Doll  Show

The Indy Art Doll Makers

Invite you to our

22^nd Annual

2024 Art Doll Show & Holiday Art Fair

Saturday, November 23^rd

9:00–3:00

 

Irvington Methodist Church

30 North Audubon Road, 46219

Join us for the Year of the Dragon!

There will be dragons on display

 Along with Handcrafted cloth dolls and Fabric figures

Wearable art, Jewelry, & Unique gifts for sale

 

October 2024 Newsletter

  2024 Upcoming meetings   

October 19 - Julie McCullough Day at Franklin Road Library Branch

November 16 - 2024 Challenge Dolls:  In the Woods

December 21 - Christmas Party 

October Birthdays

Happy Birthday to our very talented and inspiring Barbara!

Meeting Minutes

Present at the September meeting were Deb, Julie W., Ann C., Julie G., Virginia, Sue, Kathryn, and Leslie.  Our nametag winner was Virginia!

Show and Tell

Sue and Virginia proudly wore their nametags and Virginia won the nametag drawing!

Sue and Virginia wearing their nametags!

Deb brought a handmade doll named "Berdie" that she received as a gift from a friend that was made by our very own Maggie!

Deb's Berdie"

Deb also recieved a doll size hat kit from a friend

Deb's hat kit

Deb's hat kit

Deb has another Julie McCullough "Snippet" in progress, lacking a face.

Deb's in progress "Snippet"

Julie W. completed a Halloween doll named "Sabrina" from Deanna Hogan's "Enigma" pattern

Julie W.'s "Sabrina"

Kathryn has made more wonderful folders, so handy for projects.

Kathryn's folders

Business Meeting

Sue assumed the responsibility of leading our meeting in Andrea's absence while she was teaching at John C. Campell Folk School.  

The spring class dates with Barbara Schoenoff are April 12-13, 2025.  Details will be coming as soon as we get them.

Plans for the October Julie McCullough tribute open house were discussed.  This will be held at the Franklin Road Branch library located at 5550 S Franklin Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46239 from 10:30-1:00 on Saturday October 19.  There will be display tables with completed Julie McCullough dolls made by our members.  Also, we will have members demonstrating different aspects of making a doll.

Our annual Art Doll Show and Holiday Fair will be on Saturday, November 23 from 9:00-3:00.  Our "In the Woods" challenge dolls will be on display.  Since this is the year of the Dragon there will be a display of Dragon's made by our members including ones made in Amy Felske's Book Dragon class earlier this year. There will be tables with members selling their handmade one-of-a-kind items that would make wonderful Christmas gifts.

For our Christmas Party in December plans are to have a handmade gift exchange for those who would like to participate.  Sue and Virginia, (our official party planners) have suggested a Victorian themed party. You must wear a hat (Hmm, prizes might be given??)

Program

Virginia had a great program on making a quick and easy holder for paint bottles using Dollar Tree napkin holders and paper towel holders.

Virginia's Demo

Virginia's Demo

Thank you, Virginia for this fast, fun project and so useful!

Virginia is a wonderful doll face creator and is so willing to share her expertise with new doll makers.  Our members appreciate what you do Virginia!  Thank you!!!

Next Meeting

There will be no official meeting in October.  We will be having our Julie McCullough open house that day October 19 from 10:30-1:00 at the Franklin Rd Branch library.

5550 S Franklin Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46239

Future Events

October 19, 2024, 10:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Julie McCullough Open House at the Franklin Road library branch

November 16 - meeting Challenge "In the Woods" due

November 23. 2024 Annual Show and Sale - Year of the Dragon 9-3

Check list for October meeting

Nametag

Julie McCullough dolls, patterns

 

 

 

The Indy Art Doll Makers

invite you to the Franklin Road Branch Library

On Saturday, October 19^th from 10:30-1:00.

 

We will have a display of cloth dolls to celebrate

the art and imagination of dollmaker Julie McCullough.

                Come learn how cloth dolls are made

                and how fun it is to create your own!