"Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive...
and it is only by this meeting...
that a new world is born." - Anais Nin
I made these two little dolls out of plain muslin, of which I am growing increasingly fond of for it's simplicity. The details were drawn with Pigma pens and then painted with Japanese fabric paints. These are part of my own personal collection, but I am thinking about doing more for the shop. They make me smile each time I pass by.
17 comments:
You must make more, as they are delightful.
Oooh how sweet! Looks like they are playing hide & seek around the pot plant. I adore how their little eyes are looking at each other! Good on you for making some lovely things to keep for yourself! You deserve a treat! But hey, you should certainly make some for your shop too. I smile at my 'Sam the Dog' everytime I walk past him. It totally freaks him out. He thinks that I'm up to no good...like I'm raiding his cookie jar or something ;D
They are gorgeous and have great personalities. It looks like they’re flirting!
You should indeed keep them to yourself and make more for the shop! A
I love the Nin quote!
Please, tell us more about the Japanese fabric paints. I love paints!
How sweet. Thank you for sharing your play world with us.
Very cute! They are definitely eyeing one another, oh no are they more than friends???
I am continually amazed at the amount of personality you manage to put into each of your dolls' faces...
They are so very sweet!
Thank you for making me smile this morning! I hope all is going well with you and Mo...
lovely!!!!
So sweet and expressive. I love them!
They are so beautiful! I like so much! Great work as always ^___^
Yes. More about the paint. I love your color palette.
they are lovely! they look like they are really soft and huggable too
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V, These two are just delightful. You can't help but smile when you look at them. I bet they were alot of fun to make. Have a fabulous weekend!
these are so very pretty!
These are oh so cute! Love them, glad I have discovered your blog!
Rita
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