Three of the mixed media Victorian collage and paper-clay shelf sitter art dolls I made recently were a trio of adorable little Victorian girls that I named LuLu, LeAnn, and Lidia.
LuLu - 2" x 3 1/2" x 9 1/4" Handmade Mixed Media Victorian Collage Art Doll
LuLu, LeAnn, and Lidia are the cutest, most adorable trio of Victorian little girls. They love to laugh and love having fun. There is never a dull moment when they are around. In fact, they are so mischievous you really have to be on your toes when you're around them.
LuLu is a 2" x 3 1/2" x 9 1/4" mixed media Victorian wood doll with a paper face, sponge painted wood body, paper collage and embellished outfit. Her sides and back are sponge painted and her outfit is an embellished paper collage adorned with white trim around her neck. Her paper collage dress has a two layer center band adorned with black and green raised dots. Her collage dress has a two layer waistband with green raised dots. Her dress skirt is five layers with green raised dots. Her hands are paper gloved. A beautiful light green fringed lace shawl is wrapped around her shoulders and adorned with a white silk floral. Her light brown thick dyed alpaca yarn hair from Rock Garden Alpacas Fiber is wrapped in a bun and adorned with beautiful green and brown bead decorative lace braid. Green and white ribbon is wrapped around her sponge painted wooden base. A colorful 4 silk floral bouquet adds charm to both the front and back of her base.
LeAnn - 2" x 3 1/2" x 9 1/4" Handmade Mixed Media Victorian Collage Art Doll
LeAnn, LuLu, and Lidia are the cutest, most adorable trio of Victorian little girls. They love to laugh and love having fun. There is never a dull moment when they are around. In fact, they are so mischievous you really have to be on your toes when you're around them.
LeAnn is a 2" x 3 1/2" x 9 1/4" mixed media Victorian wood doll with a paper face, sponge painted wood body, paper collage and embellished outfit. Her sides and back are sponge painted and her black and white outfit is an embellished paper collage adorned with white trim around her neck. Her paper collage dress has a center band adorned with lace trim and light teal blue silk ribbon floral. Her collage dress has lace trim around the waist. Her dress skirt is four layers. Her hands are paper gloved. A beautiful light green fringed lace shawl is wrapped around her shoulders and adorned with a light teal blue silk ribbon floral. Her white thick dyed alpaca yarn hair from Rock Garden Alpacas Fiber beautifully frames her face and is adorned with a black feather.Black and white ribbon is wrapped around her sponge painted wooden base. A colorful 4 silk floral bouquet adds charm to both the front and back of her base.
Lidia - 2" x 3 1/2" x 9 1/4" Handmade Mixed Media Victorian Collage Art Doll
Lidia, LeAnn, and LuLu are the cutest, most adorable trio of Victorian little girls. They love to laugh and love having fun. There is never a dull moment when they are around. In fact, they are so mischievous you really have to be on your toes when you're around them.
Lidia is a 2" x 3 1/2" x 9 1/4" mixed media Victorian wood doll with a paper face, sponge painted wood body, paper collage and embellished outfit. Her sides and back are sponge painted and her outfit is an embellished paper collage adorned with white trim around her neck. Her paper collage dress has a two layer center band adorned with dark blue and light blue raised dots. Her collage dress has a two layer waistband with lace trim and light blue raised dots. Her dress skirt is four layers. A beautiful teal blue fringed lace shawl is wrapped around her shoulders and adorned with a light blue blue silk ribbon floral. Her white thick dyed alpaca yarn hair from Rock Garden Alpacas Fiber beautifully frames her face and is adorned with blue, pink, and white feathers. Teal blue and white ribbon is wrapped around her sponge painted wooden base. A colorful 4 silk floral bouquet adds charm to both the front and back of her base.
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