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Dianne Sahakian: Hi Judi Your reproduction dolls turned out great and this newest one did too. It looks brand new. Love and Hugs Dianne September 2, 2009 7:55PM Kathy Pulaski: The reproduction dolls are wonderful! I contacted you months ago to say I was living in Frankfurt Germany...you gave me great resources for doll supplies in Germany. I will be moving back to Maryland in October and am anxious to find out where you are teaching so I can take your classes. Look forward to meeting you in the near future. August 17, 2009 1:06PM Dianne Sahakian: Hi Judi Your place in Maryland is beautiful and with nice scenery too. Love and Hugs Dianne August 12, 2009 8:46AM Dan Wolfe: Hi there, My wife was born and raised in Viernheim. from your pictures she was trying to figure out where you are. we didn't see an address. Nice pictures, we're hoping to move there probably in January. Thank you Dan Wolfe April 28, 2009 9:30AM Georgeann Kreiter: Loved seeing how you cleaned up the Chase doll and what he looked like before and after. Great costume. Just was looking through comments in the guest book and saw comment about the Marionette. We carried a pair of those in our book store in our church. I had ordered them from 10000 Villages which is a Fair Trade organization helping artisans from around the world to earn a fair price for their products. The ones we had were from India. March 16, 2009 9:31AM marcia bruce: Hello, Judi ~ Your Chase doll is most interesting. Thank you for the pictures. Be sure the envelope you store his 'original' clothes in is archival safe, so it will not unnecessarily deteriorate the fabric. If you don't have an archival envelope, check with one of the scrap booking sites and/or stores. Marcia Bruce March 15, 2009 2:42PM kathy pulaski: hi again Judy, am heading to Viernheim next Saturday. It looks like a cute little village and doesn't look too big to walk around and find the fabric place you recommended. Loved the pics of your home in Germany. Places are a tad smaller than the states and takes some getting used to. I loved your studio, similar to mine. That was one of my requirements when coming here, a sewing room for me. Hope all is going well in DC... February 7, 2009 3:49AM Jane: Hi Judi, I purchased a couple of your patterns in the early 1980's. I found your patterns in a doll magazine and I think you lived in Oregon at that time. Loved those patterns and still have them. It is so nice to find you on the web and know that you continue to create your wonderful patterns.You are such a talented lady. Jane January 28, 2009 7:07AM Rhonda: Hi Judi This is Rhonda again now just how simple my cloth dolls yours are magic Ive only been making dolls 4years but my Grandmother taught me when I was4 Your s truly Rhonda October 14, 2008 11:21AM Barb Spencer: Molly is adorable! Wow, what a good job! http://barbspencerdolls.com July 15, 2008 10:14AM Maria Luiza: Wonderful! She is so cute. Congratulation! July 14, 2008 3:17PM Lillian Dragisic: Hi Judi This is the first time for me. but I had to tell you ILOVE yur monkey and can't wait for the pattern. I'm also going to take your online class for the Bluette. Lillian July 14, 2008 8:42AM Samantha: Congrats on that bear!! The marianette looks like he is Russian. They used to make them move with the strings on there fingers at the old side shows. But I am no expert. Just guessing. July 6, 2007 6:55PM Jackie Cousino: Hi! Judy, Your water colors are beautiful. I also find water color harder to control then oil paint. But all painting is fun. I should do one more often. Glad you had such a fun trip back to the US. Jackie Cousino June 15, 2007 12:48PM Doressa Carlton: Your pictures are EXCELLENT and very inspiring. I have ordered several of your patterns, and have taken the "Bluette" and "Whatever" classes. I have not completed the "Bluette" - need the courage. Could, you please tell me how I can obtain pictures from your picture trail? From: Doressa Carlton February 16, 2007 10:10AM Ann Corbett: Hi Judi, Where do you get all your wonderful ideas??? I love Soobie's little body. Will he be a pattern soon? Sure hope so. Ann January 30, 2007 12:39PM Marge Daboll: Judi - The secret garden in Heidelberg. Did you go through a gate or door from the street and into this lovely garden that