bottom of a christmas box. I washed her dress and will spruce her up a bit and post in projects. I still have the mold for the pig and 2 cows. Maybe i will have a shop pour a couple for me and try my hand at it again. In my spare time. LOL

hi Bev, i was a adult ed teacher for years and did a lot of ceramics and porcelain dolls had three kilns at one time, good memories, don't have mold one, just the bad back, have fun hugs. Toni lee

I used to do ceramics at one time. However, when we moved I got rid of everything. I still have a few of my favorite pieces. One is the ceramic Christmas tree with lights that I still put out somewhere on display every year. I enjoyed that hobby when I did it but find I much prefer machine embroidery after discovering that. Whatever I do my hobbies always end up to be expensive ones. LOL. Mary

Bev, how great that you found your mold and your piggy doll - I can't wait to view it. My Mother (Miss Loretta) had a ceramic shop in our home (she taught painting, too) - when I was in Jr & Sr High School. When my parents divorced she moved to Florida and there she took up shop - a huge place that she taught in several classrooms and it was a great endeavor for her - I had a huge amount of her work - but through the years - I have lost this or that piece and I was robbed once and lost many of my favorite pieces then, too (they were mostly my Christmas items). When I think of ceramics it brings joy to my heart and I know it must to yours as well. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.