Dorothy
6/23/2020 03:34:34 pm
What a lovely party. I like how you have filled the space and spread out the colors.
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Martha
6/23/2020 03:36:29 pm
For that photo shoot, and another earlier that same day, Hazy was a Fairy Queen. I'd never even considered adding the big girls into fairy scenes before, and I think she works great. After all, fairies come in all sizes.
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Jay
6/24/2020 09:27:56 am
I love these so much! I totally agree that fairies come in all sizes. I have a "Fairies & Elves" shelf in my doll room and there are many sizes. Your outfits are so spectacular. And I love how you pose them! Such wonderful food! Did you make the Tinkerbells on the fairy cake? That cake is amazing!!! I also love the addition of mushrooms here and there. Brava Martha!
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Martha
6/24/2020 09:39:55 am
Thanks. That series was shot last fall.
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Jay
6/25/2020 10:39:36 am
Oh that's such a good idea using the buttons!!! Heh, not that I see me making a cake any time soon. But you never know!
Martha
6/26/2020 04:12:52 am
There was no way that I wanted to sculpt such tiny fairies, and the buttons provide tiny details in the perfect scale. It's just they are one-sided so need to be pressed against a side, or have something behind them. 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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