Friday, 25 January 2013

The Show Girl

I am sharing some pictures of one of my favourite dolls that I called the Show Girl.  This doll was made a few years ago when our doll club was lucky enough to have Pam Grose come and teach her "Basic Lady" workshop.  As far as I know, Pam does not have a personal site but her patterns are available on many popular cloth doll patterns sites.

The Show Girl taking a break between Vegas shows.


A close-up of her costume. I used velvets, tulle and organza.
A close-up of her face.  I love the way she turned out. Her hair is made of yarn.


I knitted her beaded purse and added sequins.



The Show Girl hopes you enjoyed your visit.  Please come back soon!

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5 comments:

  1. ruthanne25 January 2013 at 14:31

    Your Show Girl is wonderful. Your are so lucky to have the opportunity to take a class with Pam! Of course your skills have made her way beyond the class

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  2. Northbrook Designs25 January 2013 at 14:45

    Look the other way for a few minutes next time I'm over. I just love love love this doll. She is just so beautiful. And look at you go with your posts. Yes!!! You're a good student... ;o~ Romona

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  3. Edwina Sutherland25 January 2013 at 17:14

    She's glorious! Nice colours!

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  4. fabricaddict25 January 2013 at 22:43

    simply stunning Maria... love your work.. hugs from Oz
    di from fabricaddictions.com

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  5. Nita Butler26 January 2013 at 12:06

    Love your log Maria, amd your dolsare awesome. You are vert talented. I will visit your Blog often

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