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Finger turning tutorial
I've been thinking of making this video for a while ... although I have discovered that I can't turn fingers, think, and talk at the same time...
Cool!
Posted by: Maryellen at August 28, 2007 10:19 AMLOL! Is that hand as big as it looks? It looks bigger than your real hands-hee hee!
Posted by: Linda Fleming at August 28, 2007 12:00 PMGreat video Judi! I'm sure this'll help anyone who hasn't tried finger turning yet. This makes more sense than a simple sketch does. :-)
For all of your great tips I've nominated you for a Nice Matters Award. (I'm sure you've received it before, but more can't hurt, right?)
--Tami
Posted by: Lemon Tree Tales at August 28, 2007 2:24 PMoh Judi
I am so grateful for you doing this U tube version - I finally know wot I have been trying to do is so wrong- I was doing a Kai- and trying to turn the hand reverse to wot you did! No wonder I had all these hands blown-
Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!!!
eternally love n hug Bear xoxoxoxoxoxo
What a novel idea(to use U tube)! Thanks for the tutorials.
Posted by: Heera at August 29, 2007 6:04 AMThanks, Judi. That's very helpful! It's also fun to hear voices of people that I've only "met" on lists before.
Posted by: Beth H at September 1, 2007 3:26 AM
gracias, thank you, lady judy,great video, I live in COLOMBIA ,suramerica and very very thanks.
Great job on your hand turning demo. It was just like having a teacher standing in front of you SHOWING how to turn fingers. A picture is worth a 1000ed words they say but a movie is priceless. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by: Shirley from Oregon at September 1, 2007 10:02 PMHey Judi...
I am still working on my Lotus doll for the Doll Street challenge & have been taking lots of pics mostly for myself and a friend .....but also thought I would do a little blurb on fingers as well...hahahha too funny...u beat me to it. I certainly wouldn't have been brave enough to try a video..good for you. It is great.
Anyway...I think I will still post my pics in a week or so just the same...my hand is an ultra mini version by comparison... so I will probably also add a few "French words" as Judy Skeel calls them.
oops...didn't mean to try for "incognito"... strangely, it posted even without me filling in the info...
Posted by: Veronica at September 4, 2007 8:44 AMfound your site today and loved it so full of interesting things. Just fabulous thankyou for sharing all your info and inspiration.
Posted by: bengigirl at September 12, 2007 11:46 AMTHANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! oh my does this make those little tiny fingers easier to turn & my hands aren't aching!!!
Posted by: Bridget at June 27, 2009 5:27 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
