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I've got to sit down and do a little cost analysis (keeping the wholesale cost in mind, of course).
She's a fun doll to make, but certainly time-consuming when you consider the drying time of the Messy Mix, gesso, paint and paperclay.
I can envision a Verity doll done in creamy white, with a lace neck insert instead, and perhaps more of a dropped waist - an early 1900s dress suitable for a garden party.
But for now I need a break from this doll.
1 comment:
Congratulations, Deanna - They look beautiful!
I can fully understand the desire for a break - only don't take too long a break!
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