Whether you are using a sculpting method to create your art figures or sewing them, don’t you just feel the need once in a while just to play with beads, lace, buttons, and ribbons? Admit it, we artists, love this stuff! What about tiny little flowers, rhinestones, and lace? Did I mention experimenting with paints and antiquing the surface? Not on the box or another prop, but right on the doll! We will even patina some silver!
I like taking something new and “aging” it! It is so much fun to see it “grow old” in front of your eyes.
Maybe you can make your own fun memories by creating a doll of your childhood, something that you used to have a long time ago and forgot all about?
I will be using creative paperclay for this project, but please, don’t let it stop you if you prefer polymer clay. The techniques I use will surely work on it as well!
As a little girl, I never had lots of dolls. My favorite doll was the one I once found in a sandbox outside my house.
WHAT IS IN THE CLASS:
1. Sculpt with airdry clay (paperclay, premier, ladoll, etc.)
2. Sew a doll's body (pattern provided)
3. Put together, decorate and embellish
4. Paint
5. Wig and work with hair
6. Final embellishments
Copyright:
Products made from this pattern are intended for personal use for fun or small scale personal and business profit as long as you credit Elena Loukianova with the design. Any form or reproduction paper or paperless by permission only | Copyright - Elena Loukianova - All Rights Reserved
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