The Dragon is an eye-popping creation. Painted in irredescent paints and with quilted spines and paperclay or polymer clay teeth and horns it truly is a work of art. Can't you see one of these guarding your stash at home?

Like the Basic Woman the Basic Man can also be interpreted many different ways. I've seen him as a beatnik, a pirate, a romantic leading man - even the Phantom of The Opera. Male doll patterns are often much harder to come by - and this one will lend itself to being used several different ways with clothing patterns included. He even comes with an optional washboard stomach (sigh!). To make this pattern you will also need a copy of the Basic Instruction Book.  

This old gal is great! As with all Pam's dolls she can be interpreted many different ways. Dress her as a crone or witch, a fairy godmother or an old gal who still likes to wear a bikini and let it all hang out on the beach. She has so much character with a pot tummy and slightly saggy bosoms - no Hollywood botox for her! You will need a Basic Instruction book to make her. 

Absolutely stunning - her textured tail looks amazing painted up in Lumieres and irredescents. Use some of those wonderful textured yarns to give her long mermaid tresses. She'd lure any man to his death! You can pose her lying down or seated  - you are limited only by your imagination. You will need the basic instruction book to complete this doll. 

Make the Beast to accompany a Beauty. Includes a pattern for his clothing - you could also interpret it totally differently to make a Cat/Lion man or leave out the fangs for a more straightforward monster. He has trapunto chest so looks great in an open shirt. You will need the Basic Instruction book to complete this doll.