Not the clearest image, but you get the idea. So the idea is I am making a doll for the Craft show here in Adelaide next week. Now the theme is Musicals, which I assume is like 7 brides for 7 brothers or the Phantom of the Opera? So I decided Baz Leurhman's Moulin Rouge would be an appropriate choice. So then I had to find a doll idea. Well there was a costume called Pink Campagne which was beaded and all ostrich feathers - perfect for a doll.
So I have this reject body, which needs a head and arms. But I am too lazy to make new arms, I knew I had some arms somewhere, hopefully they will be to scale........................
Then there is the head. This is for the Cloth Doll Association, so she has to be cloth, so I decided to make a head. A Barbara Willis style head would be good, all sculpted and cloth..................Well.............. you always should make more than
one head......................
Well, I thought I did a great job of sculpting the head.
I even managed to add eylash wool for eyelashes.
But.................... the eyes were too small, and so was the head for the body. So I had to make another head!!
I even managed to add eylash wool for eyelashes.
But.................... the eyes were too small, and so was the head for the body. So I had to make another head!!
But like Goldilocks, this one was too big and did not look very good. My thing is mask faces, so of course I will have to find a mask face to make a whole new head!
And you know I did have a rather nice face that I could use, and I did find those arms, and I still have to make shoes, which I think will have to be sculpted from paperclay, because the Frankenstein feet are so out of shape..........................
Stay tuned to see the next episode of the Frankenstein doll alias - Pink Campagne!
3 comments:
Very Pink I am sure she'll look great
Love Pink Champagne! Can't wait to see the next installment!
You have just taught me a lesson - I need to go back and finish some on my past dolls. She's not even finished and looks great! By the way glad to see you back to doll making!
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