This article is about the first doll I received as an adult, she was the start of my collection. Her name is Elizabeth and she is a porcelain, or china doll, with a music box inside of her that plays Brahms' Lullaby.

I would like to introduce you to the newest member of my doll family. She is Toni, made by Annette Himstedt.

I have rarely, if ever, thought about the fabric I buy to make dolls and doll clothes with, beyond the color and if I like it. I do sometimes consider the fiber content, but never thought about where the pattern came from, the designer, the choice of colors and how the design gets put on the fabric.

Sewing instructions and pattern to make your Power of Woman Doll.

This doll is a celebration of the power of Woman and the "Sacred Feminine", whether you see her as a representation of yourself, the "Goddess" in you, a Saint you feel particularly close to, Mary, or a Goddess that speaks to you; you can make this doll.

As the title states, in this article I am sharing with you my very oldest dolls. I'm not sure whether that makes them "vintage" or "antique" but they are almost as old as I am!

I've been decorating my space with dolls as long as I can remember.

Over the years that I have been the Editor here at the Doll Making Site, I have received many questions from readers. I try to answer each one individually, but I have noticed that two questions seem to be asked most frequently.

I love this adhesive! E-6000, made by Eclectic Products, is the best all-purpose glue I have found for making dolls, and so much more.

Last week, while watching television, I saw a short news item about a doll that mimics breast feeding. Any mention about dolls on television always makes my ears perk up, so I watched the story and was very interested in hearing about The Breast Milk Baby.