Wood painting
Working on kokeshi dolls – turned by my awesome Uncle. About to sand out the nose on the front one and try something a little less clunky. School’s back today so it’s back to sewing rabbits. Stay tuned.
Working on kokeshi dolls – turned by my awesome Uncle. About to sand out the nose on the front one and try something a little less clunky. School’s back today so it’s back to sewing rabbits. Stay tuned.
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Aren’t they beautiful!
That looks like so much fun!I am really looking forward to some creating on my own now that the term has started again.
love them!
They look FANTASTIC!!!(Sorry for yelling at you, but I’m all enthused about them.)
Oh Claire…I love these. Just absolutely beautiful.
Oh my gosh. I love kokeshi dolls soooo much. I’m so excited to see you (one of my favorite crafties) working on these!!! I really need to get my dad to turn out some dolls in his woodshop. Especially if this first baby is a girl. Thanks for this post!
oh, oh, OH!They are fabulous, I want them so!
These are absoloutly whimsically lovely. The wood looks great doesn’t it – the grain adds a great other dimension/texture under your lovely painting.
These are really cool. I particularly like the hands. Nice job.
I love them. I like the front one as it is, but as you’re super talented I know you’ll make it even more beautiful. x
I know I shouldn’t sound surprised as it is your trade, but my gosh your hand is steady! I love them too.
i love the hands on the one on the left. 🙂
Wow, this is certainly one of the most innovative Craft Ideas I’ve seen! How did you carve the wood?