Essentially, I am aiming at some sort of hybrid pattern which will encompass favorite aspects or parts of all the different ones I have tried. The fingers for sure, I would borrow from the Judi Ward doll even though I found them difficult. I learned later that it was because my material was too thick and unyielding.
This was the first hand and I think it could use a good cream to get rid of those rough parts. You can get an idea of the size from the glasses.
Other body parts below: head on left, shapely torso in the middle and a whole arm on the right, pink Chinese tea mug on the far right!
This was the first hand and I think it could use a good cream to get rid of those rough parts. You can get an idea of the size from the glasses.
Other body parts below: head on left, shapely torso in the middle and a whole arm on the right, pink Chinese tea mug on the far right!
I must admit that I have not finished this doll. I ran into problems with the legs. Judi advised that this was because I did not have the proper stuffing.
It is designed to stand alone but mine stubbornly refused.
So, I moved on to other projects but am still working on this problem mentally.
I have used the rotating head design which I learned in this class for Heather and Rose and Boomer. Meanwhile the un-joined parts languish in a box. Sometimes I come across the box and find her staring at me accusingly.
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