Caldwell College book signing
Re-visiting a few old friends: My papier mache dollies! We all know how much I love vintage dollies such as carnival cupies, kewpies and charlottes. A few years ago I started playing around with various papier mache clay recipes until I found the one I liked, then used that mixture to fill in old tin molds and ones which I made to make some papier mache creations. These dollies are the result!
Meet Sundae Sprinkleton!
Meet Sweetie Candypops!
Meet Polly Moonlight!
Meet the Cupie of Love seen pictured with Polly Moonlight
Meet Ginger of Ginger's Cake Party Box!
Meet Misty Candyreef!
Meet Sugar Lemonwood!
Sugar Lemonwood is the carnival cupie who stars along Candy in Circus Time Parade!Hope you enjoyed my papier mache cupies!
Magic and Joy,
Lisa!
P.S. If you want to learn how to create your own papier mache dolls using vintage molds, made to look like vintage chalkware, and storybook enchanted, join us at Mid Spring Nights Dream in Historic Lafayette, NJ April 7-9, 2011 where Designer/Teacher Teena Flanner will be teaching a workshop on how to create your own papier mache creations! Visit: The Piddlestixs Website to sign up for Teena's class and the other classes being offered at this fabulous 3 day event!
1 comment:
i think these dolls are just so adorable!love the colors you use.very inspiring Lisa.
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