I'm waiting with baited breath to hear back from someone at Colonial Williamsburg today! The lovely and talented Christine LeFever provided a contact and I submitted photos of the founding fathers and other 18th-century examples. They are discussing my work in a meeting this morning! Keep your fingers crossed for me! I've also been sending photos of work out to a couple of doll galleries and collecting information for submitting work to magazines. Darling Edyth X, from my online doll group, has pitched a story about me and my dolls to Early American Life magazine. So, good vibes are swirling; let's hope good things come from them.
Nina
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My Faves
- Annie Beez Folk Art
- Blue Heron Dolls
- Boho Girl Designs
- Bone Head Studios
- Cart Before the Horse
- Chickadee Primitives
- Christine Crocker
- Christine LeFever
- Cobbler Cottage
- Colleen Moody
- Coppermouse Dolls
- Country Folk Keepsakes
- Diary of a Mantua Maker
- Edyth ONeill
- Fiddlestix Studios
- Greeneyez Dolls & Folk Art
- Jojo Crow Primitives
- Lady's Repository Museum (Rachael K)
- Mimi Kirchner's Blog
- Nicol Sayre
- Nina Mason Dolls
- North Dixie Designs
- Plain-n-Simple
- Susan Parris Originials
- Sweet Moments by Jillian
- The Fairies Nest
- The Ribboned Crown
6 comments:
Great! So where your dolls belong! In galleries, not on Ebay!! CW would be foolish not to snatch them up post haste!! Best of luck Nina, but I don't think you need it!
And you are so deserving, Ms. Nina! Your work is astounding. Kudos to Edyth for telling EAL too.
Christine
Wow, your dolls are simply amazing! You have really captured the essance of historical figures, and I wish you lots of luck with Williamsburg!
Nina,
Good Luck , your dolls are out of this world lovely, especially their costuming!!!!! Keep us posted!!!
Many Hugs,
Jackie
Awesome news!! And so well-deserved...congratulations! :)
(And Edyth is a sweetie...)
Congratulations Nina! I am so happy for you. You totally deserve some recognition for your amazing work.
Hugs,
Melisa
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