I wanted to share a couple of pictures of my work in progress.
One is an Izannah Walker inspired doll. I hand sculpted the head using paper clay. I think she would like to be Red Riding Hood. I had other plans for her when I had just started sculpting her, but at present she is begging to be a Red Riding Hood doll. What don't I do for my dollies!
The other is a Columbian style cloth doll made from a pattern by Susan Fosnot. Her face has been hand painted using oil colors. 
Both the dolls are missing their limbs at present. I will be working on them next week. So please check back soon if you wish to see the progress on these dolls.
Thanks!
MB, craftswithcare
The picture above is not a doll from days gone by, but a photo of my mother when she was a baby!
Friday, May 16, 2008
An Izannah Walker inspired doll and a Columbian cloth doll
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Pictures of dolls that I made using patterns provided by sweetmeadowsfarm.
Copyrighted designs, reproduced with permission.
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6 comments:
they are great sweet Mithua - you are the fastest working dollmaker I know !!!
hugs Lone
Lovely Mithua! I have made several of S. Fosnots columbians. I am taking her new columbian class in the fall. I love your little Izzy as a red riding hood!
Wow Mithua they both look wonderful. I can`t wait to see them completed.
I have yet to open up the paper clay. One of these days ;)
Hugs
Kelly
I love seeing your works in progress--it's fun to get a behind the scenes peek!
Wow! Beautiful dolls. I loved looking through your blog.
Jillian
Thank you ladies for your kind words!
It means a lot!
Hugs,
Mithua
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