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Saturday, September 29, 2012

Dressing a Mannequin

If you follow my blog you remember Vanessa, an Edwardian doll in her age, whose feet I tried to fix. She is still undressed and her shoes are in the process. The reason why it takes so slow is that I tried to find fabric for her dress that will fit the atmosphere of the roombox. I think I found what I've been looking for and probably this weekend I will work on dressing Vanessa.

Last weeks I practiced on dressing a mannequin in 1/12th scale. The mannequin you see is dressed with white dress made from silk. It can be an evening dress or a wedding dress if to add veil to it. I don't have a place for it. I am just practicing on dressing mannequins before to put my hands on Vanessa.




I made roses and bows from ribbon silk

I also added some embroidery on the skirt (white embroidery), it is hard to see on the picture, but it is there above the bows ...

and on the sleeves


Have a great weekend,

Natalia



27 comments:

  1. I just love that dress, the detail is fantastic,

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  2. Wow!!!! un magnífico vestido,muy elegante!!
    Besos.

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  3. Hello
    Oh, how adorable. It is fine with so many find details. I am very impressed. So beautiful work.

    Hugs
    Wyrna

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  4. Wat een prachtige jurk.... Mijn complimenten.

    Groeten Xandra

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  5. un vestido muy fino, y elegante , seguro que Vanesa estara encantada con el vestido que le hagas

    besitos

    Mari

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  6. Вау! Шикарное платье! Просто супер!

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  7. Hello Natalia from your newest subscriber!
    What a fabulous blog you have, full of wonderful mini's & beautiful needlework!
    Wishing you a wonderful weekend! x

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  8. What a beautiful gown Natalia. Can't wait to see Vanessa in her full glory! Judith x

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  9. Wow, when the practising looks already that good Vanessa'a gown must become spectacular...

    Greetings
    Birgit

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  10. Fabulous!! Fine and elegant.
    Kiss Faby

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  11. Wow your dress is amazing. I love the beautiful details on your dress. Fantastic job.
    Hugs Maria

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  12. wow Natalia it is really beautiful, it is so great to meet you and your blog! I will be following you, now I will be looking thru your old posts, I am sure there are great things :) Take care. Ebru

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  13. Hi Natalia! This dress is gorgeous, awesome and guess what......I DID see the embroidery just above the bows. It is so delicate. Now I am very curious to see the "real" dress for your doll. That promises a lot, because you were "just practising" on the mannquin ;)!!
    Hugs, Ilona

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  14. ¿Natalia dices que esto es una prueba?, te ha quedado insuperable, estoy ansiosa de ver el definitivo para Vanessa, feliz fin de semana:)

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  15. You've done a lovely job on this mannequin gown!

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  16. Thank you everyone for your lovely comments! I think I will dress another mannequin this weekend, :)))
    Have a great Sunday, Natalia

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  17. WOW!! 0_o

    That dress is amazing!
    A real beauty (**)

    But then again.. Your works are always lovely - and its always a delight to visit your blog to see your lovely creations.

    MiniHugs, Irina

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  18. Hi Natalia, your dress is soooo beautiful !!
    I love all the wonderfull details, you did a great job :)

    Hugs Mieke xxx

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  19. What a gorgious dress!! and this is just for practice? Looking forward to the other one you gonna make.
    Hugs
    Maria

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  20. I can't believe this is just a practice dress! Those embroideries just made what is already a great dress superfagilisitic!

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  21. Impresionante vestido !!! elegante y muy delicado. Mariajo

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  22. la alfombra donde resposa bajo el vestido de novia es una preciosidad. Tambien bordo alfombras para casas de muñecas, si quieres verlas, te invito a visitar mi blog.

    Tienes unos trabajos a punto de cruz verdaderamente increíbles.

    saludos
    Jorge

    http://miniaturasavalon.blogspot.com.es/

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