This is my design for Cam's Hottie Challenge this year.
I'm joining in with lots of other crafters to make a hottie cover,
functional or not (mine is not!). All the hotties will be exhibited at the
Open Drawer Gallery in Melbourne and sold with proceeds going to
the Margaret Pratt Foundation Heart Lung Transplant Trust.
This hottie feels like its taken ages, when its only been a few days!
The background is vintage wallpaper/cloud fabric at the top.
The curtains are made from vintage curtain fabric -
we've had a bit of a curtain nightmare around here recently,
so maybe thats why they were in my head...!
Thats supposed to be a curtain rail at the top, and then her hair is
flowing over that into the sky.
Her hair and face is free motion sewn (thread drawing) and her skirt is a bit 3D!
She holds a warm heart - made from wool rug.
And her eyes shine bright.
If you'd like to join in the Hottie Challenge -
sign up here!
ps. if you look closely - her neck is actually part of the vintage wallpaper design!xx
10 comments:
you never cease to amaze me with your brilliant creativeness!
p.s. thank you for my birthday present!
p.p.s you are lovely xx
Really amazing work Jennie ~ I especially love her hair, but the whole thing just works divinely. Nx
I adore her! A beautiful job!
You are amazing Jennie. She is just sooooo beautiful!
Oh my goodness this is so amazing! Beautiful work Jennie x
That is just the sweetest hottie cover.
Such a wonderful idea and a very worthy cause.
Wow. Seriously amazing. So beautiful. And her hair, wow again. I love this so much.
Just amazing! I love her neck, very cleverly done but I think her hair is my favourite, such fun!
Amazing! Your dolls are becoming more and more works of art, just incredible :)
I love this doll. I just discovered your blog. Love it
Jana @ 333 Days of Hand Lettering
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