celebrating hospitality and friendship.
Monica is the seventh doll in a series called 'Ladies a Plate', celebrating hospitality and friendship.
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Griselda is the sixth doll in a series called 'Ladies a plate', transporting us back to the fifties and tea parties. Gwendoline is the fifth doll in a series called 'Ladies a Plate'. She is made from a tea towel decorated with Portmeiron design, and an embroidered peg bag. Myrtle is the fourth doll in a series called "Ladies a Plate". This series remembers those women who always responded generously with a plate of home baking whenever the call went out "Ladies a plate!" Emmeline is the third doll in a series called "Ladies a Plate." It celebrates the wonderfully delicious occasions of morning and afternoon tea. Adelaide is the second doll in a series called "Ladies a Plate".
This series honours those women who keep up the traditions of home baking. Fairy Bread Come up here, O dusty feet! Here is fairy bread to eat. Here in my retiring room, Children, you may dine On the golden smell of broom And the shade of pine; And when you have eaten well, Fairy stories hear and tell. Robert Louis Stevenson Ethel is the first of a reflective series of dolls called "Ladies a Plate". All the dolls in this series are made from recycled or discarded tea-towels, table napkins, doilies and food covers. |
AuthorI am Liz Pearce. I am a passionate doll-maker; a doll interpreter. I believe in the power of dolls to transform lives. Archives
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