This is my first attempt at a shrink plastic art doll, so please be gentle with me! I think it's mostly OK, but I am not pleased with the face. I do like it from behind, though- do you like the grungeboard wings? It's such great stuff to work with. The tassel skirt was inspired by an art doll by Linda Baldock, although with hindsight I should have been more generous with the fibres. Oh well, you live and learn!Colour: Versamagic chalk inks, Stazon, Stickles, Sakura Souffle pen, Versafine, Aurora embossing powder
Stamps: All Cherry Pie
Other: Prima flower, Grungeboard wings, wire, Lucky Squirrel shrink plastic, gem
11 comments:
I know that you are hesitating a bit over this, but I think it is fabulous - I love it. You are very talented. Love the colours, design and overall look of the doll.
Vron xx
wooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwww
I love it!
absolutely fantastic!!
brilliant!
everything about it is perfect!!
I love this dolly!!!!!
I love this doll its great and love the grungeboard wings. When I was at the show at the weekend they made faces using friendly plastic and moulds and it was the same colour that you have used for this doll
What a cool idea!! and I lovethe grungeboard wings and the colour.
Its just beautiful Hazel....
Its just beautiful Hazel....
WOW Hazel...is it really only your first attempt?I love it - its perfect in every way!
Hazel....you have excelled !! Gorgeous doll and the back is finished beautifully too.....more than mine is !!
add me to the list of dolly admirers. its a very very fine doll indeed
wow. this is so beautiful !!!
great work ,beautiful colors .
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