The class doll is from the pattern I include in both my hands-on and online doll class. The class teaches how to make a doll using a pre-made paper clay mask, and includes a pattern for the doll and her dress. The hands-on class includes the fabric for the doll, (with the head/torso already sewn, stuffed, and treated) and the paper clay mask.
I'm still amazed at how many ways this simple face can go. I've done up three of them, Dorothy did one, and I just worked up another, this one to serve as my Doll Class Spokes-Lady at doll shows. Her hair is more of a 1940's young lady style...I've changed it a little since this photo was taken, but this is basically it. Now to make her dress fit that era. Maybe a ruffly pinafore apron?
Hope your weekend is lovely, dahlinks.
What a fun class! I can imagine there will be a lot of wonderful dolls created from this mold, and all beautifully different. So glad the pup is doing good.
ReplyDeleteThat's the thing I'm so excited about--seeing what different looks people come up with for their own dolls!
DeleteSo many different looks for one mold. Love the hair styles. Glad the Schultz is doing fine, actually he looks slightly pampered!
ReplyDeleteSchultz is extremely pampered all year around--in the family room he has two floor beds and on both family room and living room couches, "His" spot is the center couch seat--with a pillow on each, of course.
DeleteGreat work and great planning on your classes and kits. I can see so many different versions of dolls from your one pattern. You are doing very well, but you always do and work hard at everything.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad your back, Martha! Hope you had a great time in Florida.
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