I love it! Leslie
Houseful! I love your little token icon! Is it an English tradesmans token? tell me more... or a gaberlunzie? Leslie
I think I would call this a form of "Tambour" lace work. I don't think I've ever seen it with a backing fabric before. Interesting. I suspect it...
'Tis needlepoint... can't tell if it is wool, silk or cotton... and not sure of the era without more info. Cute piece! Leslie
Love it! What a fun piece! Leslie
I vote early 1900's... Leslie
OOOH, I likie! I've not seen these before! LOVE it! Leslie
She is so sweetly angelic! That face is very reminiscent of Lenci - although I agree it is NOT a Lenci. There was at least a few Lenci "look...
I agree with Taupou... no, they aren't Amish. We have many in our area also - their dolls are faceless, and would not have buttons, buckles or...
Well, I think I'm stumped! If the whole of it isn't couched... then it must be glued somehow. Perhaps it is old enough that what ever kind of...
Yes, I think so. It would be nice if we could prove it by seeing the stitching on the back... but it doesn't look like the backing would come off...
Well, I never... that is completely new to me! Very interesting. If it isn't glued - it must be "couched". I've seen couching done on a small...
Dang! Yep, learned something new also! WOW! Leslie
Thanks! I'll check it out!
Thanks Komokwa, but LOL... I guess that's what I was afraid of! Leslie
Good morning everyone... This is a bit out of my baileywick and I'm stumped - seems like an overwhelming job! I've just re-inherited my husband...
What treasures!
What a cute little guy!
Oh, how DARLING! I'd have picked it up for $3.99! What a keeper!
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