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Following the rule I made a tile to use for a pin or pendant. I'll finish it later, I may even make matching beads.
Now on to the fun stuff.... my Spirit dolls. Every now and then I make spirit dolls, I make them for myself and add them to my other spirit dolls. One of these days I'll take a group photo.
Following the rule I made a tile to use for a pin or pendant. I'll finish it later, I may even make matching beads.
Now on to the fun stuff.... my Spirit dolls. Every now and then I make spirit dolls, I make them for myself and add them to my other spirit dolls. One of these days I'll take a group photo. I used end pieces and scraps to make mirror images for the bodies. Added faces, hair and head covering. I used Pigma Micron Pens to color the facial features. I learned about the pens from Alice of Polymer Clay Etc. (check my blog list) The pens are great for drawing on cured clay but the ink has to be heat set. When I'm finished drawing I just pop them back in the oven for 5-10 minutes.... or you can use a heat gun.
OOOooo, that's my big downfall. I even keep a piece (or more) of every cane I make so I can make "something" with it, but I don't know what to do with them, lol. I really like your Spirit Dolls and pin/pendant. Smiles
ReplyDeleteThis would be a neat Polymer Cafe article, BJ. Or Doll Crafter & Costuming. These two are such pretty girls! I really like the octopus-like tentacles on the one on the left.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Melissa, this would make a good article.
ReplyDeleteBTW I like your take on Spirit dolls.
-revbyrd
I've never made spirit dolls before; I really think yours are sweet.
ReplyDeleteThat cane is beautiful I love it.
Thank you all, I am thrilled you like my spirit dolls.
ReplyDeleteWriting an article sounds like lots of work, I have a hard time keeping up with this blog... but i will give it some thought.
I appreciate you comments and thank you for stopping by.
BJ