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| This is the bear I did . I changed the small plastic eyes for vintage shoe buttons , and trimmed the fluffy hair down Added a little polymer clay hat and a bit of vintage lace. .I know you cant see them but the little dress has white polymer clay flowers with peachy pink rhinestone crystals and pail green velvet rick rack ribbon . The beads suspended in the bears paws are from my stash of goodies . |
Ever year the Girls from Neptune doll club do a Christmas Swap this year Stephanie picked up tiny Bear kits from AC moore .I think they were all of a buck fifty
The challenge was to Re-make and Decorate the fuzzy little Bears .Five Girls brought finished and Gift wrapped Bears for the Swap. We put numbers in a hat to see who would pick first , I pulled the number 2 .
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| Miss Margaret created the tiny Christmas angel .she looks Ready to dance in her pink Too Too . |
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| Stephanie Put her Bear in a Christmas stocking. she used rhinestone buttons for the eyes and I'll bet she made the fabric the stocking is made from |
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| Maria.s Bear with its amazing needle felted face and paws .the golden outfit she created is lushly layered with poofs and lace. |
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| This is the Bear I picked .A Nutcracker Bear! Made by Jane .I just love him and get a big smile every time I look at him. Don't you love the big Nutcracker teeth |
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I like the last doll! It's very unique and attractive. I also like the doll clothing. For 18 inch dolls to be loved by little girls, the clothing and accessories must be attractive. Like the clothes for 18 inch dolls that my daughter received last Christmas, the quality is really good. Thanks for sharing the doll photos, Heather! Love them!
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