Showing posts with label Hitty 8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hitty 8. Show all posts

Friday, 19 August 2016

Finishing Hitty 8 and 9

So the two new Hitty girls are finished - well almost.


Rather chunky girls, but the stand and balance well.


Side profiles



Hitty 9 and Hitty 8 side by side


Hitty 8


Hitty 9


Drying after their first coat of sealer - they were then sanded and coated again.


In all their 'glory'





Dressed - in 'Rose' dresses.


Hitty 9 is for a friend I am doing a swap with so I am making her a little wardrobe to go with her.

This is her second dress with long sleeves for the cooler weather.

Still to make:

Necklace
Christmas Dress
Shawl.
Spring Dress.

Her pantaloons are made, she is wearing those.



Hitty Ethel checks the dress for size, making sure it fits properlyl.




Also finished today are my items for the Hitty Girls Anniversary Challenge 'Undergarments' swap...but I can't show you those yet...but this is what I made them from:


A pretty vintage cotton handkerchief with delicate lace edging.


Tuesday, 9 August 2016

Carving Hitty 8 and 9

I first posted about Hitty 8 here.  I put her away for a while to 'think' about.

I started Hitty 9 a few days ago and have been working on her a little at a time to save my arm and hand from getting too much pain.  This is working out much better for me, although it does take longer.  But I am enjoying this process to see a little more emerge each time.


Hitty 9 blanks.


Starting work


A profile forming.



Limbs...



Hitty 9 and Hitty 8 side by side





I have done a little more work on Hitty 8 as well - trying to round out her face a little more and adding her features.


They are getting there.  More work was done on Hitty 9's limbs today.


They are starting to show their characters.

Sunday, 5 June 2016

Carving Hitty 8

I've been working on Hitty 8 today...  she was partly done, and I have been trying to smooth her out and thin her down a bit - I think I may have over slimmed her hips!





I quite like her profile.

Over an hour later, my arm still doesn't feel 'right' so think I may have over done it a bit!