Meet Ronnie by Veronica Johnson. Poor Ronnie has had the misfortune to visit me while we are unpacking, recovering from the sale of our house and hunting for a new home. So she hasn't had much fun. But she did get the chance to spend some time in my sewing "nook" helping me to get things sorted. Ronnie is overdue to move on and will be heading out to her next destination this weekend.
Showing posts with label Doll Street Travel Doll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doll Street Travel Doll. Show all posts
Friday, October 10, 2008
DollStreet Traveler #3
Meet Ronnie by Veronica Johnson. Poor Ronnie has had the misfortune to visit me while we are unpacking, recovering from the sale of our house and hunting for a new home. So she hasn't had much fun. But she did get the chance to spend some time in my sewing "nook" helping me to get things sorted. Ronnie is overdue to move on and will be heading out to her next destination this weekend.Sunday, August 17, 2008
Victory by Yvonne Howard

The second of the four Doll Street Traveling dolls has nearly completed her visit with us. Meet Victory by Yvonne Howard. Victory comes to us from North Carolina and she celebrates, well, victory with her pink t-shirt with its breast cancer ribbon, her sweet bracelet with its special charms and her pink and white sneakers and socks. These pics are from her visit to the Mountain Barn, a favorite local resteraunt. Our waitress, Stephanie was very excited to meet Victory. Stef is celebrating a year free from breast cancer and we are so very glad to share her joy.Saturday, July 12, 2008
My First Doll Street Visitor
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Finally a doll is born


After 5 long months, I've got enough range of motion back in my hand and wrist to begin some creative work again. I signed up on Doll Street to do a Travelling Doll. Not a swap, the dolls go about and visit others in the group, exchanging gifts and sharing photos from the different locations. Great fun. My doll is off to visit Dayton Ohio and I'll be entertaining a doll from Madison Kansas next week.
The pattern for this doll, as well as the terriffic idea is from the brilliant Angela Jerichi.
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