Kathleen,
Did you get the link to the George Stuart figures? I am wondering what
you thought ;) He doesn't use dolls, he builds his own figures and
sculpts each face separately.
they are very impressive up close. Very.
== Marjorie Wilser
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"Learn to laugh at yourself and you will never lack for amusement." --MW
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On Jan 16, 2011, at 6:39 AM, R Lloyd Mitchell wrote:
Since my retirement about three years ago, I have been continuing my
interest in historical costume by making Costume in miniature; the
series is captured in a collection I have named "Cut Down to Size."?
To date I have recreated style and splender for about 120 characters
which are modeled for the most part on dolls. About the only 'model
I have not used is Barbie precisely because the form is so ridged.
"Oz's suggestion would work well if the model is only to wear
Costume for this period.? The body would of course have to be
rewrapped for other periods.
? You are aware?I assume of the series of Historical Costumes for
barbie that are "out there", including wigs. There are also at least
two books of costume for contemporary popular dolls that?I know of
for this sort of project.? I do not use them myself because the
patterns are not historically sound.
Kathleen, who is having a ball every day!
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