Tuesday, August 18, 2009

MY LATEST, STILL UNNAMED, GIRL

Here she is! I am surprised there is no blood on her. I will NEVER do organza again. Way too much work and it takes far too many band-aids.
I painted the body white and then used very fine white glitter. It kind of shines like the fabric. For the jewels, this time I used a vintage rhinestone button that was from my grandmother's button collection (now mine.)
As pretty as I thought the white would be, it didn't come out quite like I was visualizing. It does look prettier in person, but the organza has a mind of its own and does just what it pleases. Also, this one turned out almost as big as the first light pink one, even though I cut the chicken wire the same size as the hot pink one. It's the organza. I used 175 yards and have 3- 25 yard spools left if anyone wants them.
My next project is to make a smaller one.

9 comments:

Winchester Manor said...

How gorgeous! Now that's the true meaning of putting blood sweat and tears into your work!

Fantastic work Tamerie and I hope your wounds heal soon!

Hugs!

beachvintage.com said...

Wow, like a big soft cloud. Wonderful, I could get lost in there.

Mammabellarte Rita Reade said...

Did you name her yet? What about Bianca Neve=Snow White. Ciao

debra@dustjacket said...

Oh I think she is just wonderful ... I'm so pleased you didn't end up too injured you poor thing. The fab button sets it off beautifuly.
xxx

Julie@beingRUBY said...

Hi Tamerie
I like Rita's suggestion 'Bianca Neve'

I have to say you amaze me with your dedication. I just would not persevere!! Great work. xx Julie

Bryanna Lenan said...

This is my favorite one thus far... are you going to sell them? What are you doing with them? Love, love, love... for sure this one is my favorite... just so elegant!! I love the name Bianca Neve for this one by Rita... so awesome. I am SO bringing you a big box of bandaids to Kim's event in Sept!! XO Bryanna

Julie Marie said...

Oooh Tamerie, she is beautiful! And the precious rhinestone button that belonged to your grandmother makes her even more beautiful...

Laurel said...

OH my Gosh- this is lovely. What a ton of work. I love the fact that you have a bit of your grandma in it as well. I love using bits of my grandma's old jewelry to make little tresure boxes. Great work sweet Lady.
love-xxoo

NicNacManiac said...

WOW...so talented...love the organza! She really is a vision! the jeweled button with history makes her that much more precious!!
xOxO, Nerina