was sort of a courtyard to the surrounding buildings. I think it is the same place I chanced in to. I had the feeling that some of the surrounding structures were apartments. I was enchanted. Marge, in Colorado January 12, 2007 9:53PM Linda: Hello Old Friend! I started doll making back in the '70's when you were here in Washington State! I just found your website, I thought you had closed up shop and treasure all the patterns I still have from you back then. Remember "Rain Sprite?" My 35 year old son still has it, and my 33 year old son still has the "Wizard." In fact, my grandson has a smaller version of the same wizard! Boy are we dating ourselves or what??? I think we both had small children at the time! I can brag a bit can't I? I was lucky, I lived close enough to visit Judi in her shop and toss around ideas and alterations for her dolls on several occasions. Back then you did mostly "baby" type dolls in different stages. I see you've moved into several different areas now and they are wonderful! Don't even know if you remember me, but I made many of your dolls, but settled in with the weighted newborn. I was approached by the University of Washington Med school about making some of the newborns for their birthing classes. They weighed just over 7 pounds if I recall, and easily folded into a fetal position! Unfortunately life got in the way and I was never able to follow through. Well, after 3 sons, I now have a granddaughter! She is what had me surfing, looking for dolls/patterns. Nice to see you're still around dear friend---even if you did move across the pond! Happy Dolling, Linda December 28, 2006 1:34PM Hanni Borgens: Hi Judi, this is Hanni from the Depot Dolls in Portland, Oregon. I just looked at your website, beautiful. It made me homesick when I looked at all the pictures of your house and where you have been so far. Enjoy it! July 18, 2006 9:15AM Judy lindsay: Judi, I have enjoyed you work for years now. I really enjoy looking at you Home in germany. I lived there for 3 1/2 years. My daughter was born there. I hope you enjoy living there. What took you to the other side of the world? What ever it was I hope you have a wonderful time there. I did. June 4, 2006 9:23PM Gabriele: Hello Judi, thank you very much for sending me the link to all your lovely photos. Great! cu Gabriele May 26, 2006 10:55AM Diane Rose: Love all the photos!!! Thanks for the chance to "visit" with you on your many travels. Everyone from Sew Many Friends says "Hello!". April 4, 2006 9:17PM Ivane: Olá! Sou Brasileira, estou encantada com seu trabalho, maravilhoso. Gostaria de saber da possibilidade de me encaminhar os moldes, estou sem trabalho, desempregada mais ou menos 6 anos e faço alguns trabalhos manuais para ajudar em casa e gostaria de fazer esta linda boneca. Existe algum custo? Como fazer para receber? Não deixe de responder, estou aguardando ansiosa. Obrigada! Deus te abençoe sempre!Meu endereço é: Rua Deputado Cássio Ciampolini, 150 CEP 02471-130 Brasil/São Paulo March 26, 2006 12:56PM Marcia Green: Hi Judi, I wrote you way back when it was mentioned that you were working on a Bluette pattern......Wow, she is wonderful. You are amazing! I am anxiously awaiting the class. February 3, 2006 3:17PM Katherine Lloyd: I have a similar pattern to that Janet wants, I don't know whether it is one of yours or not as it was the only one like it in a closing sale at one of our biggest stores, produced by a commercial pattern company. I would be happy to send Janet a copy.Now I look properly she has a multitude of plaits but I am sure Janet would work out a way of 'corn-rowing'. My grandaughter Jessica is partly Afro-American, and really corn rows would help tame that gorgeous tangled mane of hers. No ballet school for this 8 year old, she goes to Australian Circus school which is a "feed" for Circus Soleil" Does not know the meaning of fear, it is just we grannies that have the heart attacks. love Katie December 27, 2005 11:42AM Janet McDonald: Hello Judy! Im so impressed I can leave you a message! I saw a doll pattern you had many many years ago it was a toddler small doll black with like corn row type hair. Is there any way POSSIBLY I can buy this pattern from you? I lost it many years ago moving. I always wanted to make her. I hope Ill hear from you? I didnt know you lived in Europe..thought