Showing posts with label doll jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doll jewellery. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 January 2015
The things I haven't blogged about
Labels:
collector dolls,
doll jewellery,
dolls,
general life,
J-doll,
other people,
shoes,
shopping
I'm trying to get back on track with my doll updates and there are many significant things that happened since my last meaningful post (October-ish). As it turns out, being more active on the crafting front leaves no time for blogging about all the crafting :) Or, supposing I can steal some precious sleeping time to blog (like I'm doing now), I still have to use up all the short winter daylight to take pictures, when I'd rather be working on doll projects or take care of stuff that require banks and shops to be open. Anyway, I'll talk about some of the things I managed to do and we'll figure out the order in which they need to posted on the blog. If you expect many pictures, sorry! I swear I took photos of everything but I have no idea where they are... So you don't feel like you've wasted your click coming here, up there ^ is a December pic of Tali the kitten who is now all big and healthy :)
Tuesday, 30 December 2014
Happy crafting!
Labels:
craft supplies,
doll jewellery,
doll repair,
dolls,
hair,
links,
miniature props,
sewing,
shoes,
tiny findings
Hello, long time no see! I'm happy to announce I wasn't run over by a train, mistakenly arrested, lost in the wilderness or eaten by runaway zoo tigers! Instead of lame excuses, here is a picture by hubby (concept and execution) and some useful (I hope) resources for all you doll artists :)
Friday, 14 February 2014
Tiny beaded snowflakes
Labels:
beading,
doll jewellery,
dolls,
jewellery,
seed beads,
tutorial,
winter themed
Hi! I must be the only one not writing a Valentine post, but I don't care. The snow is melting and I want to post my doll-sized snowflakes before this winter is over. These snowflakes are very easy to bead, before you know you'll have made a lot! You can put jump rings through them and use as little charms for human jewellery, thread them to make garlands, glue on gift boxes... I invite you to take a look at the tutorial and decide what to do with all the resulting snowflakes later.
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