Art doll design created from fabric and paper clay. Wildflower's head, body and arms are sewn and her legs and boots are sculpted in paper clay over a wire armature.
Cindee's tutorial is perfect for anyone who is new to paper clay sculpting.
Wildflower's dress is made from round doilies, vintage cottons and lace. She holds a 'metal' tray of miniature glass jars that are brimming with wildflowers.
The tutorial includes 26 pages of detailed instructions, photos and pattern templates needed to make Wildflower!
The classic story by O. Henry comes to life in this lovely 17.5" figure. The young wife had but $1.87 to buy her husband a Christmas present. So she cut off her hair and sold it to buy the perfect watch fob for the pocket watch that had belonged to his grandfather. Alas, he had sold the watch to buy the perfect tortoise shell combs for her beautiful long hair.
Named for an old quilt pattern, this lovely 19" stump doll has strips of fabric and trim sew together to form her body. Her needlescuplted head is hardened with stiffener and then has a gauze overlay.
With a little bit of paper mache, paper clay, painting, wire bending and pin pushing you can create this truly marvelous 12” snow gal. The only thing that is sewn on this fun project is the hat and it's by hand.
This beautiful 17" wall doll has a fabric body with paper clay arms that can also be sewn in muslin if desired. Clothed in a sparkle tulle dress over a scrim underskirt, her gentle face is gessoed and lightly painted with the features drawn on with a graphite pencil. The wings are created from a wooden heart that is textured with tissue paper and Mod Podge.
Standing 21" tall on a stand covered with aquarium gravel, this bathing beauty wears a swim cap and carries a papier mache swim ring. Instructions for all accessories are included.