you were an American! Sincerely, Jan December 21, 2005 8:30PM Barb Spencer: Hi Judi. Thanks for sharing the photos of your new home, as well as all of the others. I wish you the greatest happiness in your new home. November 26, 2005 6:25AM Pat Neff: I am just waiting for the cloth doll class!! Love all the pictures. November 19, 2005 1:59PM Marilyn Rasile: Judi Just love your Bleuette, Can't wait for the class to start. Marilyn November 17, 2005 1:30PM Dianne Sahakian: Hi Judi I love your new pictures of Germany and hope you take a lot more to show everyone. I have always loved your dolls and never did get the Whatever! Whatever! Doll done yet even though I took the class. It would be nice if sometime you would do a boyfriend for her. I hope to get her done before Christmas. I am definately going to take your Bleuette doll class in January and do her, I also love the Bleuette doll, you do such wonderful work with all of your dolls. Hugs Dianne October 15, 2005 4:39PM Shashi: Hi Judi, Just thought of dropping by and you never cease to amaze me with your wonderful dolls. Sorry Judi I seem to have lost your email addy so I have to write here. I know you are interested to come and teach in UK when you visit. I have a friend who is trying to organise classes and would like to contact you. Could you please email me your email addy please. Then I can give her mail addy to you. hugs Shashi October 15, 2005 4:26AM Beth Casper: Hi Judi, I was constantly hearing your name mentioned at Camp Doll U and now I see why! Your dolls are spectacular and I will so enjoy your patterns. October 12, 2005 7:11AM Beverly Cupstid: Judi..I love all of your little tot's and baby patterns. Do you have a pattern for the "Easter Baby? I would love to order it. Thanks, Beverly C. October 7, 2005 12:51PM Jo Nell Masters: just browsing June 21, 2005 5:37AM Robert Ryan: I was looking at your Easter Baby on your PICTURE TRAIL. I would like to know if there is a place I can go to get a pattern for that type doll? Thanks. Keep up the great work! June 7, 2005 1:26PM Aleesha: Great Website Grandma ... You are always an inspiration to others and I. Love, Aleesha June 6, 2005 5:55PM Marcy Vreeland: I was making cloth dolls in the 70s and Judy's dolls wee my favorite. Many years have past since I last made my dolls. But with grandchildren in the near future I am eager to get back into the swing of things. With online classes Iam ready to learn all that has happen in the last 15 years! May 30, 2005 4:35AM Shirley Schwartzendruber: Have enjoyed your dolls and hope to be able to order some patterns in the near future. Would be especially interested in a pattern of the Red Hat Lady... Will it be available sometime soon? February 26, 2005 12:47PM Carolyn Caldwell: This is my first visit. I can hardly wait to get started on making the little beauties January 25, 2005 5:48PM Evalynn Nyman: I love your vintage dolls and the tecnique you use to make thier bodies. January 13, 2005 7:46PM joanne KALIVAS: December 6, 2004 10:08PM anita mitchell: I enjoyed the slide shows and learned some things. I hope to take a class after the Holidaies . I have been making dolls for a short time and am just getting interested in makeing more . i love creating them . and i love detail . Thanks for your time and creating this site. anita anitarmm@hotmail.com November 28, 2004 2:24PM Natascha Rutherford: love your patterns especially bab ies have nev er done this this is my first attempt which is exciting on line, if ever you come to Australia would like you to come and see me or I would love to come to America and see you all I make porcelain dolls (babies) and old world reproductions, but this is different and fun no-one in Australia seems to be interested they may buy but I DO NOT SEE ANY AROUND only character ones with the sewn faces....thanking you so very very much ....Natascha July 27, 2004 2:56PM Marcella: I admire your talent and the dolls made with your gifted hands. I have never had such a desire to make something as I do your beautiful dolls. Do you have a store that I can view your dolls in person next time I visit my sister in Medford Oregon??? Thanks. April 13, 2004 7:34PM Barbara: Wow just loved looking at your web site, April 6, 2004 2:27PM Ineabelle Irizarry: I live in Puerto Rico, and i am a dolls collector. Your dolls are