Round robin traveler

First off ... FRAN ... DON'T LOOK ...

Okay, now that that's out of the way ... this is the second piece I've received in the current round robin. After I freaked out Judi A. with the work I did last month I figured I'd better do something more normal this month.

This is how she came to me from Pammy. Isn't the face divine? It's Fran's sculpt and her first face mold for sale. I had to order one of the molds after I saw it in person. Anyhow, she attached the torso to the top of the box with apoxie sculpt. Pammy had added the hair and the pink headband and scarf ribbon.

Round robin doll


I decided that since this is a traveling doll she should have a trunk. So I took all the hardware off and gave the box a base coat of gesso. Then I gave it a coat of pink followed by a dry brushed coat of Jacquard's Halo Pink/Gold Lumiere (what a mouthful!). Lot's of travel 'stickers' were added as well as paper cut to look like bands going around the trunk. I've put one coat of varnish on it and now I'm trying to decide whether I should antique it or maybe do a peeling paint technique. What do you think?

Round robin in progress


These were kind of sorta my inspiration .. these are the trunks that my family used when we sailed to America on the Queen Mary in 1963.
trunks

Posted by judi at September 8, 2006 3:34 PM
Comments

I KNEW it would look great! Hey! YOU DID PINK! LOL! Just giving you a hard time after you teased me about my 'pastel period'. Giggle! As I said, I love Frannie's face molds! They're all gorgeous! And I LOVE what you did to the box! I'd do peeling paint if you really HAVE to distress it. Me, I LIKE the new look!

Posted by: kai at September 8, 2006 5:03 PM

What fun, Judi! Fran will love it! Peeling paint sounds good to me, too. Wonder how she'll look by the time she gets to me!

Posted by: MaryO at September 8, 2006 5:25 PM

Fran's mold is so beautiful -- no wonder you got one for yourself! And that pink/gold is rapidly becoming one of my favorite colors. As usual, love what you've done!

Posted by: Judi Atsma at September 8, 2006 7:42 PM

Love, love, love what you did with the box! I love seeing all the techniques you use Judi and had to go look up " peeling paint" to see how it is done.

Posted by: Kerry at September 10, 2006 2:07 AM

I am Baccccckkkkk !! Darn computers!!! Always "love" your work Judi You know that!!Looked at "everything" but will post "only once" here for now!!..BUt I went thru it all and what can I say Your creative well never runs dry.. GIggles and hu the rebel crafter Jan D

Posted by: jan demetralis at October 21, 2006 6:31 PM
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