Mary Hill
Mary Pickford Hill-26”folk doll. Mary is designed to resemble a child of the American Colonial period, around the late 18th century. Her little linen pocket is a tiny replica of those that our colonial sisters actually wore inside their clothing, usually under the skirt. A slit would be sewn into the side seam of her dress with the pocket worn beneath! You can choose to make Mary and/or her pocket out of osnaburg or linen. All directions are given for doll, clothing, and pocket.

Jubal Davis:
Jubal Davis, a Civil War Volunteer!!Although Jubal is just a child, she has been doing her part by making “tobaccy” bags for the poor Union soldiers. Jubal is 28” tall with wool applique eyes, feather stitched eyebrows, stitched mouth and needle sculpted nose. Her hair is natural spun wool which has been stitched on by hand. She has individual wired fingers and wears a cotton dress and pantaloons. All instructions are given for doll body,painting,stitching,and clothing construction.

Lettie is a 28” black painted folk doll with individual wired fingers and needle sculpted toes. Her large size, vintage clothing, and aged appearance make her the perfect doll to mix with antiques or sit upon a favorite chair. I have dressed her in brown tones with laces that are dyed a warm ivory, and given her a handmade wool penny purse to add personality and charm. Her fingers, being wired, can be crossed or posed to hold something, perhaps a small doll, animal or basket.
Lettie is fairly simple in basic design, but there are many details that I feel really give her her personality. All directions are given for each step and are easy to complete.

Lily is designed to be an heirloom folk doll featuring removable clothes and made with fine sewing techniques. Fully illustrated instructions include:
French seams!
Hand worked buttonholes!
Pin tucks!
Hair style with cork screw curls!
 Lily’s clothes include pantaloons, petticoat, and dress with ribbon trim.