Each of these are the faces from soft dolls that I have made. The dolls were made for my grandnieces. First up, the doll for the older sister.
The face on this doll is machine embroidery that I digitized for this doll.
It was a simple design to create although the software I had
at that time was not the best for creating embroidery.
The next doll has a painted face.
This doll was made with a stretch material so that it was simply easier
to paint the face on the doll. Even with the paint it was a bit of a
challenge to get the eyes like I wanted.
Clicking the link will take you to her blog. It is great fun
to see how various people interpret the challenge.
Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
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14 comments:
Hi Gene, I love your dolls. When my daughter was small I used to make her a matching doll whenever I sewed her dresses, and always in pink, she loved pink! Have a great weekend, Valerie
...lovely throwbacks.
Fun dolls, indeed. My favorite is the hand made.I think her eyes are lovely 😍
Ohhhhhh these are just wonderful. I too made dolls like this many years ago. These are such fun reminders. Thank you for joining FFO.
I loved making dolls a long time ago, but haven’t done so in years. Nice faces.
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These are wonderful!
Such sweet little dolls. I'm sure your grand nieces loved them and still do.
Wow, they are wonderful!
My Niece "requested" a doll that can be fed and also the other way out. I would prefer your dolls!!
cool, I read about dolls yesterday. Handicaped children have a hard time relating to usual dolls. One woman, who made dolls, started to make dolls that looked like the child in question. A doll with the same disability. It was very popular :)
Sweet dolls with sweet faces - I'm sure your nieces love them - ;))
Both have very cute faces! The 2nd one looks so positively inspirational
Oh, your Grandnieces must have been delighted. So cute and so clever. Your talent abounds ...
Andrea @ From the Sol
I have been trying to leave you a comment since Friday. I hope I can tonight. These are very sweet dolls. I can tell they were made with love.
I love your doll creations! The faces are so sweet. I made similar dolls for our daughters and granddaughter. Fun times!
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