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And we are back to Bianca in the 18th century.....  She had spent the morning washing, and was headed out to hang everything up.  "Sorry guys, I already fed you..."  She headed out the gate....  "Looks like a good day for drying." 
6 Comments
8/18/2019 12:58:05 pm
Hi Martha, Do you have a sewing pattern or tutorial to make this for our dolls? I absolutely love this. I love peasant women that work in the fields as well, dirndls and costumed dolls. So pretty.
Martha
8/18/2019 01:02:02 pm
No I don't. At some point I will release just the patterns in the 'Just Patterns' section, but there will not be any instructions. It's just too much work to stop and take photos of every single step.
Dorothy
8/18/2019 05:19:27 pm
Bianca looks adorable even doing the laundry.
Donna
8/18/2019 08:38:53 pm
Everyone should look that beautiful doing the laundry! 8/21/2019 09:11:24 am
I love these pictures so much. Love her outfit and wig! You make the best wigs! I'm curious as to how Bianca is able to hold the basket? Do you have some secret way to make dolls hold things?
Martha
8/21/2019 10:52:25 am
She actually has a Monique Ellowyn Rose wig. Most of theme I just use some eye putty, but for this basket I used tiny elastics around the handles of the basket, and put them around her hands, hiding them in her wrist joints. Leave a Reply. |
AuthorMartha Boers is an award-winning Canadian doll maker and costumer specializing in fantasy and historical-style costumes. Archives
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