...but this doesn't really count, does it? I had a quick play with the Art doll stamps from the Artistic Stamper - stamped it, cut out the parts, flung some ink and rubber around, no finesse or diligence! I wanted to see how it looked all pieced together, and to see what problems there might be in making it. None to speak of (apart from my usual messiness), so I will have another go with some more, but will devote more time and thought to them! :)
I hope you like it, click on either image to see a larger view!
18 comments :
very funky Dan
Shazza
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oh WOW you have done a brilliant job, love it Dan its great x
Very cool...will have a go i think the kids will love them. ;0)
What a great idea, very nice.
You can stamps that do that? How cute is that! Boys are allowed to play with dolls... all of my brothers played with my Barbies... but I think I am better off not knowing what they did to her... ;)
Great work Dan - I neeeeed those stamps ... have promised one of my sisters an art doll and they would be just perfick XXX And Boys can play with dolls .... coz I like playing with cars :0)
Looking great Dan, I love your description of how you made this doll! I have visions of you covered in ink LOL
Absolutely fab, Dan :)
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Oooo very unusual, I like it :o)
Lovely. The swirly torso is cool.
It looks great Dan - I had a template ages ago but not got round to trying them yet! xxx
A great doll, you have to play some more Dan;o)
lol you made me smile saying boys shouldnt play with dolls ... it doesnt matter nowadays anything goes . Brill ideas x
Love the dolls Dan - they would look fabulous stamped out on funky sixties paper...
Very nice, this design has lots of potential, you could have some great fun with these. Great job as usual, Jaqi
Love them!!! Nice work xx
I love these dolls...something I could try with my girls.
Oooh, eyes in the palms of her hands - how useful! Great doll Dan, looking forward to seeing what else you cook up with these stamps!
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