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Deciding to take a break from the Sweets for Our Sweets collection, I wanted to make a casual outfit. After making it, I realized it went perfect with my doll laptop and coffee cup. It's like she having an errand day with her laptop and coffee in hand. I had some misgivings about buying Momoko Dash! After School, but she ended up being one of my favorites to dress up!
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In addition to the candy cane outfit made recently in the Sweets for Our Sweets collection, I also made a Hostess cupcake outfit. The Momoko doll is wearing a chocolate brown tank top with lace to look like a Hostess cupcake as well as white worn boyfriend skinny jeans. I like to think she took the jeans from her boyfriend because she realized she would look better in them. All this talk of sweets lately makes me a little hungry.
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Welcome to a world of attire inspired by sweets. I call it the Sweets for Our Sweets collection, where our loved dolls wear fashion inspired by well-known sugary treats. To start off this collection, a Momoko doll is modeling a lovely dress perfect for the holiday season, inspired by the one and only candy cane. Know of some other well-known sweet treats that would make great inspiration for an outfit? Reply to the post! I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Black and white can go a long way in design, so I decided to try making a black and white tuxedo dress. I love using little beads to look like buttons and all kinds of fancy lace in outfits. However, it would be nice if I could find some fancy lace for pretty cheap. I have trouble finding crafty things that come very small so they would work for doll clothes. I'm still on the hunt. Constant vigilance! Do you know of a great place to find crafty things that work well for trendy doll outfits? Reply to the feed! I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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Using the recycled paper again, I made some smaller versions of the silhouette flowers work I posted about recently. The paintings measure 3-1/2 x 4-3/8 inches. A set of similar images put together on a wall is always nice. This work was made in a set of four. This time crimson acrylic paint was used to make silhouetted roses. In the spirit of repurposing/using recycled materials, a lot of the work is limited to paint I have on hand that will soon dry up and be thrown away anyway.
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