La Pied means the foot. I would say feet, but I don't know much about French
and have no idea what the plural of pied is.

Her body and arms are a golden tone on tone print. The stockings are green tone on tone. I call her Pineapply. She chose the green and yellow vintage doily and then decided she needed a pineapple crocheted petticoat. She was plundering through the vintage stash and came across a pale green hankie with crocheted edge that made a great bodice for the skirt. Then she found this potholder and a green silk flower. She fashioned it into a floppy hat. While I was sewing the hat she wandered into the silk organza stash and decided she needed a shawl from the green filmy stuff. Pineapply said the petticoat was scratchy so she found some yellow filmy bouffant silk organza to form another underskirt. She also decided patent leather slippers were too ordinary so she had the shoemaker do some Kelly green satin slippers. Her unmentionables remain just that.

This is the lady for all cats. She will do anything to get a cats attention. Her dress is covered in cats. Her fluffy little cat helps attract other cats. She is always up for some furry fun. One day she will probably be one of those old ladies with 100 cats in the house.

My daughter helped with the planning, the apron is made from a collection of vintage lace pieces and one of my grandmother’s hankies. The jewelry was designed from an old set of earrings that I had in the 70's.

This doll was a lot of fun to make. She has eyelet pantaloons and a pink silky slip under her jumper.

I made this doll for my friend who loves Raggedys.