Tuesday Musing~Sewn or stitched with love

I am excited to share this Tuesdays' Musing with everyone! Join Misi from 1890 Gable to find out more!
And, please continue to bear with me, I AM very technically challenged! I am trying, it's just not something that comes naturally to me. I am once again, posting early due to my work schedule, I figure it's better to be early than late whenever possible. I actually have a phobia about being late, that's another story!
Today's theme is "Sewn or stitched with love".
If you all didn't know by now, I have a deep love for dolls! I cannot help myself, I DO and have made other things, but these are always my favorite things to make.
I made the first gal about three years ago. She was inspired by my Grandma Wanda. Actually, if you'll notice, her name is on the "slate". She is a Sunday doll, my version anyhow. I placed her middle name first.
I used some old spindles for her legs. I lost my Grandma 5 years ago, we were very close, and I miss her dearly.
The next gal is named "Bola Ann". She is made with an old milk bottle, which I painted and grunged up. I like how she turned out. I like to experiment with different techniques.
I named this next one, "Sela". Don't ask where I get the names, they just sort of come to me. My girls usually tell me what and who they are going to be. I am not looney, at least I don't think I am! LOL! It's just how it's always been concerning my crafting abilities.
Now, I didn't make this next gal, I have had her since I was about 7 years old. My Mom knew someone that she worked with, and this lady made these. She ordered one for me, and I have had her all these years. She has seen better days, but I will keep her because she means so much to me. She used to have a little woven basket in her hands, long gone, I could replace it I suppose.
I think you all may know what the next gals are~ Raggedy Ann and Belindy! I made my version of a topsy-turvy doll, and I wanted to do them because I have a special place in my heart for both of these gals! I think they turned out decent for my first try, considering I didn't use a pattern.
I also didn't make this last item. This Christening gown I found at an antique shop back in September of last year. Someone made this, it's old, and I just adore it.
I just need to figure out where and how to display some of these things better! Sometimes, well ALOT of the time, especially lately, I have been having a hard time with displays. I never used to, and I have commented on this before, but it's true. It's like my brain just freezes or something!  I guess it's not going anyplace, so I will get it eventually. I hope.
I hope you enjoyed this weeks' musing. I will look foward to seeing everyone elses' as well.
Have a great day everyone!