Assemblage art dolls
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Jeanette Crooks on Instagram: "Almost ready for Oddmall @csoddmall coming this weekend! April 20th & 21st. Evergreen State Fairgrounds, Monroe. Come and see my new Crooksy Creations fresh from the studio! I’ve created over 100 pieces for this show and still going! You can also find my work at Grand Leader Mercantile in Everett @grandleadermercantile and Red Sky Gallery @redskygallery1 in Lake Forest Park. #assemblageart #assemblageartist #assemblagesculpture #assemblage #foundobjects…
Wonderfully unique and whimsical ~ Charming Assemblage Art DOLL crafted from collectible Antique and Vintage findings ~ Meet ‘Burley’ ...a one of a kind Art Doll - 9-1/2 inches tall and very unique! Crafted from a colorful vintage Tobacco tin, his head was taken from a broken antique German China head doll with blue eyes, antique doll arms, for a hat - a vintage drapery cup embellished with wooden game pieces and an antique metal chicken topper. Burley has Antque doll legs with red celluloid…
It was so lovely gathering together at the house for Robin's class last weekend. I had forgotten how much I love hosting intimate parties here. It reminded me of how I began and it is always good to revisit the...
Aug 20, 2021 - This Pin was created by Erdie Valenzuela Art on Pinterest. wire beaded doll sculpture wall decor
Speaking of dolls, check out the amazing art dolls by Gerda Shaarman-Rijsdijk (GSR for short). This one, called Rooms of Mysterie has been making the rounds on Pinterest without a link to more info…
About this item Glazed dolls inspired by vintage figurines Use for altered art, jewelry, or to display in the Tim Holtz Configuration Shadow Boxes (sold separately) Pack of 3 dolls Dolls measure 1.75 inches tall By Tim Holtz idea-ology
This was the last of my mixed media frenzy while cleaning out the studio. These teacup junk jar dolls are made of old bottles filled with little bits of joy like cracker jack prizes, small toys, marbles, buttons, beads, snippets of cloth, jewelry parts and ETC! Then they are colored with alcohol inks and you can pretty much tell the rest. Old doll heads (from dolls worn out with love), vintage silver spoons for arms and lots of other fun accoutrements.
