Little Clothy Riding Hood.

Little Red Riding Hood,

with her basket.

Off to grandma's house.

I hope she gets there!

...what was that?

Find Little Red here.

Free doll pattern,

if you fancy making your own.

First Day of Spring! New things happening!

First of all,
here is my new book!

Ready to read on Kindle
(you don't need a kindle)
and full of exciting stuff!
Mabel Bunt
and the
Masked Monarchs

Hi there!

Well, last year was a wild ride 

and I did all kinds of exciting things.

If it's been quiet here recently, 

it's because my writing time

has been put into writing, 

rather than blogging.

But we'll get to that in a minute.

First of all,

I'd like you to see the wonderful dolls

made with my little cloth doll pattern

by Edie Marie,

over at 

Creations by Marie Antoinette

and Edie Marie .

They're really sweet!

See? Lovely hair and such sweet little faces!

If you're interested in the doll pattern,

 it's here, complete with a photo tutorial.

Play around with it to make all kinds of dolls.

Like this fairy,

or a hit man...

Which leads me to my other news.

The hit man above (all 11 inches of him)

is the witty, pragmatic anti-hero of

A Conversation with Oliver

by Ben Marsten.

Ben and I have been co-writing

feverishly to produce our first joint work

Mabel Bunt and the Masked Monarchs,

which will be going up on Amazon 

this weekend.

I'm so excited!

I did the cover, too!

Who's Mabel Bunt?

She's a girl of indifferent morals 

(and I choose my words with care)

thrust suddenly into a wild world

of intrigue, masks, swords and corsets.

Doesn't that sound fun?

I can tell you, it was fun to write!

I'll give you all a heads-up

when Ben lets me know the novel

is up and running on Amazon.

This will be a Kindle book, initially,

but that's ok. 

YOU DON'T NEED A KINDLE TO READ IT!

Yes, I was shocked too.

If you have a PC, a lap-top, a smart phone,

whatever you can get on to the Internet with,

you can download a free app

to read Kindle books.

Lots of free books out there, too.