I have met the most amazing artist and nicest people of late. Mostly through my art doll team ADO. Nicole from MealyMonster recently taught me how to make this 'pin doll' as she called her.
She started out like this, with buttons at her shoulders and hips which allows her little legs and arms to move slightly. I really like this style doll, it gives her a bit more character and life. My daughter certainly think so as she can't seem to keep her hands off her and keeps trying to make her do the jig:) Dressing her was a bit more difficult but I worked it out I think.
She started out like this, with buttons at her shoulders and hips which allows her little legs and arms to move slightly. I really like this style doll, it gives her a bit more character and life. My daughter certainly think so as she can't seem to keep her hands off her and keeps trying to make her do the jig:) Dressing her was a bit more difficult but I worked it out I think.
So thanks again to Nicole, for opening up this new world of dolls to me!! I think I'll be making more.
7 comments:
awwww thanks Colleen! you are so welcome! she turned out awesome!
Great idea, love her face, love your dolls
Karey
Love her Colleen! So are you going to give us a tut
on the button/pin method
that Nicole showed you?
She's wonderful!
What a wonderful doll!!!!
I should ask Nicole how she does that.
She's a keeper!!!!
Oh My God, I just love your dolls. I haven't sculpted in awhile but looking at your dolly's sure does make me want to pull out my clay. Fabulous.
She is lovely and the colors are wonderful!
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