Boxer Dog, Gray Cat and a Tabby Cat

Dressed up little girls & Princess Bulldog

Good evening my lovely readers!!!!*grin*
Here what I was up to this past few weeks. I am so busy with many different things and specially with our theatre that will be travelling to EXPO this coming Saturday. please visit my Theatre blog to read more about it if you are interested.*grin*. I plan to take LOTS of pictures and do a post the following week!

Harrison Fisher inspired Lady and her Papillon Dog

Ahhh.... who in the doll business does not *drew* over the *American girls* so beautifully illustrated by the great Harrison Fisher?*grin*
Danielle was inspired by the illustration below. I did not stay focused on a copy but rather "inspiration" was my point.
The papillon dog is one of my favorite. He/she is tiny and sweet.
They will be listed on Ebay tonight or tomorrow evening.

Ragdoll Cat & German Shepherd Dog

Hello there~
Thank you so much for stopping by . Today is a lovely day! The weather is perfect....such a lovely breeze ...grin... I can hear the sheep as I type this post!
Some days I sit outside , specially if I am making flocking , and while I watch my children play my fingers get busy sculpting or carding wool. Life is beautiful, no?*grin*

Okay, I confess that I never had a German Shepherd dog before but for some reason I LOVE to make them. This guy was a good practice for me. I tried to add "nails" and at this scale I know better than sculpt out of polymer because it is too easy to break in the future. I inserted a very thing wire . I truly love the results!*grin*

I also have a ragdoll cat. I spent 3 times more than normal to make this cat. Cats are VERY difficult to make , at least for me. The eyes needs to be perfect and if you make your own eyes like I do , you know exactly what I mean plus the size is minuscule. The head of this cat is so small I struggled to hold while Iwas sculpting... at the end I think she is pretty nice, what you think?*grin*

New Minis!!!

Hello friends!!!*grin*

Please meet my new minis!!!
Firstly I am showing you my Victorian lady. She is a petite lady that stood about 5" tall prior sitting. I had planned to make her standing but because the Borzoi dog is such an elegant dog I thought that they would pair but with his position she would look best sitting.

His is my first Borzoi dog. It is always a lot of fun to make a different breed!

Now, these are my newly little girls! I can not tell you how much I enjoy to make each one of them!!!*grin*

The roombox was a special order that Amy from Showroom made for me. I still have to decorate but I have already added the curtains and a little fairytale table that I recently made and painted.

These girls are sisters...can you tell??? *grin*

All these will be listed on ebay this weekend.

Thank you for visiting me and also don't be a stranger!! I (((LOVE))) to hear your comment!!!

*smiles*