Verity is getting closer to being done, which is good because the R2RD launch is on the 27th of this month! While I was pre-washing fabric for her sailor dress, I made this one of muslin to test the first draft of my pattern pieces. I think I like this simple muslin dress, and have decided to keep it for this doll. I'd wanted more of a drop-waist look, but this will do. Her dress is removable, and buttons in the back.
I've sewn a Tibetan lambswool wig, and have glued it in place. I may add a couple ribbons in her hair, but don't have anything the right color right now. She also still needs bloomers, and possibly some accessories.
I've sewn a Tibetan lambswool wig, and have glued it in place. I may add a couple ribbons in her hair, but don't have anything the right color right now. She also still needs bloomers, and possibly some accessories.
Gosh, she is lovely! I am in awe of your talent. I love her sailor dress!
ReplyDeleteI am sure people will be fighting to win this sweet doll:).
Hugs,
Mithua
Deanna,
ReplyDeleteShe is a very classy doll, so lovely too!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!
Hugs,
Jackie
Deanna:
ReplyDeleteVerity is so charming! Right out of the 50's, but comfortable in the 21st century as well. It's lovely to see that you take such care with the creating of your dolls. So glad I saw your comment on Sandy's blog.
Thanks, everyone. I really am pleased with how this one turned out. I'm usually really critical of my own dolls, and hyperfocus on all their flaws...
ReplyDeleteDeanna
BRILLIANT Deanna!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Amazing!!!
Hugs,
~Nat
hi whoever you are! My name is verity and i just typed in my name on google and here I am! Wow the doll is great. Just like me! Well done Deanna!
ReplyDeleteHi Verity! Thanks so much for stopping by. I think "Verity" is such a cool name, and I thought it fit this doll.
ReplyDeleteThanks again,
Deanna