WHAT IS IN THE DOLL TRUNK WITH LINDA WALL | ANTIQUE DOLLS | DOLL SHOP
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2021
- Rachel and Linda chat about what is in the doll trunk in this video. Dive in and explore this sweet trunk full of surprises, live in the doll shop. Learn more about our doll shop at www.rare-dolls.com/
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I took a tating class once about 15 years ago. It is daunting but beautiful. I have several "antique" pieces. Some yards long. I will not tat again. I'd rather find it in old sewing cashes.
Thank you for watching, tatting looks hard. Our hats are off to all tatting artists!
Oh the little box with the clothes, comb and salve just so cute💜
Thank you so much for watching!
Rachel, I really LOVED seeing all the treats inside that beautiful truck:)!! I so LOVED the miniature Paddington Bear and the miniature Steiff Bear that was under glass)!!! I also LOVED the blue and white China like plates and a sugar bowl or something for tea as much as the infant looking blue shoes and the miniature blue crochet hat;)!! And I so LOVE that Doll with the elaborate Christening dress with all the embroidery and lace:)!! I also LOVED this same Doll's hair and face:)!!! Rachel Linda is so talented and I know those treasures will be used creatively:)!! Linda will do wonders in cleaning and restoring of these sweet, cute Dolls:)!!! Thank you Rachel for sharing these gorgeously cute items inside this treasure truck:)!!!
Thank you for your wonderful comments! XOXO
Hi Rachel! Thanks for the treat. The little black artist doll with the beads n white dress is by Magee Masey, an Australian Artist. I own several of her dolls.
Thank you so much for the information. That was so helpful!!
Love these sessions! It's like atreasure hunt and so fun to see and feel a part of what's going on, even though we are far away.
You’re so welcome, we’re so happy you enjoyed this!
Such a fun session! I love the Linda surprising ones😁.
Oh those handmade Christening gowns, thee desire to show your newborn in fine robes on their first public appearance was a cultural necessity in Britain right up until the 60s. Our family Christening robe was made by my great, great grandmother and worn by every child on that one occasion each including my brother and me in the 1950s. I kept it but it was so thin, when I hung it up to air after being folded away for 30 years, the long skirt just fell away, ripping all the tucks and embroidery on the bodice. Only the petticoat remains but, though nobody would see it, it too is a marvel of handmade lace, tucks and embroidery.
Looking at those leg warmers,and remembering their were no rubber or plastic pants even when my parents were born in the 20s, I'm glad not to have been in my baby raising days back then! Those leg warmers, along with diaper, petticoats and gown would be soaked or soiled several times a day and require changing, then washing without the aid of a washing machine. No wonder boys wore robes or dresses until they we beyond toddler age, pot training would be hard with no elastic or zippers for pants. Dresses were often worn without underwear so the child was covered , but could be put on the pot in a hurry during training.
We loved every word of your comment. Thank you so much for sharing and for watching. You are so appreciated!
Fun treasures! Some of those large dolls looked like they were dressed in human baby clothes, repurposed? When I was a kid I had a large doll. My mom put a beautiful dress on her, and when I asked my mom said it was one I used to wear.
Yes, many children size clothes are often repurposed for baby dolls. Thank you so much for tuning in!!
I could watch ya’ll go through baby items all day! Thank you for this content!!!
I love seeing your box opening videos like this, and the tatting was a treat! My grandmother tatted, and when I went through her sewing room and things recently, I now have a huge variety of tatting projects she never used, and some she never finished. It's beautiful, and perfect for handmade doll outfits.
I also found her childhood dolls, and have begun to clean and restore them. Sadly, one of them has a shattered arm, as the plastic has deteriorated over the past 80 years, but I figure I can find a way to repair it with all the modern sculpting materials we have at hand. Worst case, I'll make a mold and cast a new one.
Loved all of your comments, thank you for tuning in!
Beautiful 😍. Congratulations 👏. Enjoy your videos very much and I enjoy everything you have.
I love the vintage dishes and accessories! They took such care to have them look real 😻💯. My mom demanded all children have on T-shirts under their clothes, even in 100 degree temperatures. She wanted to put hats on them too. 😂❤️💯
Thanks for sharing!!
Loved seeing in that trunk!
Thank you so much for tuning in!
Love the trunk. Wonderful treasures.
These unusual bodies are not often found. Gebruder Knoch also used them.
Thank you for the information!
