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High heels
![celyn5](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3041/3069788486_dba7f0530b_o.jpg")
I don't know what I did to Celyn but she needed 1/2 inch heels in order to stand on her own. I knew that I'd never be able to sculpt them so I came up with another one of my strange ideas. I cut an old plastic thread spool to size, then ground it to the right angle, well, actually my husband did. 
He's really good about dropping things and helping me out. Since I took this picture, I've covered them in black paper and glued them to her feet - tried to fill the cracks in with paper clay but i don't know how that will work. I'll let her dry overnight and then see what's what. I might end up having to use Aves Epoxie Sculpt to smooth out the join; then I'll add another layer of paper and paint the shoes again. We'll see. But I'm stoked that she stands by herself - there's no armature in here! Another great Sherry pattern!
Nifty idea, very clever and cutie doll too!!
Posted by: Kerry at November 30, 2008 12:54 AMVeeeeeeeedy clevah, my deah! LOVE the hot pink, too! I plan to keep checking 'cause I'm looking forward to seeing her finished! She's a cutie!
Posted by: Kai at November 30, 2008 12:12 PMOh Judi how clever of you and I LOVE them and the shoes look wonderful and wow i love her face too...can't wait you do next...love ya
Posted by: Sherry Goshon at November 30, 2008 2:46 PMThat is a cool idea indeed and look forward to seeing how you finish her.
Posted by: shashi. at November 30, 2008 11:17 PMJudi- I like your creativity recycling something we all have in our sewingrooms. :)
Connie
cool idea, love how its coming together cant wait to see her fnished
Posted by: sharonnz at December 5, 2008 2:25 PMI know I already commented but I heard something earlier & thought I'd better tell you. Your lil' doll was screaming, "Help me! I've been trapped for DAYS in North Pole, Alaska with no clothes on & I'm fr-fr-freezing! (But I DO have VERY cool heels!") Bwahahahahahaha ... sorry.
Posted by: Kai at December 8, 2008 2:40 PMWow..love both faces...maybe that doll is too picky. How clever of you to make those heels...
Posted by: Linda at December 16, 2008 4:16 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
