Doll Room Tour 2021

 

Welcome to the 2021 Savage Pea Doll Room Tour!

My Doll Room is in the finished attic space of my house.

Some of my family made quilts are displayed

on the railing as you go up.

Directly across from the stairs is a little

wardrobe that holds, guess what?

Yes, Doll Clothes.

As you turn to the left you can see a baby cradle.

That is my Madame Alexander Puddin, and

some of my Raggedy Ann dolls.

As you continue turning to the left, you can see 

this big dresser. This dresser also

holds doll clothes.

This is Shirley Temple's drawer.

And this is a drawer of doll hats.

On top is Sophie's room and....

On the left is my china baby Ellen.  You can also see

my "Patsy Ann" book and a favorite book from my childhood

"Album of Horses".

China Baby Ellen was hand-painted by my 

Grandmother. She is wearing a new

handkerchief bonnet I made to match her

handkerchief christening gown.

As you continue to circle left you can see a

glass fronted secretary. This cabinet belonged

 to my Grandmother, who was also a doll lover.

(the same Grandmother who painted Ellen)

I don't think she would have minded in the least

that I turned it into my Little Miss Revlon

Townhouse.

Amanda on the left is an American Character Toni.

On the right is my Little Miss Revlon Julia.

And of course their poodle Misty.

Continue turning left and you see the stair rail.

and across from the stir rail is this closet.

Behind the doors is my Glamour Doll room

Where my Madame Alexander Cissy and my

two Miss Revlon dolls live.

Wait, where are they?

It's also where I store a lot of hanging dresses.

Close-up of the side table.

That's my mon's high school portrait

in the frame

Here is the girls dressing table.

I made the table and the lamp.

Keep turning left and you see another 

glass fronted cabinet.

On top is "Baby So Beautiful"

Sophia.

Inside the cabinet is a townhouse

for my Patsyette Dolls.

Now you enter my sewing and craft area.

The top of my bookcase holds my china head dolls

and photos of my kids.

To the left of my bookcase is my remnant bin, notions

 and ironing area.

As as we continue to the left you can see my 

Beatrix Potter Barbie

and more sewing and craft bins.

At the end of my sewing table are all

my doll hat making supplies.

From my sewing area as you look back towards the stairs,

you can see a little hidden corner.

A little cozy spot under the eaves.

On the right looking down are my Patsy Dolls.

Above their room is a portrait of my Grandmother

when she was 10 years old taken in 1931.

To the right of the bed is this little hanging rack.

The tutu was mine from my childhood.

(handmade by my mother)

The little black floral dress belonged to 

my Grandmother's china doll that was broken when 

she was a little girl!

On the other side of the room is our big

American Girl Doll House

Here are my two Miss Revlon Dolls, Emily and Marylou

having a chat with Molly.

As you exit the hidden corner you see some more

of my Raggedy Ann dolls.

And that is the end of our tour.

OH WAIT!

Can't forget my Mom's lovely Highschool portrait.

Hi Mom!

(Mom just celebrated her 80th birthday!)

Thank you for joining us,

We hope you enjoyed the tour!

Room Tour 2022