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Very nice dolls. Poorly written patterns. Especially ones with paperclay involved. Most patterns are all just a different size variation of the same thing.
Becky's patterns are unique and very original and look wonderful in the photos. But, they lack detailed instructions needed for complex designs. I am an advanced dollmaker and do not think a beginner could do them. I also find some of the body parts to be out of proportion. Some of the hands or feet are too large or small and I have to redesign them to make the patterns work.
Becky was my reason for being a doll artist. I had made "prims" and other rag types...but they never "touched me"..they seemed unreal...her patterns spoke to me. They are not an easy pattern for a beginner due to the tiny fingers tend to discourage you...but with practice and tutorials on finger turning...a beginner then can try. The wonderful dolls will be the reason to create more!
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Very nice dolls. Poorly written patterns. Especially ones with paperclay involved. Most patterns are all just a different size variation of the same thing.
just received my pattern for beckys pretty "willow wisp". would really appreciate any feedback on making this doll as im new to doll making.. thanks
I have been sewing for many years but I find these patterns difficult to follow and the head always seems to be too small for the body.
Becky's patterns are unique and very original and look wonderful in the photos. But, they lack detailed instructions needed for complex designs. I am an advanced dollmaker and do not think a beginner could do them. I also find some of the body parts to be out of proportion. Some of the hands or feet are too large or small and I have to redesign them to make the patterns work.
Becky was my reason for being a doll artist. I had made "prims" and other rag types...but they never "touched me"..they seemed unreal...her patterns spoke to me. They are not an easy pattern for a beginner due to the tiny fingers tend to discourage you...but with practice and tutorials on finger turning...a beginner then can try. The wonderful dolls will be the reason to create more!
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