Saturday, January 7, 2012
Angel paperdoll
Hope you've had a fantastic new year, all ready for more inspiration and new releases from sweetpea stamps. This time I have gone all out, hoping to get your crafty fingers itching. Time to long for spring :)
The stamps I have used are from ching chou kuik plate 33. Sayings for the arms and legs are from different sheets. The images are colored with promarkers and watercolor pencils. The edges are inked with different distress inks. The doll is cut out in white paper and heavier designer papers for the back and wings. The images for the skirt are masked. I made the pattern for the doll myself. For the top and skirtpart I used 3D tape - thicker for the skirt. The joints of the legs and arms are attached with brads. I made sure the back was as beautiful as the front in case it would hang in a window or similar so I added matching little flowers for the joint's backs. I also added some pretty organza ribbon for the hem and top of the dress.
The doll is about 10" (25cm) tall and you can bend the joints. Hope you liked it!
Labels:
ching-chou kuik,
Forest Blue,
Katarina,
Masked Fairy in Green,
Plate #33,
Puppet Angel in the Circus,
Sunflower Angel
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Oh my!! This is outstanding Katarina!! I LOVE it to bits!
ReplyDeleteEspecially like how you did the hem ruffle.
A smashing hit!!
Connie
Katerina, this is soooo cool! You did an amazing job on this and your description of this is written well. Coloring is perfect.
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Nataliya
very unique piece, love the softness and collage theme
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! I love the way it turned out. All the images you used on it and the back looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a FABULOUS idea! Love her TONS AND TONS!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow creative! Wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, Sharon
Katarina, this is so cool and so creative. I love this.
ReplyDeleteHugs:)
Angela
Wow, such a great idea, Katarina. Your paper doll looks so cool. I can imagine this hanging on a wall would look fabulous. Great combo of images.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Karina
Wooow..Soo cool, Katarina!! You've an amazing fantasy, and I would love to make one of this, and give it to my grandchild..hmm..I wanna make a similar♥!:)
ReplyDeleteThank for the inspiration!:)
Hugs, Ellen