She's all painted now
Here's the next dolly in progress. I'm going for a more antique feel with this one. I have again used paper clay over paper mache and have chosen to sculpt her hair. In my opinion, there's something slightly creepy about doll hair.... or maybe it's just that I haven't yet perfected the art of hair. Fortunately for me, many of the old dolls had painted/sculpted hair. @:-)
and ready to assemble!
Here's the next dolly in progress. I'm going for a more antique feel with this one. I have again used paper clay over paper mache and have chosen to sculpt her hair. In my opinion, there's something slightly creepy about doll hair.... or maybe it's just that I haven't yet perfected the art of hair. Fortunately for me, many of the old dolls had painted/sculpted hair. @:-)
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Looking really good Daphne! I know what ya mean about doll hair being kinda creepy, especialy when they used human hair, eek! But I'm still going to give it a try soon. I just ordered some (don't gag);-)
ReplyDeleteDid ya name your beautiful doll in previous post yet? Love her!
Nan
Thanks Nan! Can't wait to see what you do with the doll hair. I know it will be totally fab and not creepy in the slightest. #:-)
ReplyDeleteI resisted strong temptation and did not name her 'Claymilla Paperia'. In short, she is 'Emma'.
-Daphne
oh this one is gonna be good too !
ReplyDeletethe hair are very beatiful for thi doll!
ReplyDeletei capelli sono perfetti per questa bambola, sono molto curiosa di vedere il resto!
good, bravissima, sei geniale!
Sa
Thanks Sandy!
ReplyDeleteSa, la ringrazio molto per le sue cortesi osservazioni!
Ciao!
Awesome work Miss Daphne!
ReplyDeleteShe's wonderful! I love her Miss Daphne!
ReplyDeleteThanks Doreen and welcome!
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