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New Fish and New Sketch Journal

Published on October 8, 2009 in Art, Art by black women, Originals and Sketchbook diary. 2 Comments

I purchased a new sketch journal and decided to use both pages for the picture instead of one sketch on each piece.

Both are done in watercolor and ink. The first is of my new super size gold fish. The second is of a tree house.

My New Fish by you.

Tree House by you.

The paper is ruled but I like it because it’s a light brown rule on an even lighter brown paper. The journal itself is 4 inches by 4 inches with 50 pages, hard bound and worth the hundred pennies I spent on it.

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Lisa African-American Rag Doll

Published on October 4, 2009 in African-American Rag Doll, Art, Art by black women, Art Sale, Black Children, Children, Crafts, Originals, Rag Doll and Therapy dolls. 4 Comments

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This one of a kind hand sewn, hand painted African-American (black) rag doll stands 30 inches tall and wears a green and cream home spun dress with red accents. She has two gold ribbons in her long black hair and a red wool beret. Little black patent leather shoes and white socks adorn her feet. A sweet smile and big brown eyes were hand painted to make this doll one special creation.

Note: Because her skin is hand painted she does not have the cuddly feel of most cloth dolls. For this reason she is listed as ornamental, a shelf sitter or bed doll.

Removable clothing
Removable shoes and socks
Three removable hair ribbons
Heat treated to seal the acrylic paint
This perfect gift will arrive at your door signed, dated and numbered on her bum. She is doll #16.

There are no small parts. Child safe. No glue. The African-American Raggedy Ann doll is not included.

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