Today is the last day of the challenge. Dolly doesn't want to say goodbye, so she says, "See you soon then, tiny hen.

Meryl and Dolly are relaxing in the lawn, checking out one of the doubled daffodils that must have gotten cut off by the lawn mower. We brought it inside and floated it in a bowl of water.

Dolly wanted to go for a ride for today's daily photo prompt. Iron Dog said he hadn't been outside for at least a decade, maybe two. He was glad to take her for a ride.

Dolly came out to help me pick a salad this evening. These tiny kale leaves are just the right size to fit in her basket. We picked three kinds of kale, Batvian Endive and spinach all planted last fall.

This is my grandma, Jeanne Marie Huybrecht (right) and her older sister Marguerite Marie taken in 1919 when Grandma was 13. They lived in Saskatchewan, Canada. I made the crazy quilt wreath with many family mementos.

Dolly is visiting with part of my collection of souvenir dolls from other countries. Some of the dolls were part of my Great Aunt Nette's collection that she purchased on her travels around the world and over several decades. Others came from eBay or thrift stores.

Dolly is checking out the car that Hubby found in the calf lot earlier this month. It's the General Lee, missing since some time in the '80s. The year our eldest got the car, the General Lee was the "it" toy for boys. My grandma found one in Toledo and sent it to him.

This tiny basket is one of my favorites. I've had it for 50+ years.

Dolly is helping with my snack, because today's daily photo prompt is your favorite snack. I like to mix chopped almonds with peanut butter and eat the mixture with apple slices. Yum! What I don't like is mixing the oil into the natural peanut butter.

What's that I see? Does the heifer think Dolly is a fairy or maybe something to eat? Dolly has borrowed parts of two fairy costumes I made for Sara and the mini AGs.

Dolly loves spring beauties. I do too. They are such tiny flowers, but a whole carpet of them makes quite a show in the lawn.

First spring tea party for the tiny ladies. Dolly picked some spring beauties and put them in the creamer. She likes that they match her outfit.

Dolly and friends are interested in a new show I started watching. I'm pretty sure it's not what they are expecting. Bonus points if you know who Dolly's friends are.

When Dolly found out that I used to be a cashier at Dollar General, she wanted to give the job a try. Fortunately there was a temporary opening at Pono's Market.

I wanted to take Dolly outside for a daffodil pic, but it's stormy today and really wet. Fortunately, Hubby brought in a bouquet last night. Dolly says she feels like one of the flowers in this apron. I made it for the Hittys, but was surprised that it works for tiny rag dolls too.

Dolly likes to fold her laundry as it comes off the clothesline. So do I when the weather is nice.

Dolly decided to take matters into her own hands. She wants me to get going on her new friends, so she traced the patterns for one of them herself. This girl is going to be made from avocado dyed fabric. We also have hickory nut and doughty red oak firewood dyed fabrics cut out

Dolly wandered through the crocus between the car and the house after church this afternoon. They are so pretty and so ephemeral.

Dolly is looking through Sara's little fabric covered cardboard trunk filled with a small part of Sara's wardrobe.

My favorite cup and the artificial tears I use morning and night to relieve my constantly dry eyes. Dolly is wearing mini Disney Animator Anna's dress. It fits her surprisingly well. I'm impress with factory workers stitching that tiny collar.

I pulled out all the nostalgia pieces for Dolly tonight for the in bed photo prompt. I made the nightgown, mattress, sheet and pillow in 1973, the first winter we were married. I made the bed in the early 80's. I thought it was done for, but I managed to stick it together with masking tape and prop it up with a spool. My mom crocheted the granny square afghan and I made the felt teddy bear about the same time as the bed. Wooden spools for a bedside table and a vintage rug finish up my nostalgia trip. Dolly and the knitted afghan are the only fairly new things in the photo. I don't have any idea bout the lamp.

My favorite beverage is the cool clear water straight from our well. Dolly thinks that is her favorite too.

Dolly is hanging out with my newest doll, Meryl, tonight. They're sitting in a chair that belonged to my grandma. The sides are cane. It's way past looking its best with a spring poking out of the bottom, but I can't seem to get rid of it.

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Dolly wants to add a few marks, maybe some dots to one of my recent art journal pages. I am loving my new Zig Calligraphy markers.

Hen has sat in my kitchen window for decades. I've had the little painted magnet for nearly as long. I just realized today that the painting could be a portrait of Hen. Dolly insisted she needed a neck scarf to match her portrait. We took her out to meet the other chickens.

Dolly likes this section of the book shelf because she thinks the books might lead to new friends, or at least new clothes.

We've been hearing four wheelers all afternoon, so Dolly decided to take the Fisher Price four wheeler out for a spin just before dark. She even wore the helmet.

Dolly is impressed with the tiny hens' output. Mrs. Dominecker and Tiny Red Hen think that Mrs. Leghorn is showing off. It looks like the big Leghorn behind her is mad because she is stealing glory that rightly belongs to her.

I got two tiny rag dolls cut out before I got called out to work on the farm. Dolly offered to finish them up. I like to use the sharp little scissors next to her. Dolly prefers even smaller ones. Day 2 of photo-a-day in March prompt: Metallic

I've decided to make a new doll for the challenge. Dolly has agreed to help out until the new girl is feeling more like herself. Right now we are in the process of picking a body fabric, or maybe more than one. I usually make two or three bodies at a time and then finish them.