All of the ephemera needed to recreate her and detailed instructions are included to whip up a wicked little witch of your own.
You supply a few pieces of cardstock, decoupage and some fancy trimmings,
I like to work on top of a piece of wax paper, makes for a quick clean up, and I don't know about you, but I'm pretty messy when I get going! Ahem, please ignore clutter!
Awaiting her crepe paper bustle...
She would make a grand table center piece or maybe stand her in a giant bowl of candy!
And last but not least Punk Rock Parisian by Jackie Dunn , I just love that this is how she saw my little paper doll!
23 comments:
Hello from Toronto,
Sandra, I have your book about making paper flowers.
It's fantastic, thank you for sharing your techniques.
Gabriela
Love this project (love all of your projects!!!!) ! And great idea about the wax paper! So glad to see you in blogland!!!! :-)
-Jenny
It's your combination of prints and engravings that make my head spin - in the spirit of Halloween of course-(not in the Linda Blair Exorcist way)
D.
Oh great! A glimpse at the actual creating process! I love this paper witch and had to buy Art Doll Quarterly just to have this article. Thanks so much for a peek into your creative space!!
You never fail to amaze me! She's wonderful! love her bustle!
This is the witch of all witches! I wish I could get inside your head - I love your fantastic creations! If this little witch were here with me I know my Halloween would be magical. Thanks for sharing her.
Deb
Sandra, your witch is fantastic! If only they had these delightful publications in Paris! Sigh. I shall have to send a list of "must have" magazines to my daughter to bring with her in December.
Im drooling!! this is wonderfully wicked...and such a great project :) you ROCK :)
Fabulous.....Love the Bustle!!
Kimberlee
This is so incredible!!! another masterpiece! where does one find crepe paper to purchase? I need some black and love other colors. if you could email me a place to purchase i'd be forever greatful!
hugs,
Dawn
Fantastic project. After reading your post I pull out my magazine and will give it a try this week.
thank you for all your inspiration
Karen
What a wonderful project! I love this witch, especially the crepe paper bustle. It really adds dimension to the piece.
Sandra, umm, I have no words... That witch is totally incredible!!! Oh my goodness... Just love her!
Your witch is too awesome! The bustle definitley seals the deal, along with the array of pappers you used (you gots some color theory skillz woman!)
And SUPER THANKS for featuring my take on your paper doll gal. It's a total honor to have something I made (partly) on your blog.
- Jackie
Sandra,
I love your blog. I first saw your post on ink blots when my daughter (Katydiddys) sent me here to see them. I'm not usually a big fan of Halloween but I really like your take on this.
Just wanted to thank you for the ink blot inspiration. If you get a chance, check my blog lauratrailsendranch.blogspot.com and see what you started.
P.S. I, too, am fairly new to blogging and cannot get links to work. Sorry.
Your projects are an integral reason that the publication is so inspiring.
love,
hello darling girl- wow weeeeeeee, thank-you ,for sharing your craftwork with us all- it's fantastic- i wish we had halloween here in australia,some people do, and its so much fun- la la la love jo anderson.
O what a great doll you made . Really wonderfull!
Another FABULOUS idea from you, Miss Evertson!
I'm a wax paper girl too! I use it between journal pages also...
I really "need" to make one of these dolls for me after seeing all of the art dolls in Blogworld. Your creation is wonderful!
Oh I LOVE this hat doll. What a wonderful creation! Lovin that bustle :)
Superb witch. The bustle skirt really frames the entire piece well. (I use a white card or paper on my work desk and have been known to use it as backgrounds on later pieces rofl)
Oh Sandra- what a magnificent project- I LOVE her! I think my favorite part is her crepe paper bustle. I am off to find a copy...
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