This is a badge Jane gave us to display on our blogs, if we wanted. So sweet. I love that dollie on the little badge.
This is the dollie, that Jane used to teach us in her online class. We could make one in likeness and then we can try to make a second dollie, by the time the class is over (A challenge Dollie), but I do not think I am going to have time. I have learned a lot and loved the class, and I will continue to dabble in clay. While I enjoy playing with clay, I must say, it is fun, but very time consuming. I wanted my dollie to look really olde...the cracking and peeling effect. Although it looks very neat in person, you can not see "capture" it in pictures very well.
I feel for my first cloth over clay dollie, I did pretty well and Lola, is a KEEPER! Yup, she is a labor of LOVE, my first dollie and I am keeping her. I had a heck of a time with re-constructing her face, after she took a nose dive and while we (our selves) are our hardest crictics, I can see things I could have done differently. In person Lola looks so pretty, I do not like the way she looks in these pictures...
I am pleased with her, because she is my very first clay/cloth dollie. I have always wanted to learn this technique and I have several books on this, they have all told the same thing as Jane, but the diffence was Jane showed it! I love watching and having visual aide.
I am pleased with her, because she is my very first clay/cloth dollie. I have always wanted to learn this technique and I have several books on this, they have all told the same thing as Jane, but the diffence was Jane showed it! I love watching and having visual aide.
I made a little paper flower garland for Lola to hang on to. There are little rusty bells for the centers. I have wired them to her hands...
I must get to work. I didn't get much done this weekend. I don't know if we will go out to the Home Makeover site today. They will finish up tonight/tomorrow and show The Devries tomorrow. I do not know what time. I have heard that you must have a purchased ticket for the reveal, but do not know if that is true. Toodles for now kiddies, ~Tonya
14 comments:
Tonya, I think she turned out wonderfully!
I'd love to learn that technique myself, or try my hand at paper mache heads for some Santas...
Great job girl, and I don't blame you for keeping her!
Janelle
Your doll is amazing Tonya! I think you did a fabulous job. Love the flower garland and tiny shoes.
I don't blame you for wanting to keep her, thanks for sharing your pictures of her though.
Thank you so much Janelle and Diane. I had fun and have worked on some other things since making Lola.
Janelle, you will have to sign up for the class, next time Jane has one. She did a wonderful job with the class.
Have a great day gals.
~Tonya
you did a wonderful job on her!
Tonya!
Oh she's just wonderful! You did a fantastic job! I would so love to learn this! I got to the site a tad to late though for sign up's! I will definitely keep my eye open for her next class! I did a snowman a few weeks ago on a dowel rod for a dollie, we'll see how it turns out together!! ;)
Just beautiful work Tonya!
Have a wonderful day!
Hugs,
Shay
You did a wonderful job and I just fell in love with her legs, shoes and garland...I don't blame you for keeping her:)
Rondell
Tonya,
She is WONDERFUL & I don't blame ya one bit for keeping her. I love her. Very sweet she is. Good for you now you can do everything! Ya brat! LOL
Okay I am off to cook food for my family. They think they need to eat. sheeeeeeeeeeesh what next?
Peek at my place. Lots there!
hugs,Pea
Tonya, This doll is wonderful, I love her, her little feet and legs are so cute, I would keep her also. Great Job.. Hugs Deb
Tonya your dollie turned out really good. I can do things better when someone shows me. So classes would be great for me to. I would keep her to. Alot of work. Thanks for sharring the picture of her.
hugs pam
Tonya,your dollie turned out wonderfully!I love the colors that you used,too!I always see things that I could have done differently too,when I sculpt,but I feel that's just part of the creative learning process.Good for you,for keeping her,you'll be so glad you did!Bravo!
Hugs:),
~Mandy
Tonya,
The goodness in your heart shows in your dollies....This one will be a keepsake and will be passed from one generation to the other...I am so proud of my Minnesota girls....Thanks for your prayers & thoughts.....
Take care my friend...and enjoy the fall colors while we can...
Hugs
Sue
Good Job girlfriend. Now I gotta make mine..lol I am happy that you decided to keep her. That is awesome!
Great job Tonya... Your fabric choice is exquisite as always and she looks oh so vintage! Keep up the awesome work and be blessed - xox
Oh Tonya...Lola is beautiful! It's so much fun to try a new technique...I can hardly wait to see where your creativity takes you with clay!! Blessings, my friend...Susan
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