Actually I misspoke when I titled this blog entry. It is a complete doll ... not just parts. I originally made these dolls with the intention of using them for attaching to journal pages and have only now gotten around to it. These are top drilled for easier attachment to a page. The others in my ETSY shop are side drilled (through the shoulders). The doll is 3" tall.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Journaling with doll parts
Actually I misspoke when I titled this blog entry. It is a complete doll ... not just parts. I originally made these dolls with the intention of using them for attaching to journal pages and have only now gotten around to it. These are top drilled for easier attachment to a page. The others in my ETSY shop are side drilled (through the shoulders). The doll is 3" tall.4 comments:
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Cute, cute, cute, Ingrid! I love the embellishments you add to your journal pages. I'm still drooling over your "edges" photo. This is another awesome embellishment.
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♥ Barb ♥
Oh my goodness!! This is the best. I was just thinking about doing something with old doll parts, just as the only salvage store in this area closed!!! Arggggg!!! But I am going to try to make cool edges for my journal. Thanx, Sharon
ReplyDeleteLove the zentangles. I just "discovered" them myself and love them. I had not thought of incorporating them into the journal entry itself. Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog. I have admired your work for a long time, especially your journals. Congratulations on your recent publication in Somerset's "Journaling!" Cheers,
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