It's hard to believe,This year is half over!
They say time flys when your having fun. I sure am having fun making dolls and elephants.
I have a few doll in the works but nothing is finished at this time. Right now I am working on an Americana set! It's going to be really kinda cute.
Just so you know some dolls just have a mind of their own. Sometimes no matter how you want a doll to look, They have other things in mind. As in my little fairy. She was a bit on the "meanie" side..lol She was so mean, I put her in time out for 5 days in her birthday suit.. And boy is she mad!
She looks at me every morning with that frown as she sets beside my computer. I guess she takes that saying that my Mom use to say to heart. My Mom would say "don't make that face, your face might freeze like that and that's how you will look from now on".. Well I guess the fairy didn't listen to her Momma!..lol
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
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About Me
- TatteredCowWings
- Mae Hoover was born in Texas and traveled the world by being an Army Brat. As a Child she didn't have a lot of dolls, most were left behind in her many moves. Mae has had great deal curiosity in the mechanics of doll making and clothes. When she was just 11 years old, she asked her Mother for an old Sheet. Her mother was resistance but gave her the sheet anyway. Mae cut and Hand stitched her first Halloween Dress without a pattern. She has been hooked ever since. Designing and creating dolls is her passion. She has a natural ability when creating "One of a Kind Fabric and Clay Dolls". The Scissors are her Pen and the Fabric is her Paper.... She never using molds when working with the Clay. She only works with the gifts that have been given to her by God. Always made with "a Wing and a Prayer". Her dolls can be purchased on e-bay or from the Artist exclusively... Ever wonder why a name like TatteredCowWings? It's Simply because she hit a truck loaded down with cows, hit her head and woke to see cows with wings.. She had a second chance at life.. God is Good!
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