Anyway, here he his. I hope you like him.
Dec 21, 2010
I finished Jack!
The most recent ADO challenge was Jack Frost. Of course, I take things very literally, so I had to see just how Jack Frost I could make him. He ended up being more of a Jack Sparrow meets Mad Hatter version, but I like him. I had never done a batting-wrapped wire frame for a doll, so the learning curve was steeper than with the gourd dolls, but every little bit of learning counts, right? I also learned that if you're making clothes for a static-frame doll, you better leave some seams open so you can sew them once they're ON the doll. Let's hear it for the ol' learning curve. :~) He's listed on Etsy now...and will be on Artfire soon.
Anyway, here he his. I hope you like him.
Anyway, here he his. I hope you like him.
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Great job and YEAH for the learning curve...what would we do without it. LOL
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Regi
Hello !!! I had to come by and visit with you for a bit, your Jack is wonderful!!!Thanks so much for your visits and sweet comments!!!!
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Thanks, guys--Jack was featured in a treasury yesterday, his first day on Etsy. My daughter called and said "Mom, why did you make him so girly?" Everybody's a critic. ;~)
ReplyDeleteWOW! He is really magical - I love him! His expression is really wonderful. :) Congrats on a gorgeous doll! xox
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