they could barely stand upright, let alone hold up a flag.
On July 1st we were at Cape Bonavista with it's famous red and white lighthouse complex - the perfect spot to celebrate Canada Day. In the morning the girls had a picnic. They brought flags and balloons, and Lonnie brought the most Canadian of all - a box of Tim Horton's donuts.... In the evening they wanted to have a parade, but the wind had gotten so fierce they could barely stand upright, let alone hold up a flag. I had to take a lot of photos in order to get one that even partially showed the maple leaf on the flag - they were whipping in the wind so much. Balloons had to be weighted down by some rocks or they'd have disappeared in a moment and danced out to sea. I found that as long as the wind was blowing towards my intended background, I could at least pose the girls looking into the wind towards me, and no matter how wind-swept their hair became, I could still see their little faces. Which is why so many of the trip pictures are "smile and look at the camera" type photos.
Pixi
7/14/2013 05:48:39 am
Your dolls are absolutly amazing! The scenery, props and clothes, its all so adorable! Your photos are always gorgeous! I hope you both had a great trip and an awesome vacation! I'm happy to have you back online tho, since i check your blog everyday! I admire you and when you update your blog it makes my day. Thankyou!
Maeion
7/20/2013 07:45:15 am
I love your tutorials as a Professional Costumer I’m use to making for people and it is wonderful to see someone use the same type of creative process that I use to dress dolls. You have inspired me to do some of the Victorian Ball Gown style for the fairies I’m designing for my granddaughters. Thank you for sharing your vision with us and when I write my books for the girls I will give you credit for inspiration on those dresses. Comments are closed.
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AuthorMartha Boers is an award-winning Canadian doll maker and costumer specializing in fantasy and historical-style costumes. Archives
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