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  • Making dresses with this epic cat fabric!!!!! - I found @fabricworm years ago and they are in California! Supporting small biz AND local for the win!!!!! - More pics of the dress making coming later!!!! - Fabric is called: Ruby Star Society, Rayon 2019, Magic Cat Teal
  • Eyes and hair are done! - Swipe to last pic for close up of the eye👀. - I added a green and a gold floss to her iris, for depth. - It’s almost the weekend and today I’ll be working on new doll dresses!!! 🎉🎉🎉
  • Iris embroidery!!! - After I outline the iris I embroider the strands as if they were the fibers of the iris so they sort of beam out like the rays of the sun. - I really like this effect and hope I can maintain it as my fingers get quite sore after finishing these eyes. - After I finish the eyes I sew on the wig cap. 🎉🎉
  • This is how I embroider the iris. I go around the outside first. - This helps it to keep its shape. - One can just do a circle and satin stitch the whole thing as I’ve done with the white reflective parts. - I used to embroider the pupil black but when I added the iris color it just got too difficult to get the needle through all that floss and fabric.
  • And another doll is under way. - Happy Monday!!! - My daughter goes to a Waldorf school and it’s her teacher’s birthday this week... - Any suggestions for a gift? - Eye detail video coming soon.
  • She’s done!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 - I’m getting ready to start the embroidery on another doll and will be taking video of that. Hopefully I’ll have that ready to post soon. - Who is local to LA? How far would you travel for an in person workshop? - Would you prefer a live workshop online? - Have an incredible Saturday!!! 🥰🥰🥰🎉🎉🎉🌈
  • Gonna start embroidery on this beauty soon. 🎉🎉🎉 - Her eye whites and her pupil are both painted. I used textile paints to prevent flaking over time. - I will outline the white reflective parts of the eyes first. I’ll use a back stitch and white floss. I use the Satin stitch to fill those in horizontally. - Then the iris will get color. I outline this as well in the base color, then embroidery from the pupil out to the outer edge to mimic the fibers in real eyes. I’ll leave a bit of room for a complimentary color. - For extra wow factor I add a bit of satin floss or metallic gold, pink, or silver floss or thread. - Stay tuned to watch all these steps in action.
  • Another dolly is almost ready for her photo shoot. 🎉🎉🎉 - Do your kid’s schools have holiday markets? - We are going to my daughter’s school tomorrow for their annual Owl & Fox market. - It’s such a nice way to support the school and local artisans at the same time. - It’s also the best place to find unique holiday gifts. Last year it was epic. We found these amazing wooden bows and arrows with felt ball tips. - And so many incredible Waldorf dolls too. 🤩🥰🤩
  • The sun is shining today so my pictures are nice and bright!!! 🤩🎉 - ☀️☀️☀️

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