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With all the in and out, taking photos with my porcelain dolls, Nyssa's baby had an accident....  Her doll fell on the floor, and the whole head shattered into pieces....  It was broken into so many pieces that it would be impossible to glue back together ...  "No, I'm afraid this time she can't be fixed..." 
Dorothy
10/12/2018 08:25:20 pm
Martha, oh my goodness! Did this really happen or is it a story line? If it happened, I think I will be in tears with Nyssa. Her tears were adorable by the way.
Martha
10/12/2018 09:14:46 pm
Yes, the doll really broke. But it wasn't Nyssa who did it.
Dorothy
10/12/2018 10:00:11 pm
Thanks for sharing that. Poor Nyssa. I hope Santa delivers a new doll for Christmas to her (and to you - chuckle).
kenaiqueen
10/13/2018 06:48:02 pm
Ah, the poor dollies! Hope she gets a new doll soon. Great looking tears, btw! Very real and excellent storytelling in those shots.
Martha
10/14/2018 10:06:40 am
Thanks! Nothing like a few well-placed drops of water to add to the sorrow
Donna
10/13/2018 09:46:15 pm
Poor little Nyssa. You pose the dolls so realistically, it's hard to believe they have static expressions. You manage to have both Nyssa and Elin show so much "emotion", it really makes the story come to life.
Martha
10/14/2018 10:09:28 am
Thanks! The only way to create 'feelings' with static dolls, is through the posing and camera angles. It's always very satisfying when it works out. And it's not always on purpose either. 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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