I just finished one of my dolls from the Cloth & Clay Workshop by Jane DesRosier. I have decided to name her Madama Butterfly. The collage papers I used for the boxes were my inspiration.
I am anxious to finish my second doll. She has more of an Izannah Walker doll resemblance and I love the nesting boxes I made to match her. The collage papers are extremely Victorian and the boxes are bandbox shaped.
Happy Holidays!
7 comments:
Loving your little Butterfly girl.
I am going to make another one right now! I am ready to sculpt the face after this comment.
I will let you know the show is Wed.
Love this doll. want to see your next one.
I love the butterfly dolly!! So beautiful and creative! Nice work!!
Thanks for the sweet comments you left on my blog. You gave me a smile. :-)
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Hugs,
Rischa
She is absolutely adorable! My friend Joyce took this same class from Jane also. You did an amazing job on her and the fabric covered boxes are the perfect addition!
Happy creating!
*Lori
She is beautiful! What did you use for the wings?
Thank you Flor! I have a vintage book with many beautiful butterfly drawings. I ran the picture through my scanner and then printed it on fabric paper with my color printer. I made two copies, stitched them together, stuffed it with a fiber filling and then sealed it. Oh yeah, I changed the color on my printer for a different hue. I was pleasantly surprised how it turned out. I love to experiment. I linked to follow your site. Thank you for visiting mine.
I really enjoy our group too. I love dolls! It is inspiring to see so many and everyone has their own personal style-amazing! I've made a bunch of dolls since the class. I'm definitely addicted. I really want to practice my sculpting techniques and try some different things. I can't wait to see what you come up with next! I love the features on your doll-so sweet!
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