Ah, it felt good to have my doll needle in my hand.....
I think I'll alter my torso pattern a little, moving the legs farther up on the fabric so the doll can sit without a step.
But....I put her in a doll stand anyway, I had to place it in the neck area because her waist is too big.
She's sorrrrt of cute.
The surprise that came to me in the middle of the night is the braid I put around her bun. If she were more of a fancy personality, I would of made a copper hair comb for her, poking it thur the mache.
A done paper mache doll I call Penny, she's about 10 inches tall.
She is ok, but I think I'll stick to mache snowmen and pumpkin heads. C&G Design
6 comments:
I think she's cute. And I love that dress. She will keep you company.
Ha! You did a good job. Sort of cute. I think the nose is a bit off, but the rest is great!
Penny is just lovely. She is so cute in her little blue dress. It has been a real learning lesson, to watch her come to life. So much work involved. I love her. THank you for sharing her......yesterday was beautiful, hopefully many more to come, soon!. Hugs, Kathleen PS thanks for the sports ideas.
Well I think for the first one you did a great job. Not an easy job. I really like the dress and her bun.
Put an apron on her and I would swear that was my granny!
This has been a great informative series on Penny! You did a great job from start to finish. Such a cute dollie…
I'm impressed! Making any kind of doll would be difficult..you did a great job.
Thanks for stopping by to give me your thoughts on R. Ann and Andy!
Jillian
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