Our Doll Challenge

As you can see, we all really loved the ATC doll challenge. For example, Martha sewed a little doll, Mary used one of her own hand-carved stamps and Sandy—well Sandy went above and beyond the call of duty by constructing a paper doll that folds up into an ATC. I’d actually considered doing this myself, and then abandoned the idea when I realized how much work it would be for a slow poke like me.
What always happens at these meeting is that you see things you just know you want to try. Marissa painted an acrylic background and then stamped on it. Daniza cut up a doll magazine so we all got something different. And Colette used a zigzag stitch to attach a doll’s head to her ATC. I may be the only female in North America without a sewing machine, but I want to do this too. Does anyone know if those tiny machines really work? (I’m afraid I’d end up sewing my own hand to the paper with a full-sized one).
P.S. While I was looking at our ATCs and writing about some of them just now, I realized that I forgot to photograph my own, so I’ll post it next time.