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Disastrous Daughters
You know you don't have to go far to get inspiration for art. If you've been reading my blog you know that one of my daughters got in a car accident - and that sparked the idea for the Crash Test Dummy doll. Well, same daughter got paid off by the insurance company - more money than the car was worth so she had extra after the loan was taken care of - and instead of using it towards buying another car she's spent it. So now the second doll in the Daughter series is going to be Money Burns. I think she will be standing looking into an empty wallet while a rain of red-hot coins fall unnoticed from her pockets to the ground.
Ah-ha! So it's NOT just MY daughter!!! She and her husband are on the doorstep of going through his entire retirement $$ and wanted to put a downpayment on a house. What did they do instead? Bought a big ol' BOAT from some guy who had it in his yard with a FOR SALE sign. Nearly 7000 dollars - got it home, and the first time they took it out, it died. Oh, well - we can't tell 'em anything. Later.
Posted by: kai at April 26, 2005 8:38 PMHey Jude: I just received some great coin and another piece of currency fabric. It just may work for this. Give me a call--
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Posted by: Sharon at April 28, 2005 12:07 AMWell, you certainly have a creative way of expressing how you feel about things! :)
Posted by: sari0009 at October 23, 2007 8:47 AM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
