As gorgeous as Jelly Bean's plumage is (my nod to Spring bonnets), look at the plumage on this fellow. He and a mate landed on our pond, and have been diving and posturing all day.
My Oldtimer says he wants a truck the color of the duck's head!
I’m still Lolo’s Child, but pivoting a bit to embrace one of her battle cries, “Another Adventure.” Sharing life challenges in my seventh decade, but occasionally sharing art and joy, as well.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Jelly Bean & Plumage
I've finally completed the Jelly Bean doll from Sherry Goshon's pattern. I re-made a couple parts, but overall, I'm pleased. I may just make another!
As gorgeous as Jelly Bean's plumage is (my nod to Spring bonnets), look at the plumage on this fellow. He and a mate landed on our pond, and have been diving and posturing all day.
My Oldtimer says he wants a truck the color of the duck's head!
As gorgeous as Jelly Bean's plumage is (my nod to Spring bonnets), look at the plumage on this fellow. He and a mate landed on our pond, and have been diving and posturing all day.
My Oldtimer says he wants a truck the color of the duck's head!
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Very cute comments from your Oldtimer about the duck and truck, and I love your Jelly Bean's toes!
Jelly Bean's plumage is indeed gorgeous, as is the rest of her! She's a charmer. Hope Oldtimer gets that truck...it will be beautiful!
What a gorgeous little doll!! Love your banner photo too.
she looks great :) love her ears
Oh, Sue...she is really sweet. I love her little face....
Jelly Bean turned out so pretty! Good job!
Jelly Bean is so beautiful!
Love how you dressed her.
Lovely doll. Love the fabric colours
She is a cutie, Sue! and such pretty colors too!!
She's a cutie. Love the fabrics you used.
She came out just beautiful! Those colors look so nice on her too. Great job! :)
BIG Hugs,
Sprite
Sue, I love Jelly Bean! Her hair piece is just gorgeous!
Karen
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