Showing posts with label doll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doll. Show all posts
Friday, January 21, 2011
Latest Troll WIP
This troll is more of an adolescent. The body is weighted with lavender scented millet. The feet are a completely new design. I am looking forward to finishing her.
Friday, August 13, 2010
Working on a New Troll
This little troll is a work in progress. He measures roughly thirteen inches tall and is jointed. His nose is needle-felted. His eyes and teeth are hand embroidered. He is stuffed with clean carded wool. Lastly, I hope to make him a costume in the near future.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Flopsie
This doll is articulated so she has lots of movement. My daughter is fascinated with making her dolls dance. So I figured I'd make her one that can really dance. For modesty, she is wearing one of my daughter's play silks. I haven't measured her, but I'm guessing she is roughly 24". She is made from all natural materials.
Update: Flopsie now has a top and some bloomers keeping her warm now. They are made out of minky trimmed with lace. Just need to get a picture of her and then make her dress and some hair.
Update: Flopsie now has a top and some bloomers keeping her warm now. They are made out of minky trimmed with lace. Just need to get a picture of her and then make her dress and some hair.
Labels:
articulated,
doll,
flopsie,
waldorf
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Baby Troll WIP
I have dyed some more fabric. Actually, I have dyed a whole bunch of fabric. One of my favorite colors is bronze. When I saw it, I knew there was a little troll just waiting to be born.
Recently, I purchased a pattern by Vickie Riley of Dinky Baby. It's the fourteen inch beginner pattern. Let me say, that this is by far one of the best patterns I have ever come across. The directions are so clear and there are tons of pictures to guide you along. What a blast!
So I decided to use that pattern with my new fabric and this little baby troll was born. He or she ( I haven't decided yet) is made in the Waldorf tradition. The doll is stuffed with clean and carded wool. The fabric is cotton and washed many times to ensure the dye is completely set and rinsed out. His/her features are hand embroidered. The hair is a small crocheted wig cap with super-soft wool and eyelash yarn.
The last thing I need to do is make the doll a nappy and gown. The gown will be made from hand-dyed velour. I can't wait to finish this little troll. Hopefully, it will be in my Etsy store in a few weeks. Come back for more updates
Recently, I purchased a pattern by Vickie Riley of Dinky Baby. It's the fourteen inch beginner pattern. Let me say, that this is by far one of the best patterns I have ever come across. The directions are so clear and there are tons of pictures to guide you along. What a blast!
So I decided to use that pattern with my new fabric and this little baby troll was born. He or she ( I haven't decided yet) is made in the Waldorf tradition. The doll is stuffed with clean and carded wool. The fabric is cotton and washed many times to ensure the dye is completely set and rinsed out. His/her features are hand embroidered. The hair is a small crocheted wig cap with super-soft wool and eyelash yarn.
The last thing I need to do is make the doll a nappy and gown. The gown will be made from hand-dyed velour. I can't wait to finish this little troll. Hopefully, it will be in my Etsy store in a few weeks. Come back for more updates
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