I have been working all week on this little smocked Bishop for my dollhouse doll. I was trying to make it for my sculpted polymer clay baby but her neck is to big, so this little guy will have to model it for now. Until we get another little girl. He was made by Nada Christensen. He is all porcelain. I sculpted the other baby out of polymer clay. She has a soft body that helps when you are dressing her. I crocheted her little outfit and bonnet. Now I have to learn to crochet booties. Ooooooo I think they are so sweet.
Hi Debbie, thank you so much for the kind words about my nursery. Your dolls are amazing. So life like, I even thought I heard one of them cry. I love your work. Sculpting is addictive isn't it? I sculpt morning, noon and night. Bonnie Justice
Dear Debbie~ I was out in the pasture tending for my lovely sheep when i came inside and so your lovely comment about my blog and work. Thank you ever so much. I see that you are very gifted and has amzing little babies here, grin. Tonight I shall grab a cup of tea and visit with you. until later, smiles~ Pat
Thank you for your comment on my blog. I love the little girl you've made and her clothes are so beautiful. I can't get my eyes off it ;-) Your very good at it!
Hi, I am Debbie, I have three children Bryan, Aaron and Amanda and 8 grandchildren. Taylor 12, Skyler 10, Joshua 7, Bailey 6, Somer 6, Mason 5, Micah 4 and Katie 3.
I am married to my highschool sweetheart and the love of my life Ray.
I have always loved crafts, painting with acrylics and oils. Wood, paper and metal crafts, Sewing and doll making. In 2001 I started sculpting with videos from Jack Johnston. I have made a lot of Santa sculpts but none that I have sold. In 2006 I started reborning dolls and with in a few months started sculpting ooak babies. I have been sculpting ever since. I cannot seem to go back to my reborning dolls right now. But one day I will. Right now I put all my time into the sculpted dolls. I also take the time to make all their little clothes. I love the heirloom clothes so all of my babies are dressed in smocked dresses or gowns some with bonnets and booties.
I have been working all week on this little smocked Bishop for my dollhouse doll. I was trying to make it for my sculpted polymer clay baby but her neck is to big, so this little guy will have to model it for now. Until we get another little girl. He was made by Nada Christensen. He is all porcelain. I sculpted the other baby out of polymer clay. She has a soft body that helps when you are dressing her. I crocheted her little outfit and bonnet. Now I have to learn to crochet booties. Ooooooo I think they are so sweet. 
8 comments:
Precioso. Felicidades. le ha quedado una maravilla, es muy dulce
Bravo !voilà encore des petites merveilles !ils sont adorables ces petits bébés !
Amitiés .
Oh my gosh, I cannot stand it, your little polymer doll is a delight. What a tiny cutie, have a great Easter, Maureen
Hi Debbie, thank you so much for the kind words about my nursery. Your dolls are amazing. So life like, I even thought I heard one of them cry. I love your work. Sculpting is addictive isn't it? I sculpt morning, noon and night. Bonnie Justice
You make very beautiful dolls. I loove them so tiny.
Natascha
Bellissime le tue bambole!!!
sembrano dei bambini veri !!
ciao
Terry
Dear Debbie~ I was out in the pasture tending for my lovely sheep when i came inside and so your lovely comment about my blog and work. Thank you ever so much. I see that you are very gifted and has amzing little babies here, grin. Tonight I shall grab a cup of tea and visit with you.
until later, smiles~ Pat
Hi Debbie,
Thank you for your comment on my blog.
I love the little girl you've made and her clothes are so beautiful.
I can't get my eyes off it ;-)
Your very good at it!
Hugs,Marleen
(marleenzoutmanathetnet.nl)
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