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Primitive doll making dates back long before you or I ever thought of making a doll. Everyone has a different idea of what "old" or "primitive" should look like. Each artist has their own interpretation when they are designing primitive dolls.
No matter what style of primitive you prefer you can't help but love a raggedy doll made from painted & sanded or tea dyed muslin and/or homespun with crooked button eyes, a slanted smile or a wobbly head. For you country doll lovers there is something here for you too.
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Garden Time Gracie
Gracie is a sweetheart and she loves to garden. She is aprox 23 1/2". Her dress is a garden or floral print theme and her apron is muslin with flowers on it. Her hair is made of yarn that is braided. A real addition to the gardeners doll collection. Her flower pot is approx. 14 1/2".
$42.00 - Doll only
$50.00 - with flower pot
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Mrs. Hazel O'Dell
This long, lanky primitive doll is sure to stir up conversation. She is approximately 30 inches tall and her legs are made from wooden table legs. They are painted to match whatever color of outfit she is wearing. She holds a wreath in her hands and has wispy hair attached to the top of her head. She wears a large button at her neck. Take a look at the enlargement of her for a better view.
Click here to view a close up of Hazel
$72.00
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Harriet
Harriet is a sweet approx. 14" primitive doll. She wears a homespun dress of either blue, dk red, dk green, brown or burgundy, muslin apron and coordinating ties at her arms, legs, waist and in her wool hair. Her body is made from muslin then painted brown and sanded.
$30.00
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Dolly
This primitive gingerbread doll wears a homespun dress of either blue, dk red, dk green, brown or burgundy, muslin apron and coordinating ties at her arms, legs, waist and on her head. Her body is made from muslin then painted brown and sanded. She is approx. 14" tall.
$30.00
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