All dolls in the RR started with the same theme. We created our beginning doll, gave her a face and a journal, and used the journal to establish her story line. Mine was the "Original Betty" - the inspiration for all the 1940 Betty pin-up girls and starlets. The pattern I used was from Sherry Goshon - a challenge doll. I made the entire doll from printed fabrics.
She became quite glamorous - with a secret wish to pole dance!
Here's the journal cover:
And my favorite page in the journal:
And like the page says, I am tickled pink over this doll.I also got to work on "Betty Croaker," "Bodacious Betty," and "Betty Embers - Romance Writer."
7 comments:
Oh she is great. I still have my body parts and maybe I should past her around to my group.
Oh Sue, she came out wonderful!Your RR sounds like it was a lot of fun. I like the idea of the journal with it. My poor challenge doll, all she needs is her hat, one of these days!
What a fun Round Robin.....Betty came back looking spectacular!
I love the whole concept of this exchange, that that journal page is marvelous. I'm so glad you posted this!
oh wot a beauty is your Betty, she appears to have had a very glamourous journey Sue and her secret is a secret no more- will you make her a polle to dance on or around or wotever it is you do with a pole lol
love n hugs bear xxoxoxoox
Truth be told....I bet we all want to have a few pole dancing lessons! she's great!
She is turned out great and what a fun RR. That journal looks cool too.
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