Earlier on I went into the shed to fetch something and noticed that the paper clay bodice I had made was dry. I was inspired to make this by Gabrielle Pollacco heck out her video here. I started fiddling as you do and had an idea to make another doll. Penny brought us 3 great nights on the Paper Artsy blog and this doll is inspired by her first.
Now unfortuantly I got so carried away I forgot to take any pictures but I'll talk you through it, for those that are interested.
I used paper clay and shaped the bodice. The skirt is dried used baby wipe cut to size. The wings are stamped from Ellen Vargo stamp and the face is from crafty Indivduals the butterfly is from from Paper Artsy.
Thanks for looking
Debs xxx
Fab tag and love the other use for the baby wipe!!!
ReplyDeleteSam xxx
This is lovely, I love the face and the clay bodice. Have just finished mine. It's fun and addictive, isn't it!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Love the flushed cheeks. She looks very knowing like an old soul.lovely. Xx
ReplyDeleteLoving your dolls, this one is very cute. Beautiful dress, gorgeous face, love the boddice:-) xxx
ReplyDeleteHa I just Gabrielle's version on the Maja Design blog! Love how you did your doll with the sweet stamped face! A great tag!
ReplyDeleteDeborah it's me again, just to let you know that the link you provided goes back to your blog, not Gabrielle's....If you need help, email me!
ReplyDeleteThank you Astrid - sorted xxx
Deleteyou're definitely on a roll this well - really imaginative x
ReplyDeleteGreat use of baby wipes, totally love that butterfly, if that corset was red I would wear it lol
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. Like the bodice (must play with paper clay) and the butterfly. Thanks again for joining in..P.
ReplyDeleteAnother great doll tag!
ReplyDeletevery nice
ReplyDeleteGreat tag Debs beautiful bodice ...I watched Gabrielle's video the other night it's stunning isn't it!! I love the stamp you've used for her face..so pretty and the dried baby wipe is perfect for the skirt xxx
ReplyDeleteShe's so pretty - lovely bodice and the muted colours of the skirt... and her face looks lovely so delicately flushed.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Very creative Deb! xxx
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