Well the followers are just rolling in now! One a day or so ago, and another one today. My head is spinning. Thanks to our new follower, London Peony.She's obviously a woman of good taste: not only is she following Planet of the Dolls, but her profile (on her own blogs, which you can check out.), lists some of her favourite things as The Beatles, Kate Bush,and the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books. Ken accused me of following myself!(If you read this blog you'll know I love The Beatles. Kate Bush has been a favourite since the first time I heard her music, on Saturday Night Live in 1978. I spent the next 10+ years trying to have Kate Bush hair! I passed my love of both of these on to Emma, as well as The Hitchhiker's books.I also passed along to her one of my autographed Hitchhiker's books. Now that's a loving mother!)
You might notice that the look of the blog has been cleaned up a bit. Hopefully it will make viewing easier and more of a pleasure, as well as making the blog easier to travel around within. It will continue to get better as I recategorize all the posts and put things of the same theme under one heading and lessen the messy list along the side. I have to thank Emma for helping me, and working on it with me last night. I wouldn't have known what I was doing without her help. In fact, she actually did almost all the work.
Busy day today, so here's a little doll of my own making.
She's just a little over an inch tall.
She has all cloth clothing, including lace bloomers and a lace petticoat.
Her head is wooden, and she has a wire armature body, so she's slightly poseable, although too small to allow for much.
Tomorrow I'll hopefully have a chance to show you some cool finds from today.
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Monday, May 12, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Doll-A-Day 14: A Doll of My Own Making:Tiny Red Haired Girl
Today I thought I'd do a doll I made. The reasons are: because I already have the pictures taken , and...why not?! So here she is.
I made this little (and I DO mean 'little') lady little over a year ago. She was for a customer who had already bought some dolls from me.
She ordered 5 or 6 more dolls, all different: a ballerina, a fairy, a boy,a pink princess,and one of my 1 inch tall dolls. I specially made all the dolls to fit her specifications.Unfortunately, the lady then had a bunch of problems and kept putting off payment. Then I just didn't hear from her again. Almost a year later, which was last fall, she contacted me to see if she could still buy them. I said sure and we set a date for payment, but again, she put it off a couple of times.Then I never heard from her again. So her dolls went up for sale at the fall miniature show and the October doll show. They're still here as yet, but I'll be putting them for sale online soon.
She has a wire armature so her legs and arms can, in theory, be bent. But they are so tiny, it will take some effort.She can sit down too, again, in theory. It works, but her tiny dress makes her pop up again since she doesn't weigh enough to hold it down. If you glued her dress to her bottom in a sitting position, she would stay sat down.
She has red mohair hair with a red bow in in.
Her dress is made of a cotton blend fabric.
Her shoes are red satin. Her head is wooden and painted and sealed with non yellowing glaze.
See you tomorrow!
This picture is actually way bigger than life size. |
See? She measures just about an inch tall. |
She has a wire armature so her legs and arms can, in theory, be bent. But they are so tiny, it will take some effort.She can sit down too, again, in theory. It works, but her tiny dress makes her pop up again since she doesn't weigh enough to hold it down. If you glued her dress to her bottom in a sitting position, she would stay sat down.
She has red mohair hair with a red bow in in.
Her dress is made of a cotton blend fabric.
See you tomorrow!
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