Tell Me Who She Needs to Be

a mostly finished You-Do-You Voodoo™ doll photographed on the bench

You’ve reserved her place. Now tell me who I’m making.

This is where you give me the pieces I need to begin—what she should hold, how she should support you, what you’re drawn to, and what you see when you picture her. You do not need to have every answer. Give me what you know. Leave me room for what needs to emerge.

After I read through everything, I’ll contact you using the method you choose below so we can talk through the details before I begin.

Your name
How do you want to hear from me? (Choose one or more—I'll respect your preference.)
Whether you fill in the form or not is up to you. I’ll be in touch within two business days either way.
You can send something small and meaningful to be tucked inside or worked into the doll—dried flowers, a lock of hair, fingernail clippings, a handwritten note, a scrap of fabric, a tiny keepsake, a bead or charm, a bit of jewelry, or something else that belongs to the story.
Focus. Protection. Courage. Boundaries. A new beginning. Something you are trying to remember, reclaim, or carry differently. Tell me what you need from her, in whatever words come naturally.
Name anything you feel drawn to—specific materials, scents, colors, or simply a mood. If nothing comes to mind, leave it to me. I’ll choose what belongs with her.
Hair, colors, textures, clothing, markings, or overall style. Bright, spooky, sea-worn, forest-dwelling, elegant, ragged, strange. Give me as much or as little as you already know.