beautiful and i want to makes someone, a baby. April 5, 2004 12:07PM Lois Mc: Great browse Good pictures . March 28, 2004 5:37AM Judy Kupferle: Your JC doll is absolutely fantastic!!! March 21, 2004 4:03PM annyoung: , hi judi ,love your website. am new to computering. but not dollmaking. have been making your dolls for over 20yrs. do you still have a catalog.? think your dolls are great, best patterns ive ever used. January 28, 2004 8:31AM davina: Judi, love the new art dolls. Fabulous! So elegant. Am inspired now. davina (FOCD) January 1, 2004 11:11PM Dee Borchardt: Hi Judi, I am in the process of making a beginner doll yet again. Back in 1980 or 81, I made all the BIA dolls.. made patters of the patterns and.. my 27 yr daughter has requested I make her another beginner doll.. I am so glad to see you are still into making doll patterns.. I enjoy making from your patterns. Dee December 22, 2003 5:51AM S. Romijn: Judy has the most exceptionally beautiful dolls. I just love Milli and the Gambler!! Her instructions are easy to read and understand, and this site is just incredibly user friendly with her generously shared wealth of information and knowledge of techniques. She has definitely altered my perspective from the traditional Raggedy Ann and I can only hope with practice to become this artistic in the creation of cloth dolls! Definitely TWO THUMBS UP and a MUST SEE SITE!! Be sure bookmark her site to see everything for an experience you will not forget!! December 13, 2003 6:26AM Mary: Judi, I love browsing through your site, it is such inspiration. I showed The Gambler and Milli photos to my hubby and he just couldn't believe it. I can't wait to take your lessons. November 20, 2003 7:50AM Valerie: Hi Judi, I love the Gambler! Thank you so much for making him for me. He will be very happy, as will my Milli (Angelique). John is going to be so happy, and surprised when he sees him. You are a terrific sister, and fabulous doll maker! November 19, 2003 1:45PM Shashi Nayagam: Judi, your dolls are always beautiful but I simply adore the more recent dolls especially the fairy. She is stunning! I also love the way you have illustrated the baby doll projects. You are always so generous in showing how to do things. The Gambler is a very handsome doll glad to know that Miss Milli has found her partner at last. Hugs Shashi in UK November 18, 2003 3:42AM Barb Swain: Hi Judi, I love your gambler. He'll be a perfect partner for Milli. They look like such an attractive couple together. I'm sure your sister was delighted as you should be too. barb November 16, 2003 11:29AM Sylvia Schorr: Oh Judy, Judy, Your fairy is just to lovely...and her face, oh so dreamy! What a special doll. Your fan Sylvia November 15, 2003 5:04PM Pat Zezula: FANTASTIC!!!!! September 12, 2003 6:10PM Marilyn: Hi!!! I purchased your doll patterns when you first started creating them. I 'm so glad you are still creating dolls. They are so beautiful!! Keep up the great work!! So happy I found you on the web!!! Sincerely, Marilyn August 12, 2003 4:48PM Pam: Wow, your website is fabulous, fantastic...I really enjoy the dolls. Years ago, I made raggedy ann and andy dolls with character and I sold them all so I don't have any keepsakes. Recently I have started to make dolls again. Your Whatever, whatever dolls inspired me. I took the class, however I have not had time to make her. I did adapt the hands and toes to the recent doll! WoW! August 10, 2003 6:33PM Dianna L. Rice: Hello! I love your patterns. I purchased Dahnia about six years ago. Almost everyone in the family now has their own sweet little girl. Although there are a few with down right impish expressions! You can tell that she's just waiting for a chance to get into something! I've also used the pattern to make little boys. Happily dolling, Dianna July 3, 2003 7:37AM pat harris: I am new to doll making but boy am I loving this. If my husband finds out how much money I have invested into cloth dolls it would be akin to the shot heard around the world (just kidding) but I am have a wonderful experience with cloth dolls thanks to artis like you. :-) June 27, 2003 3:44PM Dolores: Hi Judy I use "Andrew" pattern frequently, dolls are donated to charity to raise funds for Battered Women & Children;s centers. The last doll I donated created a bidding war at a small