I had a lot of different ideas about how to colors last week’s paper doll. I thought about a traditional princess scheme which would, of course, involve a great deal of pink. I also thought about something in pale blues and teals.
In the end though, I wanted to try to color these dresses as more of a “dark princess” look for the printable paper doll. Therefore I went with black and lavender, traditional mourning colors, so she’s a bit gothic. I accented the dresses with a set of white roses and a set of red roses. Most of my color schemes are a bit more diverse in their color selection. For this one, I stuck with a narrow selection of shades intended to keep things fairly simple.
I confess that coloring these gowns was quite fast thanks to the large swatches of one color.
Julie, of Paper Doll School, and I are hosting a paper doll round robin with a beautiful base doll Julie created. Read more about it and join us, if you like. The deadline is Saturday the 24th at 12pm EST. 🙂
Hope everyone has a lovely Monday!
This is spontaneous!
This was a surprise. Not the colors I was expecting and yet very stunning. Love everything!
this doesn’t have to do with the doll (amazing by the way) but i am really unclear on how attach floating tabs. could you help?
Floating tabs are attached using either glue or tape, depending on your preferences.
I have some instructions intended for hats and wigs here: https://paperthinpersonas.com///how-to-attach-wigs-and-hats/
Hope this helps. 🙂
I expected the dresses to be pastel-ly and sweet, but wow, this color scheme is a pleasant surprise!
That’ll teach me to assume! 😀
Oh and thank you so much for mentioning ColourLovers a few months ago!
I signed up back then, but never spend much time and kinf of forgot…
…and now I wasted two complete days there! I LOVE that page!
i was expecting more pink but nice color choises