To start with I trimmed a piece of styrofoam down with that nifty styrofoam cutter that you see in the back of the photo. The trimmed piece is in the front of the photo. I also used some green wire that I bought a long time ago that I retrieved from my stash to fashion two longer pieces for the legs and two for the arms. I connected the two styro pieces together with that short piece of dowel rod that you see along with some glue for stability. I then inserted the wire for the arms and legs along with a little more glue for stability. Once I had all of the body parts put together I covered them with the Creative Paperclay® and inserted the eyes. Here’s what the doll looked like when it was covered with clay, dried and ready to paint:
I also used a flower that I painted and glued on later after I finished painting my little doll up. Check out what she looked like after I got her all dolled up! hehe
So do you think that you could make your own dolly using Creative Paperclay®? I certainly think that you can! What do you think I should name her? Please leave a comment because I love hearing from you! Thanks for following to all of you new members!
Barbara
5 comments:
She is ADORABLE!!! And I think you should name her Dolly.... That is so sweet!
Awww, isn't she sweet? I think she looks like an Eloise.
Can you tell us more about the styrofoam cutter, Barbara? I've never heard nor seen one and can't make it out in the photo.
she is adorable!! I think you should name her Daisy :)
What a little cutie!!! Great idea.
She really is just as cute as a button!
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