The last two Renaissance gowns are finally finished, so it meant another photo session at the Ruins Gardens. It's nice they are so close, because it's the perfect setting for fantasy & historical dolls.
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The last two Renaissance gowns are finally finished, so it meant another photo session at the Ruins Gardens. It's nice they are so close, because it's the perfect setting for fantasy & historical dolls.
10 Comments
4/2/2015 10:28:05 pm
Beautiful pictures of your wonderful, exquisitely costumed dolls!!!
Jitka
4/3/2015 01:17:39 am
All of the dresses are truly beautiful and the photographs have great atmosphere. Congratulations.
Martha
4/4/2015 09:40:38 am
Thank you! It is difficult to find nice fabrics these days, but all four skirts were special promotional velour ends from Fabricland.I love how they drape on the larger dolls.
Jane
4/3/2015 02:09:32 am
The girls in their gowns are out of this world beautiful *happy sigh*
Martha
4/4/2015 09:42:28 am
Thank you! No, my Rosy came blank, and Charie did her face up. In fact Rosy was only my fifth BJD, and the very first one Charie painted for me. Since then she's done all of them, except for the occasional pre-loved one that came with a face up.
Babel
4/3/2015 03:28:02 am
Very beautiful Martha :o))
Linda
4/3/2015 03:42:13 am
All 4 gowns are stunning...and the setting is so beautiful...but I wouldn't have expected anything else.
Brigitte
4/4/2015 04:46:05 pm
The dresses are stunning, especially with the ruins as background. I love the colors and the way, vou've combined the fabrics.
Inma
4/7/2015 12:44:45 am
So beautiful photos and so marvellous outfits ! You have all my admiration ! 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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