With Halloween out the way, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Have you started planning your meal, yet? My dolls are already planning their gatherings. I had a request to make a doll ham, like the one my dolls had last year. I finally got around to making them yesterday. I made one for the requestee and one for the Etsy store. The ham will come loose on a foil wrapped board. You can remove it and add it to your own platter if you like.
UPDATE: The ham that was in the Etsy store sold almost as quickly as I posted it. I didn't want you guys to think I never posted it. I may add another one in the next few days.
Fantastico trabajo, muy real!!
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Ascension - Thanks! I appreciate your comments.
DeleteYou can almost smell the juices!
ReplyDeleteMuff - Wonder when that smell-a-vision will show up?
DeleteHello from Spain: looks real ... what a great job! You are the best. keep in touch
ReplyDeleteMarta - Thanks! The dolls saidthey deserve good food, too.
DeleteThat looks so good. Did I tell you I've never been to Atlanta. You keep giving me reasons to show up for Vanessa's Doll Furniture class, Clothes making class, Food making class. Im sure there's more but these would be my main reasons to visit. LOL
ReplyDeleteMustiwait - With all those classes, sounds like you would be here a whole semester! LOL. Thanks.
Deleteso realistic!! no wonder is was sold so fast! really well made!
ReplyDeletejewel snake- Thanks!
DeleteWow! Great job Vanessa. It looks so real! I can't wait to order some food from you. Do you plan to do any commissions?
ReplyDeleteGeorgia Girl - Thanks! Commissioned food depends on what it is. So I would have to see your pending list. But not right now. LOL!
DeleteAs always, I'm astonishted by the real appearance of your ham, I understand why it sold out so fast!
ReplyDeleteRossetti - Thanks. I'm always happy when the turn out the way I want.
DeleteIt looks tasty :)
ReplyDeleteSergio - Smells pretty good, too. Just kidding. Thanks.
DeleteThat ham would go really well with my chicken and hens! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteMs. Leo - Thanks. You have chickens and hens! I guess I shouldn't be surprised. LOL.
DeleteThat ham looks so realistic - no wonder it sold fast. You'll probably have to make one for your own doll's feast too.
ReplyDeleteCarrickters - Thanks. That's how this whole ham thing started. I made one for my dolls last year. You can see the two different Thanksgiving dinners, one for the Taylor's, and one for Danielle, in this post.
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Yummy! Old Joe said he's going down to VA for some ham and grits ;-D
ReplyDeleteD7ana - Tell old Joe I have his plate waiting.
DeleteI say this from the bottom of my heart but you should be a damn MILLIONAIRE! Mattel got nothing on the accessories and furniture you make for your little dollies. I wish Mattel had stuff this great in America for little girls. American dolls accessories are not this extensive unless they are specialty doll accessories. Your doll food, accessories, clothes and furniture reminds me of the Japanese doll accessories. The Japanese toy makers put immense detail and creativity into their doll supplies. They not only capture the Japanese ancient and modern culture in the toys but they but they capture the realism of the popular Japanese culture among young girls. The Momoko dolls have great wardrobe. They are just so expensive. :(
ReplyDeleteKenyaDoll - WOW! Thanks so much for those amazing words. I am speechless. Comments like these continue to give me the energy and strength to continue doing what I do. Thanks again!
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