
| We're Makin' Dolls 1330 Walnut St Murphysboro Il, 62966 618-687-4101 www.weremakindolls.com |
We hear from so many people who are interested in taking a Porcelain Doll Making Class,but they have one reservation, They don't "Believe"they can do it. " Oh I can't even draw a stick man" Is the Most common remark. Even someone with no artistic ability whatsoever can make a beautiful Porcelain Doll. We guarantee it! Classes are Available for everyone. Class time and instructions are Always free. The cost of supplies used to make the doll start at $15.00 Doll sizes start around six inches and go to five feet. Most dolls can be completed in as little as 3- 5 visits. Clothes, wigs, and stands( if needed) cost from $5.00 and up. All other necessary supplies are included. Clothes can be special made to your specifications. If you can sew we have hundreds of patterns from which to choose from. You may check them out for your use. If you can't sew and would like to learn, we will be happy to help you there as well. Classes are available days and evenings. We try our best to accommodate any schedule. Dolls classes can be used to make Look A Likes of your loved one. Doll Classes are for any one, We welcome Group Tours and Birthday Parties. Classes can be in either Vinyl or Porcelain. Give us a call at 618-687-4101 for more information. |
At the right we have two students applying the first application of china paints to the already fired bisque pieces. They started out with raw green ware and two more applications of paint will be necessary before the doll are assembled . |
| Did you know that any form of hobby has been proven to lower your level of stress? According to Contemporary Doll Magazine "doll making helped reduce stress and anxiety by 50%" Plus its a great way to make new friends! |
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| Nancy is working on her second doll Tibby by the Doll Art Works in 2007 Below is Delia The First Doll |




| Rachel at work on her First doll 2007 |
| Victoria's First Doll Bailey 2007 |
