Firstly, allow me to introduce you to Princess Maeve, a sweet Irish gal with Celtic roots. (Stay tuned for a blog post all about her later on! Link to be added.)
Recently, I have begun adding blush powder to my amigurumi dolls, and I personally think it makes a world of a difference!
What do you think, and what's your preference?
Do you like amigurumi dolls with or without blush?
I'd love to hear from you!
If you'd like to see how I use blush to my amigurumi dolls and toys, as well as tips that I have to share about the topic, please click here for the blog post!
Warm wishes,
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| With Blush! |
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| Without Blush |
What do you think, and what's your preference?
Do you like amigurumi dolls with or without blush?
I'd love to hear from you!
If you'd like to see how I use blush to my amigurumi dolls and toys, as well as tips that I have to share about the topic, please click here for the blog post!
Warm wishes,
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Please how do you do your eyes they are beautiful xxx
ReplyDeleteI think that is just a sticker..coz i have seen some crocheters using it..its just like a sticker paper
DeleteThank you so much! The eyes are hand-drawn with marker and colored pencil on white cloth. I sealed the color in, cut it out, and glued it onto the doll. For a detailed tutorial with the materials list, you can check out some of my doll patterns that feature these anime-style eyes, such as the Mori Girl and Elvira the Elf! ^_^
DeleteThank you so much i will have a look
DeleteYou are most welcome, Elza! Thank you for visiting <3
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