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The motif on this vintage wedding kimono is beautiful; cranes with sakura and gold waves on the bottom.
The white plum blossom kanzashi goes very well because cranes are winter motifs, and plum blossoms are late winter /early spring motifs.
Interestingly, Ruan (Souldoll Kid, old body) can fit Thisle's leggings. ^^! Yay for versatility?
Ruan looks nice with red hair too...hmmm, I like changing their hair so much.
A little treat I´ve crafted to my friend Nath Yamauti , based on her flickr picture: www.flickr.com/photos/ny2/3672590543/
purple version of my fairy necklace... all artwork is handdrawn by me & then cast in resin with glitter!
These lovelies are the second group of three I've taken in kimono....furisode to be exact, since they have long sleeves.
Juniper, Robin, and Briar.
Juniper in purple, Robin in ecru, and Briar in burnt orange-red.
Butterfly and nanohana for march kanzashi. The pink kanzashi is an original design.
Nanohana takes inspiration from maiko kanzashi calendar.
Harri is pleased to have a friend...and a new kimono.
Handmade kimono and obi...oh, and the kanzashi accessories. The shoes I bought.
Here is the nagajyuban, worn under the kimono. It's sized to fit inside the sleeves and close to the body.
My daughter and I have been reading a wonderful story called Berry Magic written by Teri Sloat and Betty Huffmon. In this delightful tale a little girl makes magic dolls which create the berries well loved in Alaska. She adorns the dolls with pelatuuks (pronounced BLAH-dooks), little cloths wrapped around their heads. The berries they make are the color of their pelatuuks.
This hood reminds me of the rosy pelatuuk on the doll that brings the raspberries. Except it’s a bit more versatile, since it as both a Hat and Scarf! If you get too warm, it flips down like a Hood.
You can even tie the scarflette behind your dance the festival away without worrying about your hat! You could even tie the tails to make a Satchel, for carrying home your treasures!
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Color: Rosy Pink Red, almond and grey variegate to make this hood! The colors look the most accurate in the close up photo. I take all pictures in natural light, but colors do differ on different monitors.
Size: Small Adult 12” from the top of the hat down the side to where it touches the shoulder, Scarflette measures 31” from the corner of the hood to the tip.
Texture: Super soft, medium length hair, fuzzy, light summer weight
Material: Wool Selvage
This eco-friendly hood is handmade with 100% Upcycled Wool. It’s our own unique original design. Good to the environment, good to your head, and brimming with sustainable style!
Read my profile for how to find this hood and others like it in my Etsy Shop!
I made my kanzashi for 1/6th size kanzashi dolls.
I batch-dyed the silk for this lovely color, with some natural variation. The bigger wisteria is hand-dyed with a brush, so each petal has subtle variation.
The bigger wisteria was designed with 1/4th doll size in mind.
Fairyland PukiFee and Lati White SP. They look cute together~
Holding a little handmade crane.
The crane is made of silk. ♥
The kimono is brilliant vermilion, dark green, and all hand painted by a traditional kimono artist. The mini kimono is made with rou silk.
The leaf kanzashi (hairpin) is hand dyed silk.
I made the kimono from the vintage kimono silk into doll kimono. ^o^
Showing how you wear the crown. It can be slightly more sturdy by having a katsuyama hairstyle.
The silk wisteria hairpin is handmade by me. So is the mauve kimono, both obi. But the green kimono I picked the silk and a friend made me a while ago!
I made this lovely doll kimono from vintage kimono fabric. Lovely patterns and pastel colors.
Modeled on hybrid doll, body is