After I created the basic shapes of head & body, I asked Yaara (5 1/2 years old) what will it be. She immediately said: Dinosaur! I looked at it and it really looked like one, so after adding arms, legs, face and the thing on his back - everyone can say it's a dinosaur...Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Dinosaur
9:55 PM
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Another doll created using the wrapping technique:
After I created the basic shapes of head & body, I asked Yaara (5 1/2 years old) what will it be. She immediately said: Dinosaur! I looked at it and it really looked like one, so after adding arms, legs, face and the thing on his back - everyone can say it's a dinosaur...
After I created the basic shapes of head & body, I asked Yaara (5 1/2 years old) what will it be. She immediately said: Dinosaur! I looked at it and it really looked like one, so after adding arms, legs, face and the thing on his back - everyone can say it's a dinosaur...Saturday, March 13, 2010
Wrapped Kitty
3:15 PM
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This is my second doll using the wrapping technique. This one makes me even more proud of myself: After I created the basic shapes for the head and body I started to place them in differnt positions and figured out it should be a cat... No earlier inspiration for this one, no prior intentions... My imagination all by itself :-)


Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wrapped Birdie
8:45 PM
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On March 5th I was in Neta Amir's workshop and she tought me (and other) her wrapping technique. It is pretty cool technique and I finished my first dll:


I love it and I think it's very cute! I will probably do more and more!
Monday, February 08, 2010
Happy Passover
10:10 AM
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One more layout for my SIL's album, a simple one (one of the simplest layouts I created ever). The picture was taken on Passover, they were on vacation to Florida with friends...
I used: DCWV (Latte stack), Sharpie, Nailheads.
I used: DCWV (Latte stack), Sharpie, Nailheads.Yacht
9:24 AM
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Another layout for my SIL's album (therefore no journaling...), based on Sketch #96 @ Got Sketch:


I used: DCWV cardstocks (Tahtii beach stack), Fiskars border punch, Imaginisce I-Top, Sharpie.
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