My Blog is where I share my interest in cloth dollmaking. Please comment on my work, ask questions, and we can inspire each other! I am passionate about needle sculpting and developing new techniques and designing new patterns, so everyone can 'have a go'! I hope you will follow my blog and see what I can come up with that's new, and interesting!
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Ngaire has joined us and is making Jill Maas doll Eddie. What a laugh - even Mad Madam Mim thinks it's hilarious! Eddie exposed to the naked eye.
Only four of us tonight, but we had a good time and got some work done. Olive's making and excellent job of her Frumpy Grump and Carol's baby dolkl looks beautiful in the artistically created knitwear she has on. When she gets the hair on it will be lovely. Pics next week!
Only four of us tonight, but we had a good time and got some work done. Olive's making and excellent job of her Frumpy Grump and Carol's baby dolkl looks beautiful in the artistically created knitwear she has on. When she gets the hair on it will be lovely. Pics next week!
Thursday, June 10, 2010
I'm working on a new pattern "Jeanne - the Innkeeper's Wife!" This doll has real attitude! what you might call a bit of a " hard case!" I'm calling her Jeanne, because Jeanne inspired me to make the pattern. This pattern is made using a body stocking, made from lycra, and a wire armature. So far - so good! Here she is in all her glory!
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Olive is making great strides with her Frumpy Grump doll. She's tackled the sculpting and the face is nearly done but for the wee eyes - we used pins as a substitute to see what it would look like and the hair is ready to go on. Olive tells us she's got the clothes all done, so I can't wait to see it! These women are racing through their projects now and have all developed more confidence in their abilities. It's so exciting for me to see them blossom!
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Jean's always quick to share - a joke - a laugh - her stuff! Wait till you see what she's making!
I think Barbara's right - it definitely looks addictive! Believe it or not, there was a great buzz in the room!
Just look at that face! So cute! Carol even designed and knitted the cardigan! She's so clever! Got a great eye for colour and style. Love the shoes! This doll really works! Great work Carol!
Everyone is seriously into this class! We had a bit of show and tell this week, but I neglected to get a picture of Adrianne's creation! I was heading over there, but got distracted! Next time!
I had just finished my pattern for Percival Ponce and Adrianne has finished her doll and is on to the next one now! she's making two the same so they won't be lonely! Olive is getting cracking on her doll and I think she's really enjoying this one!
I had just finished my pattern for Percival Ponce and Adrianne has finished her doll and is on to the next one now! she's making two the same so they won't be lonely! Olive is getting cracking on her doll and I think she's really enjoying this one!
Here's Jackie demonstrating her fantastic dollmaking skills! She's making my pattern of "Dance Like No one's Watching'! I love her flair for great shoes! And her dress designs are fabulous! jackie has a great eye for detail. Can't wait to see it with the head on! Well done Jackie!
Things are moving along here! I'll need to be upskilling soon at this rate!
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