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New Video: Adeline Doll Reveal!

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Photo Credit: J.H. Winter
Photo Credit: J.H. Winter

In order to change her destiny and the barren, colorless world, ten-year-old Adeline will have to unleash the last bit of magic.


Adeline Cover
Photo and Art Credit: J.H. Winter

Adeline Picot, is the main protagonist from my Middle Grade Fantasy story, Adeline and the Mystic Berries.

I have talked about the book on and off, and, as you know, I am now working on re-editing the story before I continue querying to find a literary agent.

In the meantime, I couldn’t wait to begin crocheting up some of the characters from this story that is very near and dear to me. It was the first book I ever wrote, and the first time an idea struck in my head that stayed.

Photo and Art Credit: J.H. Winter
Photo and Art Credit: J.H. Winter

I had always thought being a writer would be a wonderful job to have, but prior to coming up with the idea for Adeline and the Mystic Berries, never thought I would ever have good enough ideas myself. She proved me wrong, and here we are.

My vision is to have a line of dolls from the book that other crocheters can make. I want readers who love the story, to be able to have their very own dolls from the book!

So, without further ado, here is a video I made for my Ink & Stitches YouTube Channel, introducing Adeline Picot to the world.

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9 Comments

  • Patricia Caron

    Adorable doll! Would love a tutorial on her…please! There are not many patterns out there for dolls that are tutorials and I am a crocheter who needs step by step guidance.

    Thank you!

  • Bonnie Hildebrand

    Excellent video! Adeline came out beautifully! I too enjoyed the background music. Looking forward to seeing future dolls from characters in the story! I can’t wait to buy the book when it gets published!

  • DW

    Wow! First, loved the way you introduced /revealed her showing her back first, then turning to the front. Background music was a great match. She’s precious and I can’t wait to see the future clothing pieces you make for her along with introducing other characters from your book! And Aspen couldn’t be cuter.

    • JHWinter

      Thank you, Jennifer! You have to love Celtic music! I should have said he was sewn with felt. Aspen isn’t actually needle-felted. That is a craft I sadly don’t know how to do. Maybe someday 🙂

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