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Group of art dolls on a table at a "Doll Talk" I gave recently at Emporia Presbyterian Manor

Dolls by Janet C. Fish

Photo by Cheryl Unruh

Please check my links for Flyover People, which contains

the writings of Cheryl Unruh

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Skeleton Doll

embellished doll blank

by Janet C. Fish

photo: Cheryl Unruh

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Sad Lady Doll

by Janet C. Fish

photo: Cheryl Unruh

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Puzzled Doll (lying down)

Alien Doll

by Janet C. Fish

photo by Cheryl Unruh

The puzzled doll is made from an old garage sale doll that I

painted and embellished.

The alien doll is my own pattern design, made of fabric and embellished.

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L to R

Slug, Pregnant Fairy, Naked Dancer

You know, I don't like to dress dolls, so my dolls are nearly all naked or

have clothing painted on. The slug is on Gallery Two, with her story. The pregnant fairy has wings

on her back made of a little butterfly pin. The naked dancer, to me, represents how we women

so often see our bodies as distorted, yet we still want to dance.

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Older Lady Raggedy Ann

She got herself a George Hamilton tan, a sexy duct tape dress, and a real pretty smile.

What a woman!

NFS

I made this doll about 12 years ago from a pattern. I think it was a McCalls pattern. But one day I

came home and found that my old Siamese cat, Johnny, had ripped into the embroidery on her

face. So, I stored her away until I could think of what to do with her. Then it struck me that she needed a whole new lease on life, so I gave her that golden tan, painted her face to show the trials she's been through, and made her a duct tape pinafore. She's even wearing some hoop earrings. She's been through it! But she's still smiling, maybe a tired little smile, but a smile.

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The three Raggedy pictures below are collages using

sad, old Raggedy Ann and Andy Dolls. Also high quality,

Artist grade acrylic paint.

Raggedy Andy's Bad Day

Andy had a very bad day, but keeps on Smiling

Janet C. Fish