she's an extensive prototype, already promised to someone, too. she's my pattern, 22 inches over all, all clothing and accessories designed and made by me. she's one of a kind, even though I am going to use her body and clothing patterns again. her face is her face alone and forever. enjoy.
this is an exploration of art quilting, soft sculpture, doll-making and other means of my art.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Thursday, December 1, 2011
I'm pondering making a web page dedicated to only my rag dolls.
I'm thinking about naming it Rarefied Rag Dolls and tag it all over where ever you do that sort of thing with 'one of a kind art doll', etc. I'd like to have a personal page set up and a Paypal payment
method. I'm setting up something like that on Etsy.com, too and when I have my dolls up there
for viewing all done, I'll be sure to let you know. In the mean time, here's a sweetie I am working on
method. I'm setting up something like that on Etsy.com, too and when I have my dolls up there
for viewing all done, I'll be sure to let you know. In the mean time, here's a sweetie I am working on
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
two DIPs for a Gritty Jane Klimt Challenge
Yes, I know, you haven't seen any dolls actually FINISHED yet, but I have a surprise up my sleeve
for the beginning of November. You'll see.
As for the two new dolls in progress, they are based upon works by Gustav Klimt for a challenge that
Gritty Jane put up on Facebook.
First is Sonja Knips, an early Golden Era portrait he did of her.
The second is the nefarious Judith II after she has assassinated the Assyrian General.
for the beginning of November. You'll see.
As for the two new dolls in progress, they are based upon works by Gustav Klimt for a challenge that
Gritty Jane put up on Facebook.
First is Sonja Knips, an early Golden Era portrait he did of her.
The second is the nefarious Judith II after she has assassinated the Assyrian General.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
a new doll in progress
I have changed a few methods--using silk interlock for her cloth over clay face...
and using quilter's sateen for the body....
she's in progress, she needs more hair and is awaiting 'extensions'...
and I have her posed for a proportion check before I finish stuffing and forming her body more.
Her name is Sarafina. She's going to be done in all greys, white and black. With help from Barb at Country Fabrics in her clothing choices when I get to them. :-D
and using quilter's sateen for the body....
she's in progress, she needs more hair and is awaiting 'extensions'...
and I have her posed for a proportion check before I finish stuffing and forming her body more.
Her name is Sarafina. She's going to be done in all greys, white and black. With help from Barb at Country Fabrics in her clothing choices when I get to them. :-D
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
DIP (Doll In Progress) Isabella
Here's the makings of Isabella, a Doll In Progress
Her hair is vintage thread I got at a tag sale and is purported to be 40 years old... her wig is hand-knotted
strand by strand and she's going to be the female of The Lovers in an archetypal Italian play called
Commedia dell Arte.
Her hair is vintage thread I got at a tag sale and is purported to be 40 years old... her wig is hand-knotted
strand by strand and she's going to be the female of The Lovers in an archetypal Italian play called
Commedia dell Arte.
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