Yesterday, I thought this doll was done. Then, it woke me up in the middle of the night and told me no, I need something more…Â This morning I added some stitching around the face and clouds. Better.
I have always loved nasturtiums. I can hardly believe they are still looking so good in the garden.
side and back-
and a little aside- I know that was probably about the lamest tutorial ever yesterday, but I am really liking my new needle strip!
The stitching around the face is awesome. I love how it looks. Your tutorial was awesome. I was actually impressed with your idea of tightly binding the felt. I’ve struggled with willy-nilly, milktoast pin cushions and the multi-layered felt is a great idea for keeping your needles sticking out (as opposed to buried in your cushion).
Isn’t it a bit eery when they talk to you in your sleep. But they do talk. Nice touches to finish the baby off with though.
oh my! I love love love it, yes I agree with her the stitching just made it “so”. Your work is amazing and I just wish I could squeeze them all in real life.
When I was little I used to like sandwiches made with a nasturtium leaf and hundred and thousands, oh and some vegemite! They are such a beautiful plant.
hello?
my name is eun-young,in korea…^^
i and my sister make dolls..(bisque dolls,clothdolls…)
i love ur dolls….so cute..!!
i want to see ur works ~
my englrish is very poor…so its hard to write in english to me..
sorry…
i wll be again…shall I ?
http://blog.naver.com/gn922001 (mine)
http://blog.naver.com/bb71 (my sister)
Love the baby and the colours you used are so lovely.
I just discovered your blog, I love your dolls. I’m going to visite mer often.
She is absolutely exquisite!
both this and the Fall Baby are very beautiful. Congratulations!