Pat Secrist

LRC Girl Doll 18" Annalea

Beautiful, lifelike 18" doll, lifelike sculpt "Carly" by Pat Secrist, hand-painted and customized by Little Raven Creations.

Medium skin, dark brown/ black hair in pigtails, dark brown eyes. Can wear most popular 18" standard doll clothing like American Girl and Our Generation brand.

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Little Raven Creations 18" Boy Doll

18" doll boy doll with handsome, realistic features; "Punkin" face sculpt by Pat Secrist, hand-painted and customized by Little Raven Creations.
Light skin, brown hair, and luminous blue eyes. High quality hair is wigged; designer eyes are inset.
Cloth and vinyl body; can wear most popular 18" standard doll clothing like American Girl brand.
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Perfect English

Submitted by Little Raven on Sat, 2018-12-29 13:51

Here's an update on my latest custom, English. I thought she looked very cute in her original version with her spring floral dress and long curls, but I had an idea she might look extra adorable with a new theme. . . [node:read-more:link]

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LRC Custom and Molly McIntire

Submitted by Little Raven on Tue, 2017-11-28 19:33

Two random dolls, because reasons. . .

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Today my two randoms are this Little Raven Custom doll and of course, American Girl doll Molly McIntire.
The custom cutie with the pout has the Secrist "Button" sculpt and a long wavy brown wig from Monique that she is just all about!
Molly McIntire came to me a few years ago during her retire from American Girl. She was my first ever American Girl doll, and the doll that kicked off my 18" girl obsession. . .

LRC Custom Dolls

Submitted by Little Raven on Fri, 2017-08-04 21:23

Two random dolls, because reasons. . .

Today my two random dolls were randomly selected from my list of custom dolls, LRC Charmers and The Cool Ones. They dont have names; they're both prototypes for future dolls.

Both the dolls use face sculpts by Pat Secrist (I adore Secrist faces!): Annette on the left, and Punkin the little princess on the right. [node:read-more:link]

First-Borns Part II

Submitted by Little Raven on Thu, 2017-01-19 21:56

Onto Part II of my First-Borns Project. (Again apologies for poor lighting. I had zero% natural sunlight as the skies rained for days!)

So I had fairly good success with my first two First-Borns, English Boy and Punkin Princess (for lack of better names). So I grabbed another four blank heads and got to work on them. [node:read-more:link]

First-Born Customs Part I

Submitted by Little Raven on Thu, 2017-01-12 23:47

Here's what been occupying me for the last couple of weeks: I had a whole lot of blank doll heads that needed some love and they weren't going away. Previously I had been focusing on cleaning up and restoring some TLC dolls I had picked up on eBay, listing them, selling, and trying to create some working space for myself!

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LRC Doll Company

Submitted by Little Raven on Wed, 2016-04-13 08:26

The Little Raven Creations Doll Company is born at last!

Well, I just received my first shipment of doll parts as a Secrist wholesaler, and wow, $500 worth of doll parts can sure fit into a small box lol. I suppose that's because its mostly heads and limbs, and you can get pretty creative in puzzle-piecing them into a small area. Its like doll part Tetris. :)

So here they are! I'm finally beginning on my journey towards my year long dream of having my own doll line! And it goes really well hand-in-hand with my custom clothing design project for creating very unique doll themes. I'm so excited! Lots of imagery and ideas are crossing my mind right now! [node:read-more:link]

It's Going. . .

Submitted by Little Raven on Wed, 2016-03-30 15:35

I've got some progress going on my four rescues. In the past, I've worked on up to three dolls at a time so taking on four is a lot to bite off! But so far so good. I'm especially happy with the way my Heidi Ott disembodied-Hannah-head-bargain is looking; it's come a long way since pairing itself with a headless AG body--a match made in doll heaven. Hannah is now Han, and I'm loving his freckles and brows. He's close to done now, just needs new clothes.

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