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Making samples
I love teaching but I really don't like making samples, LOL. I have a class in a week and a half and I am just now getting this done. I have to take it in to the store tomorrow so I know what I'll be doing tonight - hair and face. I'm not going to worry about clothes as another of my friends is going to teach that and she will use my body for the sample. Well, my doll body, that is. I'll probably just drape something filmy on her and call it a robe. This is from the latest Patti Culea book - Cloth Doll Couture. I used Judy Ward's invisible jointing method - I like how it looks.
It's amazing how the camera shows every little lump and bump from stuffing.
Wow judi such clean work..can't wait to see her face..hugs Jacque
Posted by: jacque at October 24, 2006 5:42 PMLumps & bumps? WHERE???? She's flawless! I wish I had that kind of 'lumps & bumps' on MY figure! Sigh ...
Posted by: Kai at October 24, 2006 5:49 PMJudi, that body is perfect- love the jointed knees. Dang, but you are a great seamtress!
Hugs-
Linda F from FL
There is nothing wrong with her it is all your imagination! Great figure.
I know what you mean about all the preperation. It is hard work and I too don't like that part of it.
She looks perfect, Judi! I'm sure your class will love her, and I love the way the arms are attached. What fun to have someone else doing the clothing!
Posted by: MaryO at October 25, 2006 5:13 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
