She is made of porcelain. I dressed her in vintage millinery leaves,
antique metallic lace and vintage French ribbons. She has tiny 1/2 mm diamonds on
her lace top and a real opal. Her wings are from a glass butterfly. Her hair is made of silk.
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Oh, she's Beautiful,Catherine! Did you make the porcelain doll too? I love that the parts are so Real and so vintage... not plastic! Very Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeletePS Are you ever letting her out of the jar???
My sister is a doll artist. I got the doll undressed from her.
ReplyDeleteNo, she can't come out until she grows and the jar is too small. ;-)
Stunning! You did a fantastic job dressing her. And the setting WOW! Perfect. So fun, you have a real live fairy of your very own. Don't let her out she may fly away----
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Thank you Linda.
DeleteShe has to stay in the jar. It's too dangerous with all these cats around here.
She is exquisite Catherine......and oh so original. I can see what has been keeping you busy!!!
ReplyDeleteLinda x
Thank you Linda,
DeleteI don't think I would call it original but it is something I will enjoy living with. ;-)
Hello Catherine,
ReplyDeleteShe is just enchanting. What a beautiful face and the costume is superb! Well done!
Big hug,
Giac
Thank you Giac. It was a fun project.
ReplyDeleteEs original y encantadora
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and adorable.
ReplyDeleteShe's wonderful Catherine, i especially like her hair and tiny hat :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gracious catch !
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are ;)
Many many hugs
Фантастическая работа! Прекрасно!
ReplyDeleteТатьяна
Adorable. I hope you will drop a sandwich in the jar every so often =0)
ReplyDeleteShe looks amzaing. What a beautiful face- so tiny and so real look!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little scene!
ReplyDeleteAwwww, what a cute little fairy child, Catherine. I Love her pose and her acorn chapeau! :D
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