But these little ones are just too cute not to share immediately though really, I don't think many folks come by which is why I re-evaluated my time here. But, I do realize that if nothing else it is like a diary to my descendants. So much for the thinking out loud.
On with the cuties!
I saw this link on Sue's blog some time ago and thought they were adorable. I love Sue's Wednesday Link Love. I love Sue, so she finds all sorts of things that speak to me (except for the dog ones -ha!)
I finally remembered one day at Michael's to get the wooden pieces. I had a few projects requiring paint recently so I decided while the paint box was out, to do these for Ophelia's 2nd birthday which isn't until October but I'm crazy busy in the fall and there is no time for crafting.
Here they are all separated. You can match the colors or sort the dolls from the containers.
I chose to do different hair colors, skin colors, eyes open and closed for more diversity than the one on Sue's blog.
Here are some close-ups!
I also did 1-8 dots on the lip of the holders as you look down on them for counting. I started to do it with the dots on the dresses and holder fronts but the dots are too cute to have just one, two etc.
They just need a spray coat of polyurethane and they'll be good for gifting. I'll find a little box for them to live in.
Aren't they sweet?
5 comments:
They are adorable...great job!
I was just thinking haven't seen a post from you in a while.
Yup cute, but... what are they and what do you do with them??
Wooden pegs and cups for color identification, counting, sorting and small motor skill development and just plain playing for a two year old. They are a little under 3 inches
I love them!!! And she will too. And how good it is that you are still blessed with a memory that will serve you in October to remind you that you have them and where they are!
These are really adorable. You did such a great job painting them and so cool that you put counting dots on the rim. So many way to play and learn with these dolls. Great job.
And on your thinking out loud. It doesn't matter whether anyone visits (which we do, btw), it is more about expressing yourself and leaving something of your creative self behind. I also think it's always good to keep your writing skills fine tuned.
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