¿ Por que no tienen rostro ?
Amish Dolls.Why not have a face?
Hola amigas ha pasado un tiempo sin pasar por aquí y ya extrañaba escribir y compartir con ustedes¡
Hello friends it has been a while and I missed writing and sharing with you ¡
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Muñecas Amish-Amish dolls |
... I've always loved dolls rags, as you noted in this space, and rustic dolls, especially Amish dolls, in addition to my respect for this community of people with their simple lifestyle, their traditional clothes and reluctance to adopt modern amenities have grabbed my attention. Without neglecting my great admiration for its beautiful patchwork quilts, recognized worldwide.
Como ven en la foto, las muñecas Amish no tienen rostro para enfatizar el hecho de que todos somos iguales ante los ojos de Dios, según sus creencias.
As seen in the photo, Amish dolls have no face to emphasize the fact that we are all equal in the eyes of God.
Cuenta una historia que una navidad una niña Amish recibió una muñeca rag con cara, lo que provocó molestia en su padre quien reemplazó la cabeza por una de trapo y se la dió a la niña y le dijo:
"Solo Dios puede crear personas",
y la niña sin dudar tomó a la muñeca y se fué a jugar. Y desde ese día nacieron las tradicionales muñecas Amish sin rostro.A story tells that on a Christmas day, a little Amish girl received a doll (with a face), which caused discomfort in his father who replaced the head with a rag and handed it to the girl and said: "Only God can create people," and the girl without hesitation took the doll and went to play. And from that day the traditional faceless Amish dolls were born.
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Muñeca Amish 100 años de antiguedad |

Y así lo han hecho muchas niñas amish a lo largo de los años, quienes adoran a sus muñecas igual que nosotras o nuestras hijas adoramos las nuestras.
And so many Amish girls have do it over the years, who adore their dolls like us or our daughters adore ours.
Mmmm... y se preguntaran de donde vino esta entrada, ¿porqué la escribí?
Bueno, pues es a propósito de la muñeca que quiero enseñarles hoy.
Mmmm ... and maybe you wonder, where this post came from, why I write it?
Well it is about the doll that I want to share with you today.
It's one of my latest creations, and I'm very pleased with it because and I applied the crackeling technique that I've used before to paint pottery, to give it an old style, dressed and took the inspiration from Amish dolls to dressed them.
El lugar favorito para la siesta... |
!Felicidades, amiga¡ Espero te haya gustado.
As you see I did two of them and, because it was an idea that I had around my head for a long time, and I wanted to share it with my dear friend Rosi for her birthday
! Congratulations, dear friend ¡ I hope you like it.
Tambien le dí el color antiguo a la ropa remojándola en café cargado y dejándolas secar. Y como ultimo detalle le puse en sus manos un carrete de madera antiguo.
My idea was that it looks like cracked porcelain antique dolls, and I got the "look" Don't you think?
I also gave the old color to the clothes soaking it in coffee and then allowing them to dry. And for the last detail, I put in their hands an old wooden spool.
El mandil está bordado con unas palabras inspiracionales que me encantaron:
Trust-Confianza, Love-Amor y Faith-Fé
En esta foto se aprecian los detalles...
Trust, Love and Faith. You can see the details in the photos ...
Well, this doll is already decorating a corner in my living room and the other one is in the hands of its new owner. I love doing crafts, especially dolls, but the more rewarding thing is to give them to our loved ones, because they go away with a little piece of our heart.
!Ahh¡ ...se me olvidaba, el grafico de las palabras bordadas en el mandil es gratis por parte de Jenny of elefantz.
Y aquí les dejo el enlace de la descarga...
! Ahh ... And almost forgot, the graph of the embroidered words for are for free by Jenny of elefantz.
And here are the download link ...
Tengan un feliz día¡¡¡
Have a nice day¡¡¡