For a change of pace while I contemplate the next landscape, I made this...
- THIS looks like it would be a fun thing to try.
- Have a peek at the gallery of THIS artist! And THIS one as well.
- The raw materials for THIS are certainly readily available.
- HERE is another technique to try.
Today's quote is from Adam Smith..."Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent"
They are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Hopefully our little grandie will think so too.
DeleteOh, that's so cute! You must be almost totally ready for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHmmm- am I ever ready for Christmas? There might be another little dress for this doll if I decide to make a dress for our grandie (then she and her doll will match!).
DeleteAwww, she is adorable, well done there!
ReplyDeleteNice links. Cardboard is excellent for making sculpture models.
Thank you May. I'm happy to have a granddaughter so I can make these fun things.
DeleteI love the doll. And extra clothes, great. I expect you will wait for her new mom to name her?
ReplyDeleteOh no, I won't name her. Our grandie will be just about 4 at Christmas so just the right age to be changing clothes.
Deletewhat a sweet little dolly!
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hah - how true!!! She's staying in Canada.
DeleteYour granddaughter is going to love her dolly and the changes of clothing. Wonderful addition to the Christmas box.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
I hope she likes it!
DeleteHello MA: Love this adorable doll, so sweet.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for the interesting links.
Catherine
This doll has always been a favourite so I generally make one for every little girl I know.
DeleteSherryofcreateology: I love your Dolly and her clothes for your little granddaughter. I can’t believe she is four so quickly. I love the Organza treatments and the water soluable fabrics. I actually have a beautiful scarf my husband bought me from an artist who made it with water soluable and many lovely specialty yarns and threads. Summer Smiles My Friend.
ReplyDeleteYes, I can't believe she will be four in January! Can't believe our oldest grandie just turned 11 too.
DeleteWhat an absolutely adorable dolly and how special she comes with costume changes! A treasure for sure.
ReplyDeleteI think (hope) our grandie will be just the right age to love changing clothes.
DeleteLittle girls in our life are so much fun. First making the doll, then bunches of clothes for make believe time.
ReplyDeleteOur wee one is the first girl in our immediate family so it's great fun making things that are girlie for a change.
DeleteShe's so cute, and so are the clothes. I'm sure your little granddaughter will love it.
ReplyDeleteI hope so!
DeleteThe doll is wonderful! How did you do the face -- fabric paint?
ReplyDeleteThank you! The face is embroidered, not paint.
Deleteamen on that quote.... I feel punished by the guilty getting away with so much
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna
Exactly! Seems like people can get away with anything these days.
DeleteWhat a sweet doll. And changes of clothing, too. Your granddaughter will love her.
ReplyDeleteI hope she will. She'll be the perfect age at Christmas I think to enjoy changing clothes.
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