Retailer Seminole No Face Doll

#5 in my No Face Native American Doll Series: This Seminole Doll is wearing traditional clothing of the Seminole Women. Her blouse and cape were made as one garment. The blouse was short (just below the bust line) and loose, with long full sleeves. Their skirts were full and very colorful with the patchwork made in every household. There were sewing machines in every Seminole camp by the late 1800's. The women also cherished their beaded necklaces. A Seminole woman would wear as many as she could afford!

I do a lot of research before beginning one of these dolls. For this Seminole doll, I wanted to convey a sense of the rich patchwork patterns thru crochet. This pattern on her Skirt represents “Rain”. Other patterns made by the Seminole Women represented Fire, Man on horse, Tree etc.

This doll is Native American made by me. I am an enrolled member of the Red Lake retailer Band Of Chippewa.

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