Hairless and limbless isn't ugly but my magic hands can make you even prettier.....
Haven't made ceramics for long since indulged in wool crafts. I don't want to stop my long time cultivated ceramics. Thus come out the idea of wool and ceramic crossover. With my recently learned skills of nuno felt I first made the ceramic doll body then made the dresses. Put together the ropes for limbs, put on hair and hat. It become a cutie doll.
Let's walk hand in hand and go for a garden party.
Below shows how I made it. 
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.
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. Have a nice day.
I'm linking up with Keeping it Simple
Over the weekend I made a needle felted Scottish Terrier and two bracelets of mixed media with chain & my felted wool stripe. Bracelet pendant bought from Shamshuipo. Necklace pendant is enamel I made. I name it "Amended Broken Heart". 
