Many many months later, I finally figured out how I wanted to do them and so I enlisted the help of my AMAZING graphic designer friend, Brooke, to help me accomplish my goal. (She is also the one who painted this super awesome portrait of Ava--she's talented!)
She was able to create the blank doll bodies, attach the heads and provide them to me in a jpg so that I could print them, sew clothes on and sew backs on them too. I love the results and can't wait to give these 3 little dolls to a very special someone (can't tell you who!...yet).
Best part is that the clothing/backs are made from fabric scraps (and Darren's clothes are made from a tshirt and pair of shorts we were giving to Goodwill...good way to go green & recycle if you ask me!)
Front:
Back:
Thanks again Brooke for the help! Now I want to make Ava a set of all of our family and make these for other people....although not all at once and not that soon. Bit tired from all my projects :) PS. Need to get better photos of these but it's been wet outside and the lighting was not quite right.
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Yay! They turned out great Megan! Thanks for the kudos but you perfected them with your crafty sewing skills. After all, it was your idea, so you deserve all the credit. I'd be happy to help again if you do decide to make more. They're very cute and fun!
Now, I am really curious- who is this special person??
They were for my niece Griffin since she lives in NYC...she also got a really cool book i drew about her family in Texas.
You and Brooke did an amazing job!! I might have to pay you two to make some for my nephew :)
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