Thursday, January 19, 2012

Santos doll kits...

In  Jeanne Oliver's Creatively Made e-course, I am teaching a class on how to make Santos Cage Dolls next week. I have armature's available for anyone that's interested in my Etsy store.

And a few people asked to see some examples of what the cage dolls looked like, and what we would be making... Here are some that I have made.





I think that there is always a mixes reaction to dolls like this. People either love them or they think dolls are creepy. And that's okay. There's something for everyone. :)

I wanted to say a big thank you all for your comments about my bookshelf wall, we are super happy with it too. We haven't built a ton of things like that before, so if we can do it, you can too. :)

And thank you for the Stylist.com from the Huntington Post mentioning my little blog this weekend.It was a nice surprise.

Jen

9 comments:

  1. I enjoy your blog - came here for DIY but found another thing that's interesting to me.

    I'm an artist who makes dolls, too. Specifically focused on Izannah Walker dolls - designed a pattern, led a class, etc.

    It really is hard to explain to people what I do in making antique inspired dolls. When I talk about my work with people outside of the doll arts world I usually say, "I make folk art inspired by antiques." Sounds so much better than "I make dolls." Kind of sad, but true.

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  2. I am excited to have gone to goggle reader this morning and there you were with our supplies for the Santos Doll! I haven't gotten to that viedo yet but so glad to go ahead and get that. Can't wait. Di@cottage-wishes

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  3. What neat little dolls you've created. Love their sweet expressions. Very interesting and unique too.

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  4. I'm looking forward to next week and I can't wait to do some santos...I think they are unique and interesting and the ones you have created are so expressive. Thanks for making the kits available!!

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  5. I love Santos dolls and really like the one looking up to heaven!

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  6. I can't wait to make these! Thanks so much for agreeing to show us how. See you next week in Jeanne's Creatively Made class.

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  7. As I was looking at this blog and the photos of the dolls, I was admiring your workmanship and creativity. In that respect, they are awesome. I had to chuckle, tho, when you wrote some people either love them or think they are creepy. I guess I'm one who thinks they are creepy. I also think having one of those hands that you can put rings on, or whatever, sitting around is also creepy. You do do beautiful work tho.

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  8. Hi Jennifer, I'm so excited for you about your class! I wrote about it on our site and linked to you. I hope it's a huge success!

    Jennifer

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  9. Is the "she emerged with new hope" santos doll for sale? It is so beautiful and inspiring.

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