Milli is my latest creation and I am really pleased with her. She's turned out so cute!
I've been itching to use this red alpacca fleece for ages, and Milli's colouring was just right.
She is a one-of-a-kind and is currently available in my Folksy shop.
Saturday, 27 June 2009
Milli
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
Chickens on wheels
Chickens on vintage wooden cotton reels now available to 'buy now' in my Folksy Shop.
Prefer not to use Paypal? no problem - I'm always happy to receive orders for anything on the blogsite if you want to contact me direct! Just remember to allow time for me to get stitchin' and for cheques to clear if it's not something I've got in stock. Thanks, Sarah x
Tuesday, 26 May 2009
I just love making these pull along style dolls. Chickens on vintage cotton reels and pull-along rabbits available at Elsecar this coming weekend!
Sunday, 29 March 2009
Saturday, 14 March 2009
Check out Country Living April issue - Emporium!
How exciting! One of my dolls has made it in to the April issue of Country Living magazine!
Harriet at Hunter Gatherer is currently stocking some of my jumping Hares and submitted one to C.L. and they loved it.

They are available from Hunter G at £29 each or direct from me at £18 if you can wait a 5 days for me to make one specially for you!
Sunday, 1 March 2009
New Rabbits for Spring 2009
I just adore these rabbits - made from one of Veenas' patterns in the US. They are made from aged Osnaburg and I have used vintage glass eyes and genuine, old boot buttons for the eyes (which I sourced from the US). No names from them yet, but since I have obsessively read the series of Twilight books twice since Christmas they will probably be known as Bella and Alice!
Large Rabbits 2009 £25 each - both dolls pictured have now been sold, but they are available to order and I hope to have some available at forthcoming craft events.
Thursday, 31 July 2008
Liddy Ninroot
Meet Liddy Ninroot, a lovely doll designed by Kim at Veena's Mercantile in the US. I just adore these dolls - they remind me of images from the 16th/17th century and have an almost puritan feel about them, a simple, primitive charm. They are made from cotton and have needle sculpted faces, which are handpainted and stained. I have made them in two sizes to compliment a castle or country cottage...
Liddy Ninroot - large £25, small £20