My little Bea is finished finally. Poor thing has been on my work table for so long it seems I decided I better get cracking and finish her. I think she turned out great, although she's a fair bit different than the teachers. Bea's designer is Colleen Babcock and she's a lot of fun, and a great teacher/designer. Poor Bea meant to sample a bit of honey and tumbled backwards into the jar. Now she's stuck and a swirl of bees around her head make it pretty clear she's in a bit of a mess...lol....If you would like to make a Bea in her Bonnet of your own, just follow this link... Cloth Doll Connection. Bea will be off to a tea shop here in Sidney at the beginning of the week. She's going to be on display amongst bottles of honey, tea cups and tea cozies made from fabric covered in bumble bees, so she will fit in perfectly.....
Romona,
ReplyDeleteYou are making me look really good. From looking at your Bea it seems like I almost know what I'm doing. She looks fantastic! Thanks for taking my class!
Colleen,
ReplyDeleteYou more than know what you're doing. Keep up the good work on those designs and you'll keep all of we doll makers very happy...Romona
Romona- Your little Bea is so precious! Wonderful details and lovely colors. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteShe came out fabulous! I just love her!
ReplyDeleteRomona, I love this doll, she is so cute, and what attitude. I love all of your works of art. You are truly an artist and a dear new friend. Love and hugs, Kat Lees
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