Yay! The first one is done! I feel that is getting off to a good start. (I needed that!)
I named her Eliza, as in My Fair Lady, because she started out with a not-very pretty face, and a cider bottle covered with a drab fabric, and gradually became a lovely, charming, and talented individual. Her head, bust, and arms are built onto a screw-on bottle cap. She can top a larger bottle, too, or the cap will slip over the cork of a wine bottle. She has several skirt overlays, and a sparkly print crinkled poly georgette slip-on cover for the two-liter bottle. Like any fine wine, she's welcome at any party. See how composed she is, even as she returns home from the New Year's celebration.
I named her Eliza, as in My Fair Lady, because she started out with a not-very pretty face, and a cider bottle covered with a drab fabric, and gradually became a lovely, charming, and talented individual. Her head, bust, and arms are built onto a screw-on bottle cap. She can top a larger bottle, too, or the cap will slip over the cork of a wine bottle. She has several skirt overlays, and a sparkly print crinkled poly georgette slip-on cover for the two-liter bottle. Like any fine wine, she's welcome at any party. See how composed she is, even as she returns home from the New Year's celebration.
Happy New Year to all!
She is gorgeous! Wish me luck as I attempt to keep up with this challenge..lol!
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Pam
Love her, a great idea.
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Thanks, Pam and Diana. I'm glad you like her.
ReplyDeleteI made a new blog for the pictures of our challenge dolls, at
http://doll-a-daychallenge.blogspot.com/
Please send pictures to me at
vada428@windstream.net
and I will post them there.
hello from Georgia!!! ;-)...
ReplyDeleteI have just found your blog, and
OH MY GOSH!!
your Eliza is the most clever thing I've seen
in a long while!!!..
couldn't pass by without telling you so!..lol
With Warm regard on this cold day!!!
Kristine ;-)
She turned out beautiful!
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