Finally...Magaly told people on her blog yesterday that she is getting married soon, so I can show you the special gift I have been making for her :D
Anyone who knows Magaly is fully aware of her love of red and black and all things creepy. She is also an amazing writer and friend.
When I first looked through a new doll making book by Jane Horrox I'd bought I knew the first doll I made would be for Magaly.
I took the Tim Holtz fabrics I had bought in the winter(because I NEEDED it) and the Morwenna Doll design from the book and The Bloody Bride was born.
The sleeves of her dress are TH's Dictionary print fabric...
she has daisy patterned fishnet tights...
her gloves are the same netting with the addition of soft leather wrist straps and daisy buttons.
The dress itself is made from TH's Subway fabric.
Her face is painted fabric...
and her hair wild and sparkly...
and she has a red organza veil :D
Of course, no bridal outfit is complete without her own chatelaine. Instead of keys I have given her a bumble bee(me), a red hot chilli pepper(Magaly), and a skull(our bond is so much more than skin deep).
She is now parcelled up and in the hands of the Royal mail service...winging her way to my dear friend. I would have loved to be at her wedding (I is her surrogate Mom), but I will be there in spirit.
Enjoy :D XXX
What an amazing doll! I love all the little details! Such a lovely gift, and so perfect from one who knows her so well!
ReplyDeleteYou made my good eye , well-up! The most precious gift I have seen!!! ( Spoiled Witch).
ReplyDeleteTruly masterful creation Duchess! I'm off off to hug my Epiphany one! Huge Hugs! xoxoDebi
Debi, you have the power of making me laugh!
DeleteGIna - if ever I have seen "Love" in the form of a Doll - THIS is an exquisite example.
ReplyDelete*I is thinking I haven't made you a gift yet*
DeleteMy heart is jumping out of my chest and screaming with delight to the sky. Oh my goodness, Gina. She is amazing. And no, I'm not crying. I just got something in my eyes, both of them, maybe tears... okay, so I'm wailing with bloody happiness!!!!!!!!
ReplyDelete*has big cheesy grin* :D
DeleteOkay, seriously now, what does " her own chatelaine " mean? Stumped Canadian?
ReplyDeletelol Debi :D. When a girl married(in the old old days gone by) and became head of her house, she was given the keys. She hung them around her waist so as to not lose them.
DeleteThank you! I will stow that gem away ! Tickled, I love learning brilliant things! xo
DeleteWowowowowow! She is splendiferous! I love her chatelaine! (I learned summat there!)
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this ?! Just FANTASTIC.
ReplyDeleteLove this doll! Love her. Love the tights and fingerless mittens. Love the turned fingers (You're crazy, you know? Who does turned fingers without the freakin' turning tools? You do!) I love the detail on the corset and the chatelaine. Really, really wonderful creature. Magaly is a lucky girl!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Rhissanna. I know you make stunning dolls, so your opinion is greatly appreciated. (Yeah I'm nuts...if there's a puddle to jump in I put on both wellies and jump :D)
DeleteShe's absolutely wonderful, Gina. So very original. I'm sure she will be treasured! You have a great imagination. hugs, Donna
ReplyDeleteGina, I don't know what to say? I am squealing for Magaly ;o) I'm doing my happy dance and I'm crying happy tears ;o) Your doll is so special!!! I love her :o)
ReplyDeleteBig Hugs ;o)
Wow! Such a beautiful doll! Lucky Magaly! :)
ReplyDeleteOh Gina that is amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh how nice. All this is missing now is a gothic groom.
ReplyDeletelol...I was hoping she would win Rhissanna's Oliver doll :D
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