gathering. The doll raised $ 379.00 for the Charity. Yours truly Dolores June 15, 2003 7:51AM Bertha Smith: Hi Judis what Agreat doll. I Love doll please tell me how I can get that pattern. June 11, 2003 10:11PM Bertha B. Smith: hello June 10, 2003 1:13PM Robyn: Thank you so much, have had a lovely time looking at your little people. My favourite doll is your Mother Nature, I will be making her as soon as I get current commitments done. Dolly hugs, Robyn April 24, 2003 2:43AM Cleo: What beautiful dolls, and what a talented artist Judi is! Actually, not only is she so clever, she is also the dearest person you could meet! April 19, 2003 10:12AM Marilyn Rasile: Judi you have done it again!!The Dramatic Boudoir Doll is wonderfull. Please make her a pattern I need a big doll with such a pretty face. Thank you for the wonderfull classes you have done already. Marilyn Rasile April 17, 2003 1:08PM cathy: Wow! Thank you so much for sharing the construction of the baby hand and also for the step by step reproduction doll! Really helpful and wonderful work! :0) Cathy March 12, 2003 1:30PM barb in Aberdeen: Hi, Judi! I LOVE your vintage doll! She is great! Barb March 12, 2003 10:57AM mimi: Your new BIG vintage girl is Wonderful! I am looking forward to trying this pattern! March 11, 2003 2:35PM mimi: March 11, 2003 2:27PM Marilyn Rasile: Love your dolls! I check your site alot ,but forget to sign the guestbook. Marilyn February 20, 2003 8:53AM Betty Ballentine: Hey Judi: Your picture trail albums are wonderful! You have really become very innovative with your doll patterns. Thank You for sharing & mentoring so many of us doll makers. Hope to take a class from you soon. Betty February 18, 2003 2:37PM Shirley: Judi, Thanks for all the inspiration, instructions, imagination, and imagery you sprinkle everywhere you go. To sum your hard work in one word: Stunning! You are blessed. February 14, 2003 10:44PM cheryl zehner: interested in making prints reference the make a baby, and baby fist January 12, 2003 8:35PM Fran aka PastThymes: Judi...I loved seeing your picture trail site.There is just so much here...your talents are incredible! I have a few of your patterns on my birthday wish list (after Christmas so always get money to spend ) LOL Fran December 20, 2002 1:28PM aberdeenbarb: Hi, Judi! I love your dolls. I have an album page here too, with some of my dolls. The ones with the sculpted heads and limbs are the first two I made. Could you tell me, if I were to sell dolls like this at an art fair, what would be a fair price? I tend to price things too low, and I don't want to undervalue my work or that of any other artist. Thanks for any ideas you can give me. Barb December 11, 2002 2:06PM Sue Jorgensen: Hi Judi, I have really enjoyed viewing your work. I particularly liked the 'Let's make a Baby' album, and thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are now in my favourites! December 5, 2002 3:19PM patricia whincop: sorry, forgot to leave email address melarbro@dodo.com.au December 5, 2002 12:30AM patricia whincop: G'day Judi, I just loved all of the photos. I am very interested in the baby pattern, as my son and his wife have been on the IVF for 8 years and now we are 9 weeks pregnant. I would just love to make that baby doll for them. They live inter-state and I don't get to see them as often as I would like. Please email me and let me know if that pattern is available. many, many thanks Patricia. p.s. I just wish I was that clever. December 5, 2002 12:28AM Kathleen Pennell: Thank You Judi! As an artist I was looking for ideas but your slides are incredible!!!!!!!!I found you through the Doll Net as I featured a link on my website http://www.dollplanet.com/ Again Thank You and come look at the dollplanet. Kathleen December 4, 2002 9:07AM Ranie: Hi Judi, Your baby doll is just so precious! November 12, 2002 7:58AM Doey Cumming: Great work Judy! Your baby doll is precious and the vintage doll is lovely too. I'll get back when I have more time to see what else you are up to. Several of my friends have had the cataract procedure and all are delighted with the results. Hope yours will give you many more years of productive dollmaking. Good luck! November 11, 2002 4:59AM Sharon Wilson: Wonderful pictures.......can't wait to order your patterns......first I have to finish UFO'S