MariJ Posted January 29, 2012 Oh, Joyce - what a beautifully touching layout. I love your photo and so enjoyed reading your journaling about the special doll your Mom made you. So interesting. Your page is gorgeous - I like ths soft colors you used and the way you framed your photo. Your embellishment cluster is gorgeous. This is so wonderful in all ways! Quote Link to comment
Sherry Lynn Posted January 29, 2012 Oh my goodness Joyce what a beautiful layout- I love the Vintage feel, your cluster holding your precious doll photo AND I thoroughly enjoyed reading your journaling, WOW what a treasure you have and want a talent your Mother had --- LOVE IT! Quote Link to comment
Florida granny Posted January 29, 2012 Wow - what an amazing dress and wonderful doll! I'm so glad she has survived and that you've taken photos of her to share with us. I love the sunny yellow, that pretty font and your lovely and happy clusters around the frame. Just a beautiful page. Quote Link to comment
sanot Posted January 29, 2012 What a great memory to have scrapped! The journaling really gives us a feel for the sentimental importance of it, but the others parts of the layout are beautiful as well! Quote Link to comment
englishrose Posted January 29, 2012 I have never heard of thistechnique before Joyce. An interesting page - makes me curious about your Mum and her talents. Great page - good colours to go with your photo. Quote Link to comment
scrapster33 Posted January 29, 2012 Very interesting, I never heard of this either. Great colors and cluster also. Quote Link to comment
lorac Posted January 29, 2012 I love your story, Joyce. I can see why this would be so special to you. That doll is just adorable and the dress is incredible. I've never heard of this technique before, however, it is interesting. Love the background paper, soft colors, frame and cluster. You did a great job with this. Quote Link to comment
Belle Posted January 30, 2012 I found this journaling so fantastic. Your Mom really was talented Joyce. I know she was the artist in the family and the apple did not fall far from the tree. Lovely layout. Quote Link to comment
jode2771 Posted January 30, 2012 Joyce, that dress is incredibly beautiful, so simple and delicate and so intricate at the same time... First time I ever heard of the technique and so whilst viewing on iPhone I got to read the details before seeing the picture- far more beautiful than I imagined... Your vintage feel cluster adds something special to this interesting and inspiring page... Your mother was quite a remarkable artist (was it unusual for women to do this in those days?) and I so enjoyed seeing your doll, this and mom's rose are beautiful pages and pieces :-) if you want to showcase more of your mums works I would love seeing them :-D Quote Link to comment
BetC Posted January 30, 2012 Lovely, lovely! Your soft yellow and blue is a lovely combination - the BOY cluster is perfect here. I really enjoyed reading the journaling. I've seen a few dolls with the porcelain dresses, but had no idea how it was done. Your mom did beautiful work! Quote Link to comment
jorunswithscissors Posted January 30, 2012 Joyce, your story was very interesting to me. Reminds me of Dresden dolls. -- What a beautiful dress. How fabulous that your mother made them!! -- Love your clustering in the corner of the photo. Simply lovely layout!! Quote Link to comment
Jenna Posted January 30, 2012 Beautiful doll & a LO to match! The colors are soft & pretty & I enjoyed reading how the doll was made. Quote Link to comment
cyndals Posted January 30, 2012 Very pretty, Joyce. Really enjoyed your journaling too...so interesting how the dress was made. Quote Link to comment
luckyladybug Posted January 31, 2012 Wow! Amazing layout, and a real treasure to boot! Your doll is superb. I've heard of that porcelain technique--I had a small figurine with a lace dress done that way, but I've never seen a baby doll like that. How amazing that your mother made her for you. Thanks for sharing your treasure. Quote Link to comment
Jster025 Posted February 2, 2012 Such a sweet memory to scrap . . . Very clever lady, your mother. I think I have a Raggedy Ann-type doll my mother made; and I have MANY pieces of clothes she made for my dolls. She was quite the seamstress! I saved as much as I could for my ‘future daughter’. Alas, no daughter. But I’m waiting for maybe one in the next generation. Sweet cluster and love the yellow/blue coloring. Quote Link to comment
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