She is made from a Barbara Schoenoff pattern, reduced to 90%.
A fairer princess in the land there ne'er was.
Shirley gave us a tip on achieving this hairstyle. Buy some Halloween wigs now that they're showing up in the stores. Wash & let it dry. Don't handle too much. Snip from the cap what you need and voila! Locks that Rapunzel would envy.
What would Rose Red carry in her basket?
A fair maiden must have shoes that coordinate with her outfit.
And a beautiful train.
Her costume was exquisite in both design and beadwork.
It's easy to see that Barbara is also a quilter!
Welcome home, lovely lady. You did us proud!
This is a candlestick doll from her class with Arley Berryhill. 
Arley stressed posture and expression.
I wish we could have posed her against a different background. In leiu of that, I couldn't resist doing some Photoshop magic with her. 
Fall is just around the corner. Time to get out the Halloween costumes! This cute little orange witch is another of Barbara's Beauties.
This is Laurie's statuesque lady.
This is Shirley's: 
Shirley very cleverly used a unique metal lampshade, turned upside down, for a skirt effect.
His 'rope' is a skein of embroidery thread.
Other are simply sweet and winsome, like this cutie that Susie made from a pattern in Cloth Doll.
Look at her little baby shoes. Adorable!
Come back in the next few days to see some candlestick dolls, a returning Hoffman, and other bewitching beauties from our September Show & Tell. 
