
Well, she's done! Now I have to figure out what to do with her. This was the mermaid that I talked about earlier. The project from Margaret Ball's Embeadery book. Glad she's done so I can take her to doll club for show and tell tomorrow night.
Four of us made these mermaids. We're not sure what to do with them now. None of us wanted to make a necklace to hang her on as is shown in Margaret's book. Susan thought she'd make a great fridge magnet but I think not. I'll probably see about putting a pin back on her. I'm not big on wearing pins though - so she will probably be pinned to my design wall. My design wall doesn't have room for any designing anymore - it's covered with pin dolls, practice faces, and random other pieces of fabric art. I do have 4 quilt blocks that have been up there for a year. They were part of a mystery quilt by elinor peace bailey. Full of fairies and other fun things. One day I might finish it - but if not I might just finish the quilt blocks separately and give them to my nieces as gifts. It's a thought. What this has to do with the mermaid I have no idea.
Could she be a part of, or an embellishment on a bigger doll? A patch on a pair of designer jeans? The highlight of an amzing hat? A belt buckle on a sash or obi type of thing? An ornament on a thong?
Posted by: Kathy White at April 11, 2005 1:05 PMI guess I should have added VBG to that last suggestion.....
Posted by: Kathy White at April 11, 2005 1:07 PMOh my goodness - your last suggestion make me laugh out loud!
Posted by: Judi at April 11, 2005 7:15 PMWow, she's really pretty. I think she'd look great on the cover of a book. A journal.
Posted by: Kate at April 12, 2005 3:41 AMThe back of a jean jacket!
Posted by: callavisage at August 2, 2005 8:16 AM