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“Tut, tut, child!” said the Duchess. “Everything’s got a moral, if only you can find it.” — Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Chapter 9
Alice and the Mad Hatter are preparing to celebrate an Unbirthday today it seems!
Now, one of the fun things about their clothing is that it is mix and match. Personally, I would pair Alice’s skirt with her top from Wednesday. Yesterday’s green bowler hat would go great with the Mad Hatter’s green suit today.
Frankly, I hadn’t really thought much about outfits when I was drawing this set, so I had to try to make things cohesive with the colors. I’m not sure that worked great, but I’m still learning how to make this new format work.
I really need to learn to think less in “pieces” and more in “outfits.”
Oh well, live and learn!
Alice & The Mad Hatter Paper Dolls
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I’m not sure what next week will bring. I may need a hiatus for a few weeks as I move and deal with some other stuff. I haven’t decided yet, but I will let y’all know as soon as I do.
As always, I’d love to hear that people think of the theme this week!
I like these very modern Alice and Mad Hatter interpretations. There was a kid’s show on Disney in the 90s (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adventures_in_Wonderland) and this reminds me of that show.
The colors this week are great again. I think these all work together because of the colors. It’s tough to make mix & match sets!
Aww thank you. It’s been fun. Mix and Match is hard! Especially spread across the week. I sometimes think of mixing it up and just doing whatever I feel like, but then I think the themes keep me grounded a little.
Will these new dolls and the old dolls be able to exchange outfits?
The Sprites can exchange clothing with all the other Sprites, as long as all are printed without any sort of “fit to page” setting on the printer. As always, I recommend printing from the PDF