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I am crazy busy getting ready for classes. I have nothing intelligent to say about this paper doll. Enjoy her. Play with her. Cut her out. Get her married. Take her home to meet your Mother… (Okay, maybe not the meeting your Mother thing, cause that could be kinda creepy)
Anyway, the point is to enjoy her.
On a quasi related note, I really do like how her hair came out. I am less sure about her dresses, but I think the hair makes up for it. I’ve been wanting to do a darker skinned Asian doll for a while. Her coloring is based on a lovely visiting Chinese student who was in my courses with me last year. We did a project together during which we both brought food to group meetings. I brought oatmeal chocolate chip cookies and she brought the most wonderful meat filled dumplings. As I recall, she was somewhat suspicious of our insistence that we dip the cookies in milk. I guess it’s not something they do in China.
I like the patterns and that little cape-thing.
Well, I hope you showed her just what they’re missing in China… how can you NOT dip cookies in milk… it’s so inhuman!
She’s very pretty and the patterns on the dresses are great. You’re getting good at patterns =)
Hi im andrea,i love your paper dolls,but i think you should make an easter paper doll…
Hope you respond to this(:
I probably won’t be making an Easter paper doll, but I’m glad you liked Alexa. 🙂