We had our choice of which of Barbara's Elfling dolls to make. Since I already had two of the other patterns, I chose Finn Darian. Just finished up tonight...a finished doll, can you believe it?!
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.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Elfling Class with Barbara Schoenoff
Last weekend I took a two day class in Akron with dollmaker Barbara Schoenoff. What a fabulous weekend! Barbara is a terrific teacher, the drive to A Piece in Time Quilt Shop was gorgeous (think of autumn sunlight on miles of gold, orange, and yellow leaves), and the company was delightful.
We had our choice of which of Barbara's Elfling dolls to make. Since I already had two of the other patterns, I chose Finn Darian. Just finished up tonight...a finished doll, can you believe it?!
We had our choice of which of Barbara's Elfling dolls to make. Since I already had two of the other patterns, I chose Finn Darian. Just finished up tonight...a finished doll, can you believe it?!
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8 comments:
the doll looks great :D love the colours used
I love this doll! Great job, Sue.
What a great doll!
He looks lovely he has such a gentle expression on his face.
Love, love, LOVE this fabric on the chest area with writing on it!How did you do that?Also the great glitter, etc. sprinkled on the little "cape"?!Your doll faces are just wonderful and sweet, Sue! Thanks for sharing your fabulous artworks.......
I especially love his arms and legs. The wrapping of the fibers in different colors makes it look so textured and different which is something I favor.
Love this one!
Wow, you are on a great roll! Love his face, love his HAT. And I recognize that beautiful hand-posing technique. :-)
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