Although I didn't make these dolls, 60+ of them have joined me in my sewing room until I can deliver them to the Dollies Without Borders program. The Dollies project, which is part of an Arts in Medicine program, distributes dolls on mission trips to children in developing countries. The founder of the program visited the inmates in a women's prison crafting program to introduce them to making the Dollies. Of course making dolls is a big hit and a project the women look forward to. Using donated materials, the women in the program sew, crochet and create a variety of items that are donated to community and charitable organizations. I'm a volunteer with the program, and enjoy being part of their efforts. They meet daily in a secure workroom, and spend their time creating and completing projects like these cute dolls. |
Friday, September 6, 2013
Oh, You Beautiful Dolls...
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5 comments:
What a worthwhile ministry. You go, girl!
What a great program...I'd still like to see all 60+ sitting and watching you while you sew!!!
They are beautiful! As are the ladies that made them. Do post more pics of the collection.
They are beautiful! As are the ladies that made them. Do post more pics of the collection.
What a wonderful idea both for the women who make them and kids that receive them...Bless you for being a part of this ministry...
The dolls are so cute and just as individual as the ladies that made them....
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