So much fun seeing all these little treasures! I have my great grandmother's tatting shuttle, but it's the one needlecraft I haven't been able to teach myself from books and videos.
That is awesome! Thank you for watching!
The black frozen Charlotte is from 1936 crackerjack prize toy doll .made of metal and there's also a charlie doll to go with Charlotte.love peeking at your dolls.beautiful
Thanks for letting us know!
Oh my goodness! I wouldn't know what to do if I had that trunk of wonderful treasures! loved seeing these dollies . Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!! Thank you for watching.
this was SO much fun! i learned a lot from you guys! thanks very much. i enjoy all your videos...
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love tiny dolls.
Спасибо за прикосновение к кукольному миру! каждая как произведение искусства, каждая кукла как целый чудесный мир
Hey Rachel, I don’t know if you have the bell notifications available to subscribers or not, but I can’t seem to select it. This makes me sad because I keep missing your live-streams. I would love to be notified when you go live like with others that I follow.
Thank you so much for asking! The videos initially air on either the doll shop Facebook page or my personal Facebook page, and then they are uploaded to here ASAP. UA-cam took away my live streaming capability because of background music in a video over the summer that had copyright. Dang, it! I hope to get the ability back soon. Thank you for tuning in!
The little peg wooden is by Eric Horne. He is a wonderful miniaturist from the UK and was often set up at the same shows near where my booth was set up selling my miniature Bebe's. He is a charming man and makes those peg woodens even smaller with all working joints.
You are correct!! Thank you so much, we are glad you enjoyed this video!
I have a tiny crocheted hat like this one. My grandmother used to make these and they were used to keep needles, pins and a thimble was inside the crown of the hat in order to keep the crown from caving in.
Thanks so much for watching!!
I know how to tat and have several shuttles. My hands do not like to do it anymore, but it's a skill my grandmother taught me when I was little.
Thank you so much for sharing and watching today!
Linda has the best job in the world
so loved the tiny dolls and the old garments...I do remember some of these. My daughter had some that tied with ribbons.
I have an ancient frozen Chinese doll. My father unearthed it in the 1960's while renovating our house in Innisfail. Innisfail had a strong early Chinese population. I'd like to learn more about it. I mean it could be worth Millions!!! Tee Hee
NB Innisfail is a sugar growing town in tropical North Queensland, Australia.
So glad you enjoyed this!
Could the little "bottle" cover with the embroidered B be a cover for a doll sized hot water bottle?
My grandmother taught me to tat although it has been so long and with my arthritis and neuropathy, I doubt I can do a very good job. She taught me to see, make patterns, do alterations, quilt, crochet and embroider. Many wonderful hours spent with her.
Awe your Grandmother sounds wonderful!
Great video 📹....... I responded back to you as soon as I saw your message was on post 📫.. 📫 Good night 🌃
Hola! Beatiful lovely a,m the dol y no sé más d inglés ja,ja pero me emociono más q tú con lo q muestras por favor muestra todo una por una las cosas aunque tengas q hacer más videos para mostrarlas! desde Argentina! DIOS TE BENDIGA!!
I think the pink and white item is for a tiny hot water bottle,
The tinkn you don’t know what is
Is for holding the blanket dawn when the baby I in a stroller 😊
Wow I love to see how to do tatting sewing.
It’s such a cool art form!
I wanna make a chest for my girl pne day, but she currently needs some repairs first
oh my how much is that doll couch .... the blue one...
Glad you enjoyed!
Sweet video. Any updates on the EJ Jumeau and the kimonos Rachel!!!!
We have an update coming in the Jumeau and the kimonos aren’t here yet! I can’t wait to get them, they’re supposed to arrive today.
That big baby looks like a young Angus from 2 an a half men! lol
Kind of does!!
Girl I tried to tat I almost pulled my hair out😂
I understand! It is not easy. Thanks for watching!
I would be afraid to walk in that shop. ( stuff everywhere) Great finds though!
Good thing you’re only visiting on video! We love our stuff everywhere. It’s always changing.
How do y.ou price your work?😊
Most the time, I go with my gut based off my experience, and also compare prices on Worthpoint and eBay sold listings.
Do you have an instagram?
Yes! @rachelghoffman Thanks!
Is that a featherweight in the background?
Yes!
Hot water bottle cover
Thank you!
Flagged for a doll? Seriously?
It happens a lot. They look for human forms and sometimes don’t know that it’s a doll and not a real body.
Flagging for a naked doll! Good grief!