Hooray! For those of you who have been waiting, my miniature doll molds are back in stock. I just picked them up from my mold maker!
Fine quality miniature doll molds made by a master mold maker. They feature very fine seam lines and release very easily from the molds. Each mold is highly detailed and yields easy to paint castings. Each doll comes with a different set of arms and legs to mix and match. The hands on all dolls have nice separated fingers.
Thank you to everyone who inquired about purchasing the two lovely ladies. I have been gone for the day. Upon returning my mailbox was flooded with requests to purchase them. I chose the very first person who responded to the post/email.
I will have more kits in the next couple of weeks. If you haven’t signed up for my mailing list, please use the “newsletter” box to sign up. Your email will never be given away. You only need to sign up once
I have 2 miniature painted doll kits in stock, available for immediate delivery. These little ladies are not available anywhere else. They are from original molds never released to the public. Each face is meticulousley handpainted with several separate firings to achieve the fine detail that adds depth and realism They are 65.00 each plus 6.95 shipping. They each come with assembly instructions. You can also opt to have them assembled or wigged by going to my Doll Kit’s Page and scrolling to the bottom to add these services or Email me here: Gina to purchase these doll kits. and add the extra services. There is only 1 of each available. This is a great chance to get one of my kits without waiting.
Okay, so Abagail (doll #4 as she was referred to yesterday), has always called to me. I agree with John that #4 was the way to go.
I took Morena’s advice and decided to block out all of the other miniature ladies that are calling to me and concentrate on her alone. Even her arms were already decided from the very beginning and I handsculpted some 2 tone porcelain arms with white gloves and bare flesh shoulders. These may end up being covered up from above the elbow (or more).
I wanted to do a more “casually” dressed victorian or Edwardian lady, perhaps off to have tea or something. Even when these ladies were not going to a ball they still were so well dressed.
As you can see I am already positioning her. As I have mentioned in the past, this is a very imortant step in achieving a more lifelike doll rather than a stiff doll. Right now her sway in her ack looks exaggerated, but that is because her body hasn’t been wrapped yet.
Here is another angle where you can see the sway in the back, the chest up, etc. She will get fancy shoes before she is costumed. Thank you for the emails letting me know your thoughts on my creative conundrum!
Have you ever been in a Creative Conundrum? I seem to have so many ideas and so many special, painted doll kits set aside to costume that I can’t seem to decide which one to dress or which costume to do, etc. It must sound silly to some, but I always make 1 or 2, one of a kind ladies when I am working on my doll kit orders. I have 6 pretty gals just begging for me to costume them. I have been working on them for many months already just to get them to this point. Sigh, I don’t know which little lady to create first. Alas, the poor dears have been banished to solitary confinement and can only dream of stepping out in a new world all dressed and ready for a new adventure. Does this ever happen to anyone? You have the most wonderful doll, fabrics, etc. but just can’t seem to settle on what to do with her? Arrrgh! It will be fun to see which lady wins! I think #4 from the left is calling out to me. Her name is Abigail. Stay tuned…..
I am happy to report that I met with my mold maker yesterday and my molds are now in production. It should be another 1 – 1/2 weeks and they will be in stock. If you placed a paid pre order your molds will go out first. I ordered a few exra sets but I am sure they will go fast. If you want any molds, you can place a pre-order on the Miniature Doll Molds page.
Hugs,
Gina
Hi All,
I have recently been in touch with my mold maker. He has graciously agreed to make my molds for me again. He will be doing this part time from his regular job. I am so excited about this.
I am meeting with him next week to get everything set up. If you are interested, please go to my mold page and you can pre-order your molds.
I am not sure of the exact delivery date yet as it will depend how quickly he can make them for me.
They will be shipped out first come , first served.
Hugs,
Gina
Hello to all,? Loly Rodriguez ! ?
Please contact me at : gbellous@gmail.com so I can send out your fan prize package!
I just love this ad for ROGERS & THOMPSON silk samples, New York City, 1910. Look at the way the bottom of her skirt/train is unrolling from a bolt of silk fabric. Such a clever ad campaign.
She would make a terrific doll, don’t you think?
Okay, finally we have come to 200 followers! Thank you so much. I will put all of the names of those of you who commented on my blog asking to be in the give away in a bowl and pull the lucky winner. You have until midnight tonight to still enter the fan contest and then I will draw the lucky winner tomorrow.
Later this coming week I will start a new give away for the Katelyn blank (not painted) doll kit.
Gig Hugs,
Gina
