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: Folding Zen Doll by [http://radiantcrust.blogspot.com/ Penelope Harris] | : Folding Zen Doll by [http://radiantcrust.blogspot.com/ Penelope Harris] | ||
: Interview with Clare Chambers of [http://absolutelysmall.etsy.com/ Absolutely Small] | : Interview with Clare Chambers of [http://absolutelysmall.etsy.com/ Absolutely Small] | ||
| − | : Interview with and exclusive illustration by Tracey Meek | + | : Interview with and exclusive illustration by [http://traceymeekillustration.blogspot.com/ Tracey Meek] |
| − | : Exclusive illustration by Sally Jane Thompson | + | : Exclusive illustration by [http://blog.sallyjanethompson.co.uk/ Sally Jane Thompson] |
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Revision as of 14:54, 6 August 2011
Details & synopsis
Valley of Dolls is a 20 page, A5 (half-size) zine by Su Mwamba, released May 2011. Unlike previous TangleCrafts zines, Valley of Dolls is a collaborative venture, consisting almost entirely of guest projects, features and interviews. Contributors were invited to submit a project or feature relating to dolls in any way.
- Contents
- Intuition Doll kit (felt & fabric stapled to front cover) based on Baba Yaga fairy tale, first featured in Enchanted Times #1
- Reviews of The Doll's House by Rumer Godden & The Mennyms by Sylvia Waugh
- Felt Daruma Doll by Diane Gilleland
- Beaded Babushka Doll by Robin O. Mayberry, Alchemy Studios
- Guerilla Dollcraft tutorial by Sarah Graham
- Folding Zen Doll by Penelope Harris
- Interview with Clare Chambers of Absolutely Small
- Interview with and exclusive illustration by Tracey Meek
- Exclusive illustration by Sally Jane Thompson
