This is a doll that I gave to my mom 2 years ago on Mother's Day. I think that I used Dixie's free template pattern to make her. It's funny how she retains the original spirit of the doll that I first made. I had used a styrofoam ball, masking tape, and tissue paper as the head armature. I dug it all out so that I could sculpt with paper clay and cook in an oven. I had totally forgotten how I had made my earlier dolls. |
Three very pretty and precious dolls! I can't imagine they ever looked "horrible." Have you given them names? They really are sweet.
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tus muñecas tienen un aire tan especial....!!
ReplyDeleteRetrofitting dolls, huh? Good idea!! I have some that could do with a makeover. I like what you have done with these three...the side casting eyes is good...the crackle finish is good.....Three pretty dolls out of the deal!!! (And, by the way...how do you have time to do all you do and still find time to do some reading??? You amaze me!!!!!)
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty now, what a great job and idea. I just love their little faces and the little girl looking sideways is delish.
ReplyDeleteFantastic dolls...
ReplyDeleteBRAVISSIMA !!!
Elaine Your topknot doll is lovely!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're beautiful! One my current Izzy DIPs has his face turned just a little. I like that you made yours a side-glancing doll...
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