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Spring 2007

Ribbons, a fairy angel, was Runner up in the Soft Dolls and Animals Christmas Cover Doll Contest and shown in the March issue.

October 2005

"Dylan, the Celtic Elf" was featured in Soft Dolls and Animals December issue.

September, 2005
"The Unbearable Lightness of Being - A Fire Goddess" was featured in Doll Crafter October 2005 issue. The picture featured in an article on the CDAA conference in May.

"Emmeline" was featured in Soft Dolls and Animals November issue, in an article on the CDAA conference in May.

June 30, 2005

I'm very excited to announce that an article on "The Fire Goddess" has appeared in Dolls United magazine! You will have the opportunity to see my work in person at the West End Studio Tour in Ottawa in September! Mark your calendar for September 10-11 and 17-18.

Jolly Jester is my latest figure! He's a 20" cloth doll, with ball joints, free motion yoke on his body and ribbon trim.He's always ready to make sure you are having fun! I will be teaching this as a class at the Canadian Doll Artist Conference in April 2006.

 

May 6, 2005

I'm fresh back from the annual conference of the Canadian Doll Artist Association in Fort Erie, Ontario. What a great time we had! I took classes with Jean Bernard and Kathryn Walmsley. You can see my class pictures below. I also did very well in the competition.

	My figure, "The Unbearable Lightness of Being.. A Fire Goddess" won Third Place in the cloth fantasy category at the Canadian Doll Artist Association competition in May 2005. This figure also appeared at the International Quilt Show in Texas in October 2004. Look for more news on her, soon!
	"Old Fairies Never Die, They Just Get Busy Dusting The Daisies" also won Third Prize in the Felted category at the Canadian Doll Artist Association competition in May 2005. This doll and the Fire Goddess were on display at the Ottawa Valley Quilt Guild Show May 5-8, 2005
	I had never sculpted before and challenged myself this year, with the "Full body sculpt" class, taught by Kathryn Walmsley. I learned so much and was very pleased with my Cernit figure.
	Jean Bernard introduced us to Aves Apoxie Sculpt. This amazing material is very strong and can be painted and detailed while still wet! I shall be doing more with this product!