Christine Crocker
My blogs
- Deerfield Doll House ~Christine Crocker~Dollmake...
- thankfulandhumbl...
- Deerfield Farmhouse Offerings
- The Pastoral Dollmaker~Christ... Crocker
- sprigdandhumble
- spriggedandhumbl...
- sprigg
- Deerfield Farmhouse Past Workes
Blogs I follow
- Dogwood Farm
- Rustic Farmhouse
- Notforgotten Farm
- Dolls in the Neatest Manner
- 18thC Cuisine
- A Note of Friendship
- A Woodsrunner's Diary
- Adventures of the Heart Blog
- Alaskan Transplant
- American Folk Art @ Cooperstown
- AN HISTORICAL LADY
- Anne Bedics, The Cat Lady Antiques - American Country Furnishings and Folk Art
- ANTIQUES at IVY HALL
- Bama Planter
- BlueDogAntiques
- Boston 1775
- Carole's Country Store Blog
- Circa Home Living
- Coffee With Tea Historical Doll Information
- Colonial Quills
- Create with Cinnamon Creek
- Deliciously Scared
- Dog Trot Farm
- Faded Prairie
- Festive Attyre
- FOLK
- Genesee Country Village & Museum
- Greyfreth <br> Cross Bottles &amp; Rough Luxe Objects of Beauty
- Hay Quaker
- Homestead Farm
- Homestead Farm 1700-1800's
- Hoydens &amp; Firebrands
- K. Walters at the Sign of the Gray Horse
- Kathy Barrick
- La Pouyette....
- Lady Linda ♡
- LauraFrantz.net
- Les Petites Mains, histoire de mode enfantine
- Little Works of Grace
- MarkKimballMoulton.com
- Mary and Amelia
- Massachusetts and More Genealogy Blog
- Miss Maddie's
- My Heartstring
- My Old Crow Primitives
- Mäster Henriks
- N e e d l e p r i n t
- Netty Lacroix
- Northdixie Designs
- Passion for the Past
- QUAINT AND PLAIN
- Red, White and 2
- Robin's Egg Bleu
- Romantic History
- Rookery Ramblings
- Scandinavian Folk
- Sew 18th Century
- SilkDamask
- Small Meadow Press
- Tailgate-Music Valley Antique Show
- THE HERBAL BOUQUET
- THE 1800 HOUSE
- The 1800 House Antiques
- The Art Tramp
- the bower-lesley's online journal '06 to '13
- The Colonial Housefitter News
- The Couture Courtesan
- The Diary of a Rugmaker
- The Fabricating Woman
- The Happy Peasant
- The Paper Mulberry
- The PinKeep
- The Powdered Wigs
- The Seraph
- The Sewphisticate
- The Spice Garden
- the-jill-of-all-trades
- Tongue in Cheek
- under my wing-a caregiving blog
- Vintage Posh
- Visits to Corgi Cottage
- Walker Homestead's Blog
- William &amp; Mary Dyer
- Women in 18C Colonial America &amp; the New Nation
- Woolytales
- ~ CtLogCabin ~
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | Doll maker & folk artist, firstly a farm girl |
| Location | beautiful farm land of Oregon, United States |
| Introduction | ~thoughts & views of a dollmaker's life from her farm ~ I'm a 6th generation farmer's daughter. Here on Deerfield,I am the farmers wife, a Mother, a Grandmother & a Doll Maker. We have 2 grown children,both amazing young people and 4 dear little grandchildren upon whom the sun rises & sets. |
| Interests | Early dolls, early textiles, 18th & 19th century houses & gardens, walking through old cemeteries, old books, growing flowr's & herbes for cooking and healing, reading personal diaries of early american women, Early American history, Old Deerfield in Massachusetts, New England, Tasha Tudor, Vermont, My Oregon, My Family~the Best there is. |