Cloth Dolls for Textile Artists is a fascinating addition to my doll making library. I highly recommend this book because while the dolls are definitely art dolls, they are all beautiful, you don't have to be an artist to enjoy these dolls.

Cloth Doll Artistry is an exciting new book, just released, by Barbara Willis. The best word I can use to describe the book is delicious! The wonderful color photos that fill this book are worth the price of the book all by themselves. This book is inspiration in paper form.

Here are some suggestions for cleaning a porcelain or ceramic doll.

The second article in my series about bringing my flea market treasure back to beautiful.

It's time to add the bedding for our cigar box doll bed. This is a very easy, small project that you can add your own creative touches to and make it truly your own.

This will be a fun project which will be rather inexpensive to create. It requires very small amounts of supplies and lends itself well to using up left over items.

This is a lovely Christmas dress for 15 inch baby dolls.It is a basic style dress that becomes a little more festive for the Holiday Season with contrasting colored holiday colored fabric and the addition of lace trim.

This article is about children growing up too fast and the role of dolls in their lives. In my opinion the situation seems bleak, and I have little to offer by way of solutions, but I have been so bothered that I feel compelled to write on this topic.

Vinyl dolls, as well as cloth dolls, can be special friends; particularly to the youngest doll lovers. These are also the dolls most likely to be handled, dressed and loved, even by their adult owners. This makes regular cleaning a necessity!

I received a question this week from a reader about cleaning her doll's hair, so I thought I would address this issue in an article. The short answer to how you should clean your doll's hair is: it depends!