November 8, 2002 1:19AM Katherine Lloyd: Hello again Judi, it is Katie from Australia. I am so sorry you are still having trouble with your eyes, I will keep praying that there will be a solution found for the problem. It is the sense I would most hate to lose, for all the obvious reasons. Recently a new doctor changed my medication, and being me I got every side effect known to the doctor, but not to me! Amongst these were struggles with my eyesight ( the blind institute sold me split needle, that you just slide the thread down and the tightness where the needle joins near the tip, is sufficient to hold the thread in place) and I also had completely numb finger tips which proved to be a nightmare when machine sewing, I could not feel the tiny screws for changing shanks for the embroidery foot, and kept dropping pins, cups of hot tea etc etc. Thank God most genuinely now that I have changed both doctor and medication the symptoms have almost totally diminished, and I am so very grateful, I would be totally lost without my needlecraft. I feel you are very courageous indeed the way you keep battling on in the face of such an impediment. I so dearly hope that something can be done for you soon. I love the way you have re-constructed the vintage doll, I like the stained version best as she is nearer the original, but each to their own desires. love Katie Isaiah 40: 39 November 6, 2002 7:36AM Marilyn Rasile: just Wonderfull!!! I can't tell you how much Ihave enjoyed your picturetrail. All those great dolls and showing us how there done. Thank you so much. the only dolls Ihave made with faces are yours. Just can't seam to get the others right. So thank you keep them coming. marilyn November 2, 2002 9:42AM Delores in GA: Judi, Your Holiday Baby is just lovely. I want one!! Thanks for showing the step by step photos. I gotta make Savannah first. I have had her pattern for a while. November 1, 2002 10:36AM Paula Johnson: Judi, love the Holiday Baby... can hardly wait for more pictures! October 30, 2002 6:00PM Ruth Anna: I love your work Judi and appreciate how much you inspire my aspirations! Im doing pretty well as a self taught doll maker but I desperately need help with hands as Im sure most beginners do. By any chance will you be holding in local classes or could you direct me to an instructional site online or via video perhaps? I get Soft Doll magazine and love it but Im kind of a show me and I can do it kind of gal. I understand you live in Rainier Or. Im across the way, in Toutle for now but hoping to move into Longview soon. Thank you for your time and helpfulness. I so look forward to meeting you sometime. Ruth Anna, 360/274-6154 or imaginethat4@hotmail.com October 12, 2002 7:41PM Iris Haltom: Judi, I love your dolls. Do you ever give an online class for the busts. I live in North Carolina and would just love to learn them, but online is probably the only way. Thanks, Iris September 25, 2002 12:44PM Polly Purkhiser: I just finished talking to you...ordering B.J. And what a delight!!! And how I wish I lived closer in order that I might enjoy seeing you "live" in action with your doll constructions. I have so much to learn and at 75 am putting myself in 3rd gear hoping I can utilize every minute. Thank you for your kindness and I am looking forward to receiving B.J. so that I can re-create for my great-grandaughter who is soon 16 and lives in Alaska!!!! September 24, 2002 3:34PM Cheryl A. Michaud: Judi, Just loved your "Vintage Dolls"! I'm just beginning to get into soft doll making; I've been sewing for 40 yrs, but after seeing the beautiful dolls on-line, it's going to be VERY challenging! Are the above patterns available, yet?I know I won't do them justice, but I'd like to try.Sooo, how do I order them from you? (I'm new to using websites,too,so I'm probably just missing your order info.) Thank you! :>) Cheryl July 22, 2002 3:43PM Char Donahue: Hi Judi: I just love Milli. She has such character and can be done so many exciting ways. I am taking the July 15th class and am really looking forward to it. June 30, 2002 8:19PM Leah Gladson: I think he looks more like Marty Feldman from Young Frankinstein!!!! June 28, 2002 2:38PM Jessica Oquist: Great Website grandma,BEST we have ever seen! Love Jessica and Paul!! June 12, 2002 7:14PM Carolyn Franks: When I lived in California in