Tag Archive | polymer clay
*Miss Marple – Part 2
Continues from Part 1. Wrapping – something new for me, but definitely a well-known method of making a body. I decided to wrap Miss Marple’s body in cotton gauze instead of sculpting it out clay because after she is dressed, she will never be undressed. So no need to put Miss Marple through the indecencies […]
*Miss Marple – Part 1
Hello, friends, I am starting my new doll and will be making her while continuing working on the BJD Bone project. This dolls will be traditional and relaxing – a doll who does not fight me every minute of the process. I will be mostly relying on “best practices”, using the doll-making techniques that I […]
*Miniature Baby – Part 1
For some time now I wanted to try to make one of those tiny cute babies. Yesterday I made one and enjoyed it very much. Here are the pictures of the first one – please see below. I promised I will do a step-by-step Work in Progress Blog post on my second baby – so, […]
*I Want to Make My Own BJD – Part 3
Continued from Part 2. Reminder: This is an experimental doll. I am testing different materials and techniques, results might vary, so please do not see it as a tutorial.
*I Want to Make My Own BJD – Part 2
Continued from Part 1. Reminder: This is an experimental doll. I am testing different materials and techniques, results might vary, so please do not see it as a tutorial. This is what I have so far: Also I will be taking the opportunity to show some tools and materials that we sell at Morezmore – in […]
*I Want to Make My Own BJD – Part 1
Good morning, Friends! Here I will post pictures of making my own BJD – a ball-jointed doll. This is an experimental doll. I will be testing different materials and techniques, results might vary, so please do not see it as a tutorial. This is what I have so far: Also I will be taking the […]
*Taking Course “The Art of Sculpting with Philippe Faraut” Part 2
Taking the Course – “The Art of Sculpting with Philippe Faraut: Children” on DVD. Here is the result: Also I am taking the opportunity to show some tools and materials that we sell at Morezmore – in action:
*Taking Course “The Art of Sculpting with Philippe Faraut” Part 1
Good morning. Following up on one of my 2016 New Year Resolution: take sculpting lessons. So I purchased several sculpting courses from Philippe Faraut. Here is the result:
*Alice – Part 6 – Makeup-Hair-Dress
Morezmore OOAK Doll #30 Scale: 1/6, Size: 10.6″ (27 cm) It is too early to think about the dress, but not too early to find or buy the fabric. Reference pictures: