Unfortunately, it seems a little out of scale so I guess I'm going to have to really cut back on the size here. And smooth out a few of those wrinkles. Mmm...I did get a little carried away but, despite my booklet of instructions, I wasn't sure where to begin. I mean it was 1996 for Merlin's sake!
I've also decided that I really, really HATE conditioning Fimo...although once that's done I like to work with it. Can someone tell me...once it's conditioned, does it stay that way for a while? Or do you have to do it all over again each time? And is it better to mix colors before or after conditioning?I rummaged around the storage closet and discovered Stanley....from the 1996 class. Poor thing. I never even dressed him. Never gave him eyes either. How pathetic I am. He's rather kindly looking, though. Maybe I should finish him up like a Wizard and take him to the show...
I'm leaving "ET" rest for a bit before the overhaul. I'm determined to get a hag out of this by the end of the day......I'll let you know ;o)Tabitha
3 comments:
Anyone with cool eyebrows like Stanley should have eyes.
definitely agree :)Dolls have a way of dictating what they will become:)Go with the flow :)
Tabitha for ages all I made was heads. Considering its been such a long time since you got the clay out you are doing really well. That doll is crying out for clothes and a painted face. Go for it :O)
Debie xxxxx
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