Animal skulls, sticks, paper mache.
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Gone ballistic for ART DOLLS!
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4 comments:
OMG what an ingenious way to use animal skulls. Scouts would use turkey neck bones as woggles and that's about the only use I have seen for animal bones. Yours are so great.
All I know to say is Wowwwwwwww! How Awesome! Hope your day is a great one!
Hugs...
Bobbi
These are just plain inspired - especially the little black tie adornments. Gotta love them!!
You are so clever Gail...Love these little guys. You should really be an assemblage artist above all else. I'm still in Dallas, but had to take a break and show my daughter your dolls. She was very impressed.
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