I've also been working on tinting and glazing a gourd, ala Jean Bernard. I like the way this one is going, and hope it will work for a doll the way my mind's eye sees 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.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Meeting project
The Time for Dolls club met last Sunday. In addition to our usual business, we did a "Softie-Go-Round." Carolyn made a bunch of random monster shapes, enough for everyone in the club to have one. We each chose from a bag, the timer was set, and we had seven minutes to do the first thing to start our little monster. We then passed to the left, the timer was set again for seven minutes, and so on, until each doll made its way around the entire group. They were all terrific, and each completely different.
I've also been working on tinting and glazing a gourd, ala Jean Bernard. I like the way this one is going, and hope it will work for a doll the way my mind's eye sees it.
I've also been working on tinting and glazing a gourd, ala Jean Bernard. I like the way this one is going, and hope it will work for a doll the way my mind's eye sees it.
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Hi Sue,
I love your Softie-Go-Round! That must have been lots of fun.
I will be waiting to see that gourd turned into a doll. :)
Hugs
Oh, oh OH!! HOW FUN is THAT! She's crazy adorable and I can almost hear the laughter in the room. I neeeeeeed to do something in cloth...
So adorable and what fun too. Your gourd looks lovely. Love the colour that you are painting it with
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