This is another tiny doll I made.
She is only about an inch and a quarter high.
She has teensy braids.
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| Somehow,during her photo shoot she lost one of her thread 'hair ribbon'. |
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| They are wire,so if you really wanted to,you could bend them too. |
Her legs move too. She can even sit.
Under her dress she has a lacey petticoat, lace bloomers and painted on shoes.
That's it for today.
Maybe I'll get to show you those other dolls tomorrow. In any case we'll see some doll.
Is that your smallest one? She's really something!
ReplyDeleteThis doll is darling and so tiny! I love the pictures of her sitting inside the flower. She reminds me of Thumbelina!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteNow I'm thinking maybe I should make a Thumbelina! That would be a good reason she was so tiny at least. I do love making the tiny ones. It's fun. I like making the tiny furniture more than the bigger stuff too. My sister asked me why I 'need to' make things so tiny. I like tiny things. The smaller the cooler!
So sweet and petite, so lovely. You are so talented and creative.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteWhat a cutie doll! I love her dress and underthings. I don't know how you can sew such teeny outfits. That is incredible. Her braids are adorable.
ReplyDeleteThank you! To be honest,the only part of her clothes that is sewn is the waist of her skirt! Because she's so tiny it would be too hard to sew her clothes. It would also be too hard to dress and undress her, so her clothes don't need to be removable.
Deletewow how tiny! very cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteI thought of Thumberlina too! She's so cute and soooo tiny!
ReplyDeleteI think you should definitely make a Thumberlina doll now ;)
xx
Thirding the Thumbelina impression. I love her little braids!
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