MadSnapper, AKA Bloviator: "bloviate: to speak or write verbosely, typically not about anything important. Beau, owner of da Mama and Daddy.
Monday, March 12, 2012
Martha's Dolls
MadSnapper, AKA Bloviator: "bloviate: to speak or write verbosely, typically not about anything important. Beau, owner of da Mama and Daddy.
I have never seen little dolls like this before. If you hadn't said, I would have thought they were regular size! They are amazing and each is so unique, with it's own special and different face! Does this kind of doll have a name?
ReplyDeleteThat one with tears instantly made me want to cry right along with it. Very cool dolls!
ReplyDeleteThe detail is amazing for such a small doll. That last one does look like a real baby. Maybe it's just me but a couple of them are just a touch on the creepy side.
ReplyDeleteThey look like doll babys. no real baby's here. LOL
ReplyDeleteno, not to me. but they are cute.
ReplyDeleteWell, technically, no. It still looks like a doll. But a magically-made doll!!! One of many magically-made dolls. :-)
ReplyDelete"I cannot conceivably influence the world's destiny, but I can make my own life more worthwhile."
~Gladys Taber
They do look real...I like the one with its tongue sticking out.
ReplyDeleteps I like your blog look
What an adorable collection!
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised they are only 4 inches tall! Martha must be a lovely person to want to cheer everyone up in this way.
ReplyDeleteWhat cute dolls! They are really cool! Thank you so much for the positive thoughts while I was ill this past weekend! I appreciated it! I am doing much better today!
ReplyDeleteVery unique dolls each with their own personality.
ReplyDeleteNo they don't look real to me, but I have seen some of those faces on kids. I personally love dolls, but I would not ever have a collection. Thanks for sharing your find.
The expressions on the faces of these dolls are incredible. You've done a great job with these photos.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, scarey dolls. You forgot to put "Chuckie" in there.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Ginny. I thought the dolls were life-size!! I like the little frowner with the tears!!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
Hi Sandra, What cute little doll faces... Love the detail in those faces... Awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are home from our 2nd trip is a month--and both of us have colds.. Yuk! Guess it will be REST for this upcoming week for both of us.
Hope you are feeling better now.
Hugs,
Betsy
Just read Snapper 2's comment. I couldn't stand Chuckie movies! Some of the dolls are a bit scary looking. And I think the last one does look real.
ReplyDeleteI think it's so nice of Martha to do what she does since the residents enjoy it so much.
So real one of the an "eyes" closeup reminded me of one of my granddaughters. Loved these dolls and images!
ReplyDeletethose dolls are all awesome!
ReplyDeletegreat post, sandra, great series of photos, too.
xo
Did you just change your blog with all those titles across the top or have I missed it.
ReplyDeleteI like knowing someone cares enough to decorate for the people in the home.
I could never work there personally. I am a wimp.
The babies were cute.
sandie
They certainly are detailed,and so small. I love the added tears.
ReplyDeleteVery cool small dolls, amazing detail work.
ReplyDeleteThe one with real tears is really cute.
Thank you for sharing those.
Have a lovely day my friend!
Big hugs
Eva
Wonderful to see... but I have always found dolls quite scary...
ReplyDeleteThis made me think of little dolls I used to collect when I was a kid. They were called pee wee dolls but I don't think they were that detailed. I love the one with the little tears. So cute
ReplyDeleteI bet Lorelei would love one of these dolls...
ReplyDeletereally cool ways to display them Sandra...you are very clever...
ReplyDeleteWow, people's talents never cease to amaze me. Yours, the doll makers and the display. Good stuff.
ReplyDeleteSo cute-and how nice of her to do that!
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