Materials used: Dolly pegs, paints, pigmapen, chenille sticks for arms and various scraps of fabrics for clothes.
Until I made Mary and the angel Gabriel, the lineup looked a little like a group of hairy hippies. Once they were dressed they looked a little more respectable and in their time... I think.
Once painted I pegged the dolls down on the side of a cardboard box to dry..
I had to provide a moderating hand for fabric selection since LP's colour of choice is mostly pink which would look more "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" than Wise Men in the desert....
We'll make some fairies with the remaining dollypegs so that she can pink up to her little 6yr old heart's content.
(Gabriel needs some hair, doesn't he?.... bald doesn't suit him)
One Crafty Mumma provided me with some inspiration with her popsickle house, and I am thinking about a design for a stable made from paddlepop sticks or tongue depressors (really big paddlepop sticks...) so there's more fun to come.
You are very clever Mari, they look fantastic, a great idea.
ReplyDeleteNow I got the Christmas feeling.
ReplyDeleteTh do look very good! How did you get them to stand up and stay still while you were painting???
ReplyDeleteI held them while I painted and pegged them onto the side of a cardboard box to dry.
ReplyDeleteIn the first picture they all look like they're doing the conga :o)
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