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Winter 2006
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The Magi by Penny Collins She blends cypress-wood sculptures with polymer clay and sumptuous costuming to create her own kind of Christmas magic. |
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Doll Artist Profile: Kelly Buntin Johnson
by Ricë Freeman-Zachery While the artist beads, she takes notes on news stories from around the world, pondering ideas she can use when creating her intricately-detailed Muñecos Santos (Holy Dolls) and Intercessors. |
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Ho, Ho, Ho! Santa’s on his Sleigh!
by Debbie Dinneen “I like to make Santa dolls or sculptures in motion,” says the artist, “dolls that are happy and posses a humorous quality.” |
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Cover Story: Midnight Sky
by Michelle LaForey Our gorgeous cover girl is a beautifully sculpted clay figure with a needle-felted garment spangled with sparkly seed beads. |
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Pandora’s Parchment Panier
by Sandra Evertson Discarded porcelain doll parts and copper wire from a rubber cable inspired the artist and book author to fashion a Parisian princess. |
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Euro Santas: European Gift Givers in America |
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The Natural Challenge
by Marianne Reitsma Many members of the Creative Doll Artists (Not Just Another Doll Club) have long been fans of Akira Blount, whose creations made from natural materials were featured in the premier issue of Doll Art Quarterly. If you want to know how the Natural Challenge was born, you’ll have to pick up the winter 2006 issue! |
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Plus: Kelly Bell’s Charming “WeeOne” Originals, Judith Klawitter’s Glorious Santa Dolls, Show & Tell with lots of Santa dolls (and others!), Odd Doll, and much, much more!
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