Nearly finished

I really wanted to have her done. She is still in need of some important features, nose, mouth, cheeks. Lilly and Sebastian both gave squeals of delight when they saw her though. Sebastian asked if we could make another one together.

I need to learn how to take a picture so that you can see the size of what I have made. Does anybody have any tips on how to do that?

She is a nice armful for Lilly anyway if that gives you an idea.

she took at least a half a bag of the polyfill. I couldn't belive it. I don't know where she put it all!

Maybe she needs eyelashes in addition to a nose, mouth and cheeks.

Comments

[charlotte]

She's gorgeous!

If you want to show the scale of something include an everyday object in the photo as well. Sometimes I use a pincushion or a tea cup for example.

[Jodie]

She is a darling, yes just pop something in the photo for scale, an arm, or a hand.
I love the flowers!

[Natasha S]

oh how cute is she??Do you have an etsy shop for these darling creations?if not,why not?
Take care

[melinda]

Oh wow, she is gorgeous. i love the way you've stitched the flowers on.

[Merruli]

Yes, gorgeous is the word that first came also to my mind when I saw her, oh so nice!

[Else]

This is an awesome doll! Great job, intriguing construction! :)

[sarah]

oh wow, i love her !!

[lina]

She's lovely.

[jacqueline yeo]

really nice! :) Get a little girl / boy to hold her.. that's usually how i do my product shots. jacq

[Mrs Hammerwig]

What a cutie!! I am so grateful to have found your blog. You have such sweet projects, great fabric choices and a truly artistic eye.

[Sarah]

Like someone else said, use an everyday object to add scale. Sadly, I think most recognizable objects of size, like a coke can, are probably not the best mates for a nice photo.

[Florence]

Oh she is completely gorgeous!

I've just been reading through some of your posts and loved hearing about your recent visit to Melissa's house - lucky you! I know exactly what you mean about sometimes thinking how lovely it would be to live closer and meet up with other crafting bloggers - it can sometimes feel like an 'other life' when most of the people in your every day life aren't possessed by fabrics and the need to create in the same way!

[Kajsa]

She is beautiful! How fun to be able to meet a blogger from "down under" in Norway! You got some lovely gifts too!