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| Sally is wearing a dress made from antique indigo fabrics that were cut from old quilt blocks. The cheddar trim is also antique and cut from an old quilt. Sally is 11 inches tall. |
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| Sally has a wire armature skeleton, so she can be posed. |
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| Sally in the roses. |
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| Sally, walking through the mud. |
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| Sally rides her rocking horse side saddle, like a proper young lady. |
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| Permelia is wearing antique baby boots and an antique children's bonnet. My mother made the smocked dress for my daughter many years ago. |
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| Permelia has a plastic, flexible armature inside of her. It helps her to pose. |
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| Permelia has a cloth-pressed face and is painted with acrylics. She is heavily crackled. |
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| I found the little bonnet in my great grandmother's sugar chest. It must have been worn by a beloved child. |
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| Permelia needed a rest after all of the play time. |
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| Four and a half inch Rotkappchen rides her chicken. She has a wire armature sewn into her, to help her pose. |
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| Rottkappchen takes a rest. |
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| Rottkappchen climbs a tree. |
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| Rotkappchen hears a noise, but she isn't afraid. She decides to make a little visit. |
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| Rottkappchen puts on her cape and goes to grandma's house. |
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| Rottkapchen's dress is made from a 19th century quilt block of madder browns. |
