While I'm visiting my daughter and waiting for our first grandchild to arrive, I decided to create a paper mache giraffe. He is going to be 6 ft tall and will be displayed in the baby's jungle theme bedroom. Here is the giraffe which was started using a chicken wire sculpture.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Paper Mache Giraffe work in progress
While I'm visiting my daughter and waiting for our first grandchild to arrive, I decided to create a paper mache giraffe. He is going to be 6 ft tall and will be displayed in the baby's jungle theme bedroom. Here is the giraffe which was started using a chicken wire sculpture.
Monday, May 3, 2010
Taking a break from doll making.
I haven't been making any new dolls lately. I've been on vacation visiting family and friends along the mid and eastern coast. I am currently with my daughter and her husband awaiting our first grandchild! While I'm here, I'll try making a 6 foot paper mache giraffe. Will try to post pictures of the work in progress. :o) Stay tuned.....
Friday, February 26, 2010
12 inch Izannah Walker style doll~OOAK~SOLD


Clara is a one of a kind doll made of muslin fabric with hand sculpted paper clay head and shoulder plate. The head was sculpted over fabric, then covered again with stockinette fabric. I then painted her with acrylic paints. She was washed down with a staining mixture to give her just the right patina, aged look just like you would have taken her out of an old chest in the attic. :o) She wears painted red boots. Ringlets were also painted to the sides of her face and back of head. Clara has applied thumbs. She measures 12 inches tall. She has a second skin which covers her body and wears removable clothing of chemise, pantaloons, petticoat and dress. The dress is tiny red plaid. I added a couple some zigzag trim to the bodice and sleeves of the dress to make it look like one of Izannah Walkers doll once wore. Her pantaloons have some lace at the bottom of the legs and her petticoat was made using vintage fabric.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Hitty cloth and clay doll~OOAK~6 1/2 inches tall~SOLD


Just had to try one of these out in cloth rather than wood. Hitty doll is a one of a kind I created using muslin fabric with hand sculpted paper clay head and shoulder plate. The head was sculpted over fabric, then painted in acrylics. Arms and legs were attached so that they can move up and down. She would look great sitting in the lap of a larger doll.
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Monday, February 15, 2010
Izannah Walker style doll~OOAK~paper clay head~SOLD


My third Izannah Walker style doll. Bertha is a one of a kind doll made of muslin fabric with hand sculpted paper clay head and shoulder plate. The head was covered with stockinet fabric, then painted in acrylics. The face, arms, legs, socks and boots were painted with acrylic paints. Ringlets were also painted to the sides of her face and back of head. The colors were sealed with an acrylic sealer. Bertha has applied thumbs and applied coiled ears just like Izannah Walker did with her dolls. She measures 17 inches tall. She is a one of a kind doll and has moved to AR. :o)my auctions
Monday, February 8, 2010
Izannah Walker inspired doll~OOAK~SOLD


Anna is a one of a kind doll made of muslin fabric with hand sculpted paper clay head and shoulder plate. The head was sculpted over fabric, then painted in acrylics. She was washed down with a staining mixture to give her just the right patina, aged look just like you would have taken her out of an old chest in the attic. :o) The face, arms, legs and boots were painted with acrylic paints. Ringlets were also painted to the sides of her face and back of head. Anna has applied thumbs. She measures 14 inches tall. She has now moved to AZ. :o)
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Izannah Walker Inspired doll~OOAK~SOLD


This is my second Izannah Walker inspired doll made with a pattern designed by Dixie Redmond. I'm loving the way these are starting to turn out. She's looking pretty much like an Izannah doll to me. :o) Isabel is a one of a kind doll made of muslin fabric with hand sculpted paper clay head and shoulder plate. The head was covered with stockinet fabric, then painted in acrylics. She was washed down with a staining mixture to give her just the right patina, aged look just like you would have taken her out of an old chest in the attic. :o) The face, arms, legs and boots were painted with acrylic paints. Ringlets were also painted to the sides of her face and back of head. Isabel has applied thumbs and applied coiled ears just like Izannah Walker did with her dolls. She has now moved to the UK.my auctions
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