Alice in Wonderland ADO challenge

My tiny Alice for the challenge in ADO Blog.
She started like this: Polymer clay with a soft body, fabric, mohair...

Creating this sweet little Alice was a lot of fun! She is less than 3 inches tall.

Her friend the bunny rabbit is also polymer and about 1 inch tall.

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To see more WIP pictures of this little doll click HERE

Alice in Wonderland challenge WIP

Well, I have been busy finishing projects and starting other new projects. So much fun!
The one I just finished is my tiny Alice for the challenge in ADO Blog.
Here are WIP pictures, and I still have to take the very last one, but have to wait for the best light outside.

She started like this:

Then we moved along fast, as she herself was helping me to sew!

The skirt is ready:

Adding sleeves and trimming:

Now we work on the hair!

 

Creating this sweet little Alice was a lot of fun!

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Old banana ACEOs

I was re-organizing some files in the computer (since I burned the heck out of my skin, in our little outing over the weekend, I really don't want to go run errands till I am not purple anymore.... but that's another story!)
So anyway, I was going through a bunch of files and I found some old ACEO images I wanted to share here.
Some are from before I even started this blog, when the ACEO group was just barely over 100 people and we had one thread in the ebay group that was hilarious, and for one reason or another we started to discuss bananas.
My buddy Deb Company was there, and if I'm not mistaken, BlueEyeDuck as well. Gosh girls! Can you believe we have known each other for so long? I wish I remembered all the people at that moment! All I know is that I laughed till it hurt...
Based on that topic, we all went to make banana ACEOS, ...not food, mind you, but art cards inspired by bananas! :oP
Here's some of what I made then:





The ironic part is that this last ACEO about the last banana... didn't sell! I still have it! How is that for irony?? :oP
I might list it, it looks crisp and pristine like if I made it yesterday, which tells me that using good materials makes your work last for a long time.

I also found one Alice in Wonderland I painted/sold in 2005. Wow... and right now it is still the rage!