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Specializing in Handmade Dolls and Stuffed Animals!
I am sincerely honored to have been selected as one of nine artists from across the commonwealth for Kentucky Crafted, the Kentucky Arts Council's adjudicated program that provides assistance to Kentucky visual and craft artists through marketing and promotional opportunities and business training. I feel validated as a craft artist, and I am excited to be an ambassador for the Kentucky Arts Council. I will join more than 360 visual and craft artists in the Kentucky Crafted Directory for 2019!
https://artistdirectory.ky.gov/…/KentuckyCraftedDirectory.a… #kycrafted #kyarts Kentucky Arts Council
In August of 2019, I was juried into The Kentucky Guild Artists and Craftsmen https://kyguild.org/ You may purchase my work through their gallery under fiber artist Teresa Webb. https://kyguild.org/collections/fiber/teresa-webb
I specialize in making soft-bodied dolls and animals using an embroidery machine. Some of my dolls are handmade from original Dolls and Daydreams Patterns (dollsanddaydreams.com/), while other dolls and animals are made by combining sewing and embroidery patterns to form an original design. Using this hybrid contemporary-traditional method of doll construction, I can customize my versions, celebrating diversity in doll making as an art form.
I aim to provide a quality, handmade heirloom that will be cherished for generations. They are "made to bee loved"!
When visiting Kentucky, my dolls and animals can be found at:
The Artisan Center (www.kentuckyartisancenter.ky.gov/) in Berea
John James Audubon State Park, Henderson, KY
Completely Kentucky in Frankfort (http://completelykentucky.com/),
Rough River Dam State Resort (https://parks.ky.gov/falls-rough/parks/resort/rough-river-dam-state-resort-park)
Waveland State Historic Park Gift Shop, Lexington
Historic Midway Gift Store, Midway
Maddox Made, Oldtown in Berea
The National Quilt Museum Gift Shop, (https://quiltmuseum.org/) in Paducah.
In Ohio,
Indigenous Crafts, Cincinnati (https://www.indigenouscraft.com/), I also participate in many craft fairs and markets in Central Kentucky.
In our busy bee world of high tech gadgets and gizmos there still lies a special place in our hearts for soft bodied dolls and animals. Just give one a hug and you are sure to feel the love that was put into each one. My dolls are created one at-a-time using an embroidery machine to add details, a sewing machine to attach limbs, and just my two hands to stuff with poly-fill and sew closed. These soft imaginary companions can offer comfort and security to children and bring back fond memories for adults.
....Made to Bee loved!
Stuffed Animal Heads
Minky, Fleece, fringe eye lashes
Minky Fleece with Ostrich Feathers
Wool Felt
Minky Fleece, Shag, Wool Felt and Horse Hair Whiskers
101st Airborne Eagle
Big Foot
Yeti
Baby Yoda
Sharks! with glow in-the-dark teeth!
Miss Phryne Fisher -Australian Murder Mystery Private Detective (Book/tv Character)
Jointed 3D Elephant made from Grandfather's suit and shirt material. Machine and hand sewed with machine embroidered name of great grandchild.
Pirates!
Glow-in-the-dark thread used on the skulls! Custom Team colors available.
Dragon Reading Pillow with glowing teeth and eye
Dragon Pillow Glowing
Unicorn and Horse "Reading is Magical"
Personalize that special animal for the new baby!
Matching onesie's, hats, bibs, or a custom doll made just for you!
Birth Announcement Bear!
African-American Hall of Fame Jockey
Isaac Burns Murphy (1861 - 1896) is one of the greatest riders in American Thoroughbred horse racing history. Murphy won three Kentucky Derbies.
Being a proud Kentuckian, I wanted to create a doll that commemorates an award winning jockey. No one represents this better than Isaac Murphy. He changed the thoroughbred horse racing industry with his racing strategies and intellect. I was delighted to discover that he rode upright in the saddle and used soft words to encourage the horse on. He was the first to pace a horse and when in position, sprint to the finish line. It was also noted that he believed in an honest race. Other jockeys would study his techniques. I strongly believe that his success also gained him many jealous enemies.
At the end of his career, he was poisoned and accused of being drunk. He was suspended from racing for being intoxicated and when his popularity decreased, he was forced into retirement. He died of pneumonia and was forgotten for many years.
animals with matching pillowcases!
dolls with matching pillowcases!
Sweet Dreams Fairy
Thank you for your patronage, liking and sharing my social media posts, and for allowing me to grow as a small business. Loyal customers like you, allow women like me to do what I love, and I will always be sincerely grateful.
Teresa