Old commission - Jayfeather from "Warrior Cats" universe 🪶
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Old commission - Jayfeather from "Warrior Cats" universe 🪶
Any Warrior Cats fans here?😁 I read the first 21 books, but then work made me too busy 😅
Finished the Ravioli doll. Now to do my two other girls :)
I’ll try and get better pics later!
handmade folkart oilcloth doll from Arkansas c.1900. embroidered and trimmed in ricrac, well loved little kittycat…
Dandadan 2nd Season; Dan Da Dan Season 2 - Episode 5
It's hotness season, and @askymzbuki and I can barely manage.
I hate the heat so much-you can always put on more layers but you can't shed your skin.
I have been making custom cat dolls lately! This is Princess Sophie-Cat, who I made for a very dear friend. I sculpted the face, paws, and shoes with clay, and made the body with felt and a posable wire skeleton. All the clothes were hand sewn, embroidered, and beaded. This project became much more complicated than I had originally intended, but I'm so happy with how it turned out!
Wren Larkin is one of my newest dolls that has emerged from the earliest signs of spring here in Manchester.
We had recently planted a deciduous hedge in our tiny front garden and this year was very exciting as it was the first year the blackthorn flowered. I love the blackthorn as it optimistically puts out its flowers before leaves have even begun to bud, and so I have created this little nesting duo and their clutch of eggs as a similar show of optimism.
But I digress, because Wren does not have blackthorn, she has ivy - the evergreens come first; they sit out the grey for us and deserve to be celebrated too. Don’t ask me what the orange flowers are, they were inspired by the vintage 1960’s pillowcase fabric I used for her dress! Unlike nature, I am bound only by the whimsy my mind generates.
You can read more and see more pictures of Wren and Little Brid over on my blog