When I first made her, she had a poorly constructed dress of copper colored fabric and her hair was patchy. I fixed her up about a year or so after I made her, and gave her a new outfit. She's not perfect - her face especially isn't so well painted - but considering all the effort it took to make and fix her up I'm quite proud of her.
A closeup of her hair accessory. I had originally planned to make her a fascinator, but I didn't have enough black velour fabric. I'm not really sure what it is, but it looks nice, and covers up a spot on her head where the hair doesn't look so great.
Her bracelet and stole. The fur does a nice job of covering the elbow joints, and it makes her look more refined.
Her pin, necklace, and earring. The earring reminds me of a dog paw print, which makes me happy because it reminds me of my dogs.
She even has a little evening bag, complete with keychain! The bag is made out of the same fabric as her headpiece.
Etty is more of a display doll than a play doll, so she won't be featured in the weekly photo story, but I thought it would be fun to share some pictures of a different kind of paper doll.
That is very cool! I would love to make a paper mache doll!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! She is GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool!
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