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Molds
Used
Stacy Hofman 'Rose' Head
Parker Levi - 1/2 Feet
Dawn Adam - hands
**NOTE all pieces were manipulated in greenware stage,
and torso poured in white.
I cut off back half of head for high head dress
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Step
1. Shoes. Paint lightly with color desired, add a tiny sprinkling of
glitter, and when dry go over top with two light coats of nail polish.
Expanded directions are given in 10/28 FF |
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2. Underclothing.
Cut small rectangle (2) from material. Ours was 3"x2" - yours may vary.
Glue into tube, slide up dolls leg and sew shut. Cut larger rectangle out for
inside petticoat, gather top and slide on doll.
Gather
this UNDER fimo disk! |
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3. Frame.
In order to achieve that nice wide skirt, simply shape piece of fimo (oblong) with
slit in center to slide down over pantaloons. This will hold our our skirt in
place while creating. I baked mine at 275 for 30 minutes. |
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4. Under skirt.
Cut rectangle out of shiny material (approx 10 x 8 inches -- your doll height might be
different so cut from paper towel first). Put a tiny slit in top so you can slide
over pipecleaner armature, gather if needed to fit tight. Next drape over fimo form
and cut off excess laying on ground. Spray with fabric stiffener to get a nice stiff
petticoat. |
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5. Over skirt. Cut out two triangles, gluing silver lace along front
side (as indicated on pattern). Glue silver trim over top of raw edge.
Gather
top of triangle (shown on pattern), and sew on side of gown. |
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6. Bodice.
Cut small rectangle out from shiny material, wrapping around torso and making edges
meet in front. This raw edge will be covered by stomacher. |
Step
7. Stomacher. Cut triangle pattern piece from cardboard, glue on shiny
material. Next ruffle silver lace behind, and cover raw edges with trim. Let
dry. Wrap silver piece of trim around waist for belt.
Glue
on stomacher and let dry. Cut two sleeve pattern pieces (rectangles) from shiny
material, make tubes, slide up arms and tie shut. Now glue silver trim over bodice
top, around arms, and to back. |
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8. Decoration.
Unravel part of silver trim, and glue rhinestones on for necklace. At this
point you can glue beads, rhinestones whatever you wish on to decorate. The holes in
the silver trim give excellent opportunity to do massive decoration. |
Wigging.
Shape fimo cone as shown, and glue on head, pressing into indent (manipulated
porcelain piece) after baking.
Pleat white hair in 1" pleated, let dry and spread light glue of tacky glue on
hair line. When tacky, gently glue on hair up one side and down another.
Decorate
with tendrils, curls and bows as desired. For more detailed wigging, click to our
Wigging FF's. |
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Please feel free to use them to create for your personal pleasure.
We appreciate credit if used for web display.
To receive your free pattern sheet, send sase to
Dana
of Miniature Art
5531
Windsor Drive
Sheboygan,
WI 53083 |
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