Hairless and limbless isn't ugly but my magic hands can make you even prettier.....
1. Make a ceramic body, glazed and highfired.2. Make a nuno felt dress with wool between resist and covered with chiffon.
3. Put on the dress.
4. Put on hair and do the touching.
Here it is.
For a bigger doll ceramic made is tougher. Alternatively smaller ones made of paper clay is also a good option.
My mother always said how come I've made so many ceramic stuffs and I don't have much room to place. I said I enjoy it and love to give away on friend's special occasion. One of the above dolls will be a gift for my good colleague's sweetie who's name is J, same as my daughter's. J's birthday is on 27 June.
My mother always said how come I've made so many ceramic stuffs and I don't have much room to place. I said I enjoy it and love to give away on friend's special occasion. One of the above dolls will be a gift for my good colleague's sweetie who's name is J, same as my daughter's. J's birthday is on 27 June. Have a nice day.
I'm linking up with Keeping it Simple
these are so sweet,, I'm so limited in space in my apartment.We lived in a house then when my husband retired ( early retirement) at age 51 we took an apartment,, not alot of space for extras.I love the dolls and I do the same thing with my paintings, give to friends and family for gifts,, I do sell some also.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful combination of your crafts! They are adorable.
ReplyDeleteYo Terrie~ these ladies are gorgeous! I bought 3 pairs of these dolls last few weeks but i think yours look much nicer!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable and sweet, made me smile in the morning,Terriea!
ReplyDeleteSweet and adorable. What a lovely way to showcase your creativity")
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible transformation!! These are absolutely wonderful!! Great Job... :)))
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I love how you combined both ceramics and wool!
ReplyDeleteTerrie ~ You are so talented! I love the dolls! Thanks for sharing ... you do such a wonderful job on your crafts.
ReplyDeleteI am glad that my photos may inspire you. Hong Kong Beautiful photos and delicious dolls with beautiful designs. regards,
ReplyDeleteI wish you a happy summer.
Thanks for the link Terrie,
ReplyDeletebefore I start practicing, I have to get all material.
Meantime I'll have some interesting Japanese felt dolls from a Japanese festival in Vancouver soon on my blog.
Very inspiring, like yours!