Week 43: Harriet Tubman

by Vickie Smith // November 1, 2019 // No Comments

Harriet Tubman was born with the name Araminta Ross, the child of slaves Ben and Harriet Ross.  She went on to escape and then returned to the South numerous times to rescue others from slavery.  As a child I read... Continue reading →

117% Funded: Merry Mermaids for Christmas Kickstarter

by Vickie Smith // October 16, 2023 // No Comments

Hurray we are funded and a little to spare! Thank you all for your support. I posted the update this morning and shared: UPDATE This is amazing! Thank you! Bonus for all backers! Vickie SmithCreator October 16, 2023 Thank you... Continue reading →

70% Funded Mermaid Kickstarter

by Vickie Smith // October 6, 2023 // No Comments

It’s getting closer every day. This Kickstarter stuff is a lot more complicated than I anticipated. I really appreciate all who have pledged and checked out our campaign. Thank you! I know I can make dolls and I have patterns... Continue reading →

Launch: Day 1 complete

by Vickie Smith // October 1, 2023 // No Comments

It’s now been 24 hours+ since we launched our Merry Mermaids for Christmas Kickstarter. It’s exciting because for our last failed Kickstarter only 26 dollars was pledged during the whole 30 days so of course it didn’t fund. As of... Continue reading →

My Quiet Dolls Happy 32nd Birthday !

by Vickie Smith // September 28, 2023 // No Comments

We invited some of our author friends to send us a video wishing My Quiet dolls Happy Birthday! The Party went well. The cupcakes were an amazingly yummy team effort. I baked and Andrea of Andrea’s Boutique frosted them- pink... Continue reading →

Count Down Mermaids for Christmas Kickstarter Launch Party in 1 Day!

by Vickie Smith // September 28, 2023 // No Comments

Kickstarter and I have been trying to come up with a good link. This is what we have for now. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1683205810/merry-mermaids-for-christmas Yesterday I picked up more posters, handed out more posters, bought candy, ordered and picked up small pictures of... Continue reading →