Dolls made in the Meet the Dutch Touch Class - Seattle 2007 http://marlaineverhelst.com http://ankie-doll-art.com  Our hostess Lynne Olson and her doll Lynne's husband Gene took care of the food and the poems  Barbara and her doll  Emily and her doll  Helen and her doll  Joanie and her doll  Linda (Canada) and her doll  Linda (USA) and her doll  Pat and her doll  Susan and her doll  Vanessa and her doll  Victoria and her doll  Wendy and her doll  Doll in progress  Ankie, Marlaine and the Troll under the Bridge  Ankie, Marlaine and the Troll under the Bridge Gene's poem Before the end of the day, be sure to smooden the clay. Don't get uptight. It will be alright. Do not distress, we'll cut a slip in the dress. If the paint isn't right when you mix it, Don't worry; we will fix it. Your dolls' noses should have no drips, But all their fingers need pips and dips. And please remember before you're through, Wombly legs just will not do. Gene's limerick You started with one lump of clay And worked seven hours a day. Your dolls are now dressed. Each one is the best, And you want Ankie & Marlaine to stay. |