the 80's I ordered your catalog and ordered some of your patterns. Now have a computer and ran into your website. June 10, 2002 2:12PM Tammara Doten: Thanks for giving us the address so we could see more of your work. Very inspiring! May 20, 2002 5:56PM Perry Williams: I have truly enjoyed your website!!!! Never knew it existed. I intend to be a faithful follower. Thanks for letting me visit you! I love dollmaking. May 16, 2002 12:42PM marian: your trolls are the cutest ive seen just great May 9, 2002 6:29AM Sherry Payne: I love your troll dolls so much that I had to oder the pattern. I have made cloth dolls before, but want to learn more. I am thinking you will be my resource. Thank-You for such beautiful dolls. April 8, 2002 5:42PM Jacque McAlmond: I heard about you from my neighbor. What a nice surprise! Your dolls are so creative and I love the bodies of your trolls. Your website is also very nice. Jacque April 6, 2002 8:00AM Alice: The dolls are exquisite! April 4, 2002 2:42PM Sue BAtes: Hi Judi - Your dolls are beautiful as ever. I love those vintage dolls and wonder when the patterns will be ready to order? I have many many of your patterns and have made quite a few of them over the years and have enjoyed each and every one. THanks you - Sue Bates gbates@optonline.net April 2, 2002 6:30AM Moyra Jameson: Hi Judi, thanks for the wonderful pictures. Thanks for showing us your Sister,s dolls. Two very talented Sisters, How super. As I have been making some "older vintage type dolls" I will look forward to your pattern. She looks super. I love her Bonnet. Question, what did you do with her feet. All I can see is they look black? will She have painted shoes? Judi, you have not had a great year, health wise, I hope this thing with your eyes does get better! Dolly Hugs Moyra March 15, 2002 11:00PM marian burns: i love those dolls March 14, 2002 6:28AM Jessica Kennady: As always you come up with more delightful sculptures. Fondly, Jessica March 13, 2002 12:50PM Shashi: Hi Judi, The Vintage doll is lovely. Do you wash the doll in the washing machine or just hand wash the doll after stuffing? I loved all the versions of Mary Annette. She is just too beautiful. Hugs Shashi in UK March 11, 2002 2:39AM Valerie: Hi Judi, Great job on the website. I love little Yopi,and Judsi. They truely do have great buns. And I'm going to make the candlestick doll for Gloria next Christmas, I know that she will love it. Great Job! Sis March 1, 2002 6:05PM Helen: Hi, Judi! Love the new stuff, the trolls, the marionette..everything! Looking forward to your vintage repro doll. I hope you will consider doing more old-fashioned dolls in the future...but all your dolls are really wonderful. Helen in CT March 1, 2002 12:34PM JOANNEKALIVAS`: i am very glad to see that you are doing lady dolls try to do some sexy dolls i really like your older dolls looking forward to see the new patterns. February 10, 2002 2:13PM winnie rose reyes: Hi Judi! I'm finally able to visit your picturetrail album. Glad you finally got all your pictures up. I love the trolls. Their precious! Great buns too. February 10, 2002 3:01AM Maurine Adrezin: Judi - I love your Yopu and Judsi. I will definitely make them when you get a pattern out or teach it online. Dolly and Teddy Bear Hugs, Maurine February 2, 2002 1:00PM JoAnn C. Adams: The trolls are the best. Can't wait to get the pattern or perhaps an on line class. I enjoy all your work and classes. Have taken all your on line classes. Thanks February 2, 2002 7:11AM Patti-Ann: Judi,Fantastic job on your web page. Your Troll is the most adorable one I've ever seen. Of course you know I MUST have the pattern....Your buddy,Patti-Ann January 31, 2002 8:14PM Jackie Fox: Hi Judi! What a great site. As you know, I'm crazy about your doll faces. They are beautiful. The busts demonstrate that perfectly. Show us MORE! Your faithful "Milli" student Jackie January 30, 2002 5:09AM Laura Eakes: Wonderful job and great new dolls Judi! I will be buying the candlestick pattern! And please let FOCD list know when the bust doll will be a class, Laura January 29, 2002 8:59AM Tracey Jeston: Judi, I think you've done a wonderful job on this site(just starting using it myself too!) AND I love the Butterfly Princess - especially the little face looking over her shoulder! Really cute. January 29, 2002 1:48AM