
Renaissance Doll Series:
Layered Collage Art Dolls
by Lynne Sward |
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Carolee,
Teasel & Harrison:
Mickie McCormic’s Rolled-Cloth Dolls |
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Doll
Artist Profile: Lynne Sward
by Ricë Freeman-Zachery |
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Raven
Steals the Sun
by Martha Boers |
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Goddess
Dolls:
Easy Fabric-Doll Brooches
by Lee DeLauri |
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In
the Know: book & video reviews
by Sylvia Valle |
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| In
the Next … Art Doll Quarterly |
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Dolls
in the Kitchen!
“Funk-Face” Fridge Magnets
by Carolyn Bell |
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Beaded
Beauties: Springtime Dolls
by Barbara McClean |
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Silly,
Spontaneous & Self-Affirming:
Body-Image Dolls
by Diana Twedt |
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In
Defense of Stuff:
A Mixed-Media Doll Artist Speaks Out
by Mary Mansfield |
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Kickin’
It with Matilde
by Natalie Eden & Thorne Ashton |
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| Darlene
Schaper’s Dolls of Nostalgia |
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| Show
& Tell |
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| Submission
Guidelines |
117 |
Blockhead
Dolls:
Building Blocks to Easy Dollmaking
by Janet Hofacker |
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Under
the Sea: Found-Object Doll Chairs
by Julie Wood |
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Meet
the Bridge Sisters
by Bambi Doe Blake |
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| Zaryana
Bogatyrova’s Time for Changes |
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Doll
Party: Convention Listings
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Fabric
Painting Basics
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| Polymer
Clay Basics |
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Odd
Doll:
Teesha Moore’s Landscape of a Doll |
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| Sylvia
Bissonnette: Cover and pages 16, 20, 22, 27, 30, 35-38, 41, 59,
62, 64, 66, 76, 78, 118, 120, 122, 130, and 144. |
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Emily Arata:
Pages 15, 17, 21, 23-24, 28-29, 90, 103, 119, and 131.
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Ziemer: Pages 3, 17, 31-32, 81, 89, 93, 97, 99, 105, 107-108,
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The
Spring 2005 issue of Art Doll Quarterly has rolled off the press and
is available on newsstands now! Inside, you’ll find:
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Doll
Artist Profile: Lynne Sward
by Ricë Freeman Zachery
Meet Lynne Sward, a doll artist can’t imagine what her life would
be like if everything in her past hadn’t happened exactly as it
did, from her charmed childhood to her happy marriage, from dropping
out of college to successfully battling breast cancer. In this issue,
Lynne shares her story and a beautiful collection of her vibrant, creative
fabric dolls.
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Mini
Portfolio: Exploring the World of Kim Goldfarb’s Mixed-Media Sculptures
by Sharilyn Miller
Art Doll Quarterly interviews a phenomenal New Mexico sculptor whose
mixed-media “dolls” are now highly sought-after works of art.
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Doll-in-a-Box
by elinor peace bailey
“This doll form resulted from a class I took with artist Sara Austin,”
says the author, a well-known doll artist and workshop instructor. To
explore the theme of “where dolls come from” for the artist,
elinor peace bailey designed a quilted fabric box with a doll inside.
Then she created a smaller version for our readers to try, a pop-up
doll in-a-box that you won’t be able to resist! Includes two free
patterns.
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Dolls
in the Kitchen: Funk Face Fridge Magnets
by Carolyn Bell
Her handmade Christmas-tree ornaments were transformed into doll heads
with magnets for round-the-year enjoyment. Now the artist shares her
easy techniques for making “Funk Face” Fridge Magnets.
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Layered
Collage Art Dolls
by Lynne Sward
After reading this issue’s Doll Artist Profile, you’ll want
to try Lynne Sward’s famous technique for layering and stitching
a fabric collage for dollmaking. All the information you need to make
a Layered Collage Art Doll on a painted stand is included, plus a free
doll pattern.
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Silly, Spontaneous
& Self-Affirming: Body Image Dolls!
by Diana Twedt
Women’s bodies come in all shapes and sizes, so why shouldn’t
our dolls? In this article, paper artist Diana Twedt explores ways
we can break free from traditional human forms to make expressive
dolls that are silly, spontaneous, and self-affirming.
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Kickin’
It with Matilda
by Natalie Eden and Thorne Ashton
She’s got attitude, and the secret’s in her micro-suede skin.
Learn how the artists collaborated to make this high-spirited, needle-sculpted
figure.
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Plus:
Janet Hofacker’s Blockhead Doll, Springtime Dolls by Barbara McClean,
Easy Fabric-Doll Brooches by Lee DeLauri, Found-Object Doll Chairs by
Julie Wood, Mickie McCormic’s Rolled-Cloth Dolls, and much, much
more!
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