Church Doll. Recently I discovered online images and information about a quick doll made from a hanky to occupy a child during Sunday services. It was knotted or tied together with ribbons or string.
Knotting the hankies was not easy. Some of my hankies were very tiny, some richly embroidered, some lacy. What a lovely post! I love learning about women did for their children and for each other. Thanks for sharing this information, Rose Marie!
Like Like. Thanks for the comment, Deb. I remember that you began baking the way I began makingchurch dolls. Rose Marie. For information about R. Kinder, including titles of her books, visit R.
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