Doll News Spring 2014 - (Page 136)
The Story of
Marjorie Tudor
by Ann M. Leis
M
arjorie Tudor
would describe
herself as a doll
and marionette maker, cut-wool
animal maker, watercolor artist
and gardener. She is also the
daughter-in-law of the beloved
writer and Illustrator, Tasha
Tudor. As a young wife and
mother, she remembers Tasha
encouraging her to be a stayat-home mother and to explore
her artistic talents. Being one
of the very few students Tasha
ever taught, Marjorie fondly
remembers "winter afternoons
at tea time with a warming
fire in the winter kitchen,
learning techniques on light
and shadow, and memories of
taking a garden tour on a lovely
summer afternoon to pick a
spray of some lovely blooming
thing to sketch and paint while
we enjoyed late afternoon
tea." Tasha's encouragement
to persevere and "just keep
at it" was the best advice
Marjorie received for all of her
endeavors.
Marjorie grew up in a
spacious Victorian home in
Connecticut surrounded by
creative parents and a doting
grandfather. Her father was an
architect, and her mother was
an artist. Her first recollection
of holding a doll was a small
wooden Babushka her Russian
Marjorie Tudor created this likeness of Tasha Tudor for the International Quilt Festival held
in Tokyo in 2013. Marjorie calls the doll "Granny", the family's name for Tasha.
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SPRING 2014
Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Doll News Spring 2014
From the Editor
UFDC Officers and Regional Directors
President's Message
Conference Calendar
Welcome Newer Members
Fundraising Committee Report
Shared Passions - 2014 UFDC Convention
Tasha Tudor + Dolls = Enchanting Art
Early Juneau Bebe Part II
My Dear Hitty
A Capital Affair 2013 Antique Competitive Exhibit Part II
A Capital Affair 2013 Modern Competitive Exhibit Part II
A is for Annabelle - the story of a doll
Annatasha - A Paper Doll
A Visit to the Coleman Collection
Unending Delight - Tasha's World of Dolls
A Capital Affair 2013 Special Exhibit - The Four Seasons of Sandra Sue
A Capital Affair 2013 - Beautiful Boys, Gorgeous Girls - Asian and American BJDs
All About Lavinia Loring, A French Fashion Doll Reprinted from THE LETTER, Volume 3, Number 1, Summer 1983
Life before TV - UFDC Region 1 Conference
Christine Crocker - The Pastoral Dollmaker
Capturing the Classics - The Classic Plaything Collection of Wendy Lawton
The Story of Marjorie Tudor
Behind the Scenes - Regional Director Training
Isn't It Romantic
In a More Romantic Time - A Paper Doll
I is for Inspiration
Judging Dolls in UFDC Competitions
Club Notes
Reviewing Resources
Region Director Candidates
Donations
In Our Memories
News & Notes
Doll News Spring 2014
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