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Patterns
by
Barbara
Graff
Kith
and Kin Designs
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Recommended: Roc-lon
muslin and Airtex
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Man!
The
pattern for this well-formed male Body includes arm and
leg variations allowing you to create a doll in any position.
Shoulders are button jointed. No clothing patterns are
included. Available in a 16" and 34" doll pattern.
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Woman!
A
charming, very shapely doll. Barbie should look so good!
Patterns are included for a woman's body in two sizes:
32" and 16". Arm and leg variations are also
included so you can create a doll in any position. Introduced
is a technique called "soft-stuffing"' allowing
for the unbelievable shaping! Pattern includes easy directions
for hands with wired fingers, a needle-sculpted face,
and curly hair made from fabric. There are no patterns
included for clothing.
Price:
12.00
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Dollhouse
Families
Offering
complete patterns and directions for all dolls pictures
under Dollhouse Families. There are 8 different sizes
included: 6" man, 5 1/4" woman, 5" teen
girl, 5 1/4" teen boy, 4" child, 3" child,
2 1/2" child, and 1 1/2" infant. Clothing includes
Old-fashioned Country Style and Contemporary. Every doll
is created with a full body armature, making them completely
posable.
Price:
12.00
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Doll house Doll Patterns made
into miniature Raggedies
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Blanks
only, from the Dollhouse Dolls pattern made by Barbara Graff.
For more info click here:
http://barbaragraff.com/item8.html
You can
request that they be made of plain unbleached muslin, or muslin dyed to match
Caucasian or African-American skin tone.
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FINE
EQUINERY Carousal
Horse***Unicorn
Horse body
stands 13 inches tall. Carousal Horse to top of pole measures
18 inches. Leg variations are included so horse body can be
standing, running, or jumping. Mane can be quilted or made from
fiber.
Price:
10.00
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FINE
EQUINERY
In Miniature!
Dobbin is
the perfect size for the Dollhouse Dolls to ride! Are you making
dollhouse dolls for your little girl? You know little girls
love horses. Better get the horse, too! Features button-jointed
and wired legs, and an embroidered mane.
Price:
10.00
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Toddler
pattern
This delightful
14" toddler ( which can be made as a little girl or boy)
has button jointed hips and shoulders, a button nose, real belly
button, piggy toes, articulated hands and dimples on the buns.
Price:
8.00
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U.B.
Dragon
 A
unique dragon in flight, to be enjoyed as a mobile, by Barbara
Graff of Kith & Kin Originals. Variety: Speckled Sea Dragon
not to be confused with the Appalachian Tree Dragon. Though
30" from nose to tail, he requires 18 square inches of
air space to hang free. Featured are wired bat-like wings and
wired claws on wings and feet. He carries a banner saying "Save
the Dragons!". This dragon is unsuitable as a toy, but
is adorable hanging in a child's room. Suggestions: create him
in white muslin as a "Color Me Dragon".
Price:
10.00
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FAERIE
FROLICS
Miniature
Faeries in three sizes: 5 1/2 inch man 5 inch woman 4 inch child
Cloth dolls have bead joints at the shoulders and hips.
Price:
8.50
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Mother
of All Dragons (Mom!)
60"
long from the tip of her fiery breath to the tip of her tail,
this formidable creature with a mouthful of teeth and flames
cradles her precious speckled egg to her chest. Standing 18"
tall she features wired feet, ears and wings.
Price:
10.00
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The
NATIVITY
Twelve
miniature figures representing the characters of the sriptures'
telling of the birth of Jesus Christ. Included are the
infant Jesus, Mary, Joseph, the three kings, a shepherd,
a little shepherd boy, an Angel, a camel ,a donkey, and
a lamb. The cloth figures are 1/12 scale. All are fully
posable and playable.
Price:
14.00
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 Angel Challenge by Cloth Doll Supply and Barbara Graff
Our thanks go out to the
doll makers who entered the Angel Challenge. Barbara Graff
was delighted to see the Angels as they were made up for
this challenge.
Due to being away over the long holiday and having email
problems, Barbara has not been able to send me her
commentary on the challenge entries or to make them
available on the web site yet. She has "something
wonderful" to say about each of the entries and we will
be posting this at a later date.
 The winner of $150.00 worth of Supplies from Cloth Doll
Supply for this Angel Challenge is Laura Lunsford. She sent
in 'Angel In Pink', whose face is painted with acrylics .
Congratulations!
After discussing the reasons of why Barbara chose 'Angel
In Pink' as the winning entry, (and hearing the wonderful
things she had to say about the others as well)
we have decided to send a $50 Cloth Doll Supply Gift Bag
to
both Amanda Lee
and Sandy Romero
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Amanda Lee |
for their wonderful Angel Entries too! |
Sandy Romero |
Click Here to see Previous Winners! |
Previous
WINNERS!
Both of these entries will receive $100 plus
of supplies from Cloth Doll Supply!
"First
Prize"
By Nancy Clark of Wyoming
"Juruthra Rachel"
by Jo Ellen Dismukes of Lacey Jane Primitives
An Izannah angel created from a B. Graf Pattern of Kith &
Kin
Juruthra is made from Cloth Doll Supply hand dyed muslin
(flesh), her hair with bun is painted as are her shoes. I
did her face using watercolors by Prismacolor. Her dress is
a civil war print and the pantaloons are made from vintage
gauze. Finally, her wings are made of Angelina Fibers
(Enchanted Forest Flash) sewn between pieces of vintage
petticoat netting.
A note from Barbara about the Angel Challenge Dolls:
I enjoyed seeing all the little angels created from my
pattern, and I'd like to thank you for the opportunity.
I would like to say that judging a
contest from photographs is very difficult. You
cannot see-touch-feel the dolls. And as soon as you want
to take a closer look and see the craftsmanship (clipped
curves...hanging threads...etc.) it can't be done.
By it's nature, judging from photos is "Which is the best
doll? Guess!"
Another problem is the bias of the Judge...me. I
designed the angel. It's size and gesture were made to
fit my own needs and desires. Good luck trying to
recreate what you think I had in mind!
The winner was Laura Lunsford with her "Angel in
Pink". I loved the bright, happy face painted with
acrylics (and I appreciate the difficulty in doing so).
The colors sing. She's energetic, happy, fun to be
around. I love the satin ribbon on the feet...the sparkle
on the wings. Well done!
I also loved Amanda Lee's angel. I loved the mix and
use of different fabrics. The expression holds
a sincerity and seriousness that gives me comfort. I hope
she's keeping me in her prayers.
Sandy Romero's angels touched me as they made strong
yet simple statements. One seems aged by pain, love, and
experience as she cradles the twin towers in her arms.
Another doll...created to commemorate a christening,. I
loved the appropriate and perfect use of the pattern.
Thank you friends for letting me share my pattern
with you!
Hugs, Barbara Graff
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