Showing posts with label ooak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ooak. Show all posts
Monday, 30 July 2012
Scary Clown Doll
Yesterday I finished my ugly clown doll except for figuring out some way to put a label on it. I like the vintage green pompom trim I used on the body suit. I got that at a thrift store when I was visiting my daughter in Atascadero. I feel good putting these abandoned bits of trim to use.
Then at an SCA rapier tourney on Sat. I took a 'how to make a fabric button' class. I used my button as one of the eyes (the black one). I love the flower buttons on the hat and body. I got those at Beverly's fabrics in SLO in a bag of mixed buttons. I'm working on a Vlog for Youtube of the doll making from yesterday. Maybe it will help someone make their own doll.
Monday, 27 December 2010
Gourd Art Doll with Green Cape
I made this gourd art doll a few years ago. Her hair is natural colored wool roving. Her body is made of wire. I crocheted her cloak. Each gourd doll is one of a kind. Some day someone will fall in love with this doll and buy it. In the meantime she just hangs around with me.
Labels:
art,
artist,
creation,
doll,
fayme,
gourd,
harper,
ooak,
pigglewiggins,
sculpture,
unusual,
wire
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