I would like to learn to make miniature dolls one day as well.
Please try not to laugh, this is a fairy doll I made in July 1994, she's not to scale, her face is kinda scary, but she was my introduction to the amazing stuff, POLYMER CLAY.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
The Thrill of it all!
I was just perusing the Imagination Mall and I get giddy! All the amazing artisans out there, doing this for a living, I can only dream about it. Perhaps I am too chicken to take the leap. Some day I would love to sell miniatures. For now, I will settle for finishing the houses I have and NOT buy any more, 6 is quite sufficient for a 900 square foot apartment.
I would like to learn to make miniature dolls one day as well.
Please try not to laugh, this is a fairy doll I made in July 1994, she's not to scale, her face is kinda scary, but she was my introduction to the amazing stuff, POLYMER CLAY.
I would like to learn to make miniature dolls one day as well.
Please try not to laugh, this is a fairy doll I made in July 1994, she's not to scale, her face is kinda scary, but she was my introduction to the amazing stuff, POLYMER CLAY.
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Hi Jolie! Just got around to seeing that I have 4 followers on my blog and thought I should check in with each of them. :) If your fairy doll is your first attempt ever on polymer clay sculpting, I'd say you should certainly stick with it - you have a real flair and creative ability. I'm pretty sure there are Yahoo groups for mini-dolls - both making and dressing. You might want to see if you can find anything that would interest and inspire you. Your house is coming along nicely - will you be posting pictures of the other five?
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