Showing posts with label pin dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pin dolls. Show all posts

Monday, October 6, 2008

A new approach


I have been taking class with Mary Hettmansperger, multi-media fibre artist, here in New Zealand at Textile Fibre Forum Aotearoa. I was intrigued at what such a prestigious tutor could add to my current skill set - which is mostly fibre and paper based.

I was thrilled to find myself cutting and shaping, colouring and stitching into copper and finding myself with new doll shapes and ideas to explore.

I can see myself taking this much further as I loved using such a strange but lovely material and find the chance to use copper with my other fibre arts really exciting.

The image is a work in progress with insets still to be added.

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Halloween Sisters Autumn Challenge


This was my challenge piece to get in the Fall mood :]. I enjoyed working in a very strict color palette for these two. I made the candy pails out of miniature buckets I purchased on the Papier Valise website. I covered them in polymer clay and sculpted happy pumpkins.

Jessica

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Halloween on the Brain

"Syn Likes Silent Films"


Oooh, it's almost Fall! My favorite season. I've been making a few witches and other autumn-themed pieces. The doll above is one of my favorites so far! I love her bride of Frankenstein hairdo!

Jessica

Monday, July 7, 2008

Commissions

Mia felt Right at Home.


Deb wanted to be the Black Sheep.

I just finished several commissions. It is such a lovely feeling to complete them! A huge weight off my shoulders. Today, I am working more Pin dolls. My shop supply of pin dolls has dwindled.

Jessica