This is the last post from our October Show & Tell. Next weekend, many of the group will be eagerly participating in a workshop with our special guest teacher, Cindy Moyer (website here). We are so looking forward to this! The workshops are always such a great time to get together and get creative. In the meantime, check out the creativity of some of our newest members:
Pat brought some dolls that she said she made awhile ago before discovering TDD. Aren't they precious? Beautiful faces!
These young'uns look like they have a secret, hmmm?
Pat brought some dolls that she said she made awhile ago before discovering TDD. Aren't they precious? Beautiful faces!These young'uns look like they have a secret, hmmm?Shauna is new to the world of art dolls and primarily enjoys sculpting.
Each person in the club has a style; each one unique and glorious.
These are Shirley's Izannah Walker dolls which are soft-bodied with sculpted heads. She works with a variety of medium; Shirley is willing to try anything once! 
The beauty of art expression is unlimited!
Each person in the club has a style; each one unique and glorious.These are Shirley's Izannah Walker dolls which are soft-bodied with sculpted heads. She works with a variety of medium; Shirley is willing to try anything once! The beauty of art expression is unlimited!
She must be breathtaking and mysterious.
Elegant and oh so alluring.
You are looking at an Arley Berryhill creation, proudly owned by Barbara and shared with us at the October meeting.
His dolls are so exquisitely adorned. The embellishments and trims are so detailed, you just want to study every little bead. Click 
Sherry also won the much coveted door prize this month. She was so excited to win for the very first time. The DP was a long-legged cutie appropriately attired for the Fall Festivities.
Pam made the door prize this month and we all knew it would be wonderful, as they are every month! 
Pam's Show & Tell had a great story to go with her. She is modeled after a high school friend and will be a gift to her at the next reunion. 
Pam said this gal has faithfully planned the reunions & stayed in touch with everyone all these years. Pam's husband, who clearly appreciates his wife's talent, suggested she make a doll as a way of thanking her. 
Her little cheerleader outfit was modeled from a yearbook picture. 
The socks are baby socks, cut to fit. And the shoes - well, you need to be at club next month because Pam is going to demonstrate her cobbler techniques! 
The football field 'grass' is the stuff used on model train sets.
This sweet li'l thing must be going trick or treating as a Ladybug. No plastic pumpkin for her! She'll be collecting candy in her perfectly accessorized ladybug bag.
Look at those big green eyes! That bag will be full of chocolate in no time. Miss Ladybug was created by Barbara.
Whoa, Annie, git-cher gun! Someone is stylin here! Is this a high fashion Annie Oakley?
She's beautiful & not even finished. Can't wait to see her all done!
