LOL! Like minds at work this cold Wintry week. I finished up a doll covering the face with doe suede. Didn't think about using starch though, but since I'm covering a resin face, don't know it that would work, but I'm going to try it as I have a can of it in the studio.
Doe suede sounds nice. Can't say I've tried the spray starch with it though. I use the spray starch primarily with the felt to get the stray fibers to lay down and make a pressed look. Best wishes!
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LOL! Like minds at work this cold Wintry week. I finished up a doll covering the face with doe suede. Didn't think about using starch though, but since I'm covering a resin face, don't know it that would work, but I'm going to try it as I have a can of it in the studio.
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Doe suede sounds nice. Can't say I've tried the spray starch with it though. I use the spray starch primarily with the felt to get the stray fibers to lay down and make a pressed look. Best wishes!
Wow! I'm all agog at this. Spray starch? I never thought of that! I SO want to try felt faces now!
Thank you so much for these two tutorials. I've been wanting try my hand at making felt dolls.
Warmly,
Cheryl
I really like watching you create (Pt 1 & 2). It's like being able to sit beside you (and the doll faces are wonderful).
Thank you so much for these detailed tutes Sue! I have a faces to cover, so now no excuses I don't know how to do it!
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