This is incredibly creative and love everything about your LO, @easyeyes4you! Great, classic art doll in such a pretty outfit Thank you for joining the fun!

Love what you did with this! Gorgeous scene and then repeated with that smartly dressed paper doll. The bit of music at the bottom is a great touch.

Agata said:

This is incredibly creative and love everything about your LO, @easyeyes4you! Great, classic art doll in such a pretty outfit Thank you for joining the fun!

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I was so behind when I posted this I did not take time to make comments... so the sketched lady by Idgie was a Gibson Girl with a big, full bodice. I ended up erasing all of her clothing after fitting the new things over... I had to find a palette because the one she was holding was covered by her bosom and when I erased that, there was a hole left... I made layers under the sketch to add skin and hair colors... I made her a redhead because my Grandmother was a redhead. But your lovely clothing templates did not fit the hundred-year-old timeline, so I modernized her... I used some of the sketch lines to add dimension, particularly to the one sleeve. Once I found that gorgeous background, I knew what I had to do...

scrap-genie said:

Love what you did with this! Gorgeous scene and then repeated with that smartly dressed paper doll. The bit of music at the bottom is a great touch.

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Hi Jean, I was so behind when I posted this I did not take time to make comments... so the sketched lady by Idgie was a Gibson Girl with a big, full bodice. I ended up erasing all of her clothing after fitting the new things over... I had to find a palette because the one she was holding was covered by her bosom and when I erased that, there was a hole left... I made layers under the sketch to add skin and hair colors... I made her a redhead because my Grandmother was a redhead. But the lovely clothing templates did not fit the hundred-year-old timeline, so I modernized her... I used some of the sketch lines to add dimension, particularly to the one sleeve. Once I found that gorgeous background, I knew what I had to do... That final background paper , was pure accent and like you , I thought it was perfect, pulling the blue to the upper corner also...