Current Mood : Recycled
Current Image Notes : Click or Flickr for bigness !
Now I know who Ginger-kitty
prefers ! I had Scaris Cleo and
Lagoona on their stands, a bit isolated from the rest of the MH herd, when Ginger suddenly jumped on
my desk. She gave Cleo a hearty sniff, but stepped over to Lagoona and rubbed
her chin and cheeks all over her ! I kept waiting for the doll to topple over,
but she didn’t – Ginger had her paw on Lagoona’s stand ! After marking both
dolls a bit, she wanted outside. Preferably now. That’s our kitty !
Dearest Son found another
Barbie dress from his previous collection, and it fits Dream Princess Belle perfectly. Hmm. Perhaps I’m now so accustomed
to the tiny MH body, the Belle one
now looks thick to me. Hmmm…(grabs Malibu Barbie to compare). Yup, that’s it.
Belle’s body’s no thicker than a standard TNT one, it’s just been a while since
I played with one. And the ‘twist’ line does help the doll’s waist look
narrower than it is.
Kicked the Scaris box one too many times, so it was
time to break that down. Scavenged the usual – the logos, some of the ‘trellis’,
and the illustrated box back. I’d wanted to save the liner, but there’s about
50 holes and slits in it, and even posing a doll in the midst of the most, it
still took over an hour with PaintShopPro to remove them. So, after today’s
image, I ditched it. I figured, since Belle is French, a surreal dream of Paris
– or, as she referred to it in her later years, Scaris – wouldn’t be too far
off the beam.
For kicks, I kept the
transparent plastic ‘view window’ part to use for patterns. I can trace my
favorite ones on it with a Sharpie ™, and cut them out, and have more durable
ones. Since I do most of my fabric cutting with a rotary, having patterns in
clear plastic is great ! I can angle my cuts better, to take advantage of any
prints, and a plastic pattern is a lot easier to use than a paper one. Hope to
try it out tonight, I got a skirt pattern I wanna use, and the slightly altered
panty one. BTW, I put the second trial-sew pair of underwear on Clawdeen, under Scaris DLaura’s pink mini-skirt. No
panty lines ! Seated, you can hardly see them, and if I’d gone with a darker
color, you probably couldn’t tell they’re there at all. I can probably make 50
in black and use ‘em all. At least it’d keep me sewing !
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