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On
long summer days you will find the little lamb and the wee baby
duckling playing together in fields of wildflowers. In the
beautiful innocence of youth there are dreams to dream and wishes
to make, and their friendship will last a lifetime.
The
little lamb is made from paper mâché, the old fashioned way with
flour, water, and newspaper. It has been heavily stained and
vintage cotton quilt batting added completely around it except for
a few areas of it's face. It is approximately 13¼"
long by 7¼" tall. It's fat little belly measures
approximately 15" around.
The
wee little duckling is made of cotton muslin. She has two
tiny beads for eyes. She is approximately 4¼" long.
The
little lamb has beads for eyes that have been wired in, and a
stained blue gauze flowing bow that comes up and lays on it's
back, which has been secured with white beads which have been
wired into the lamb.
The
little wee duckling is sitting on the lamb's back, and is attached
to it by rusty wire that goes completely around it's belly.
The little lamb has old stick legs with grungy gauze tied around
the tops.
The
little flowers are pale pink and have been wired into the lamb's
body.
This
is a view looking down on them. The vintage batting on the
lamb has been grubbed up and has bits and pieces of dried sticks,
leaves, and dried lavendar.
The
little duckling has a piece of stained twine around her neck with
some drieds.
The
little lamb has an old rusty bell sewn to the bow around it's
neck.
The
little lamb's tail is made from platted gauze and wired into it's
body.
The
doll will come signed and dated. Victoria Lynn, Kentucky
Primitives.
This
is a OOAK (one of a kind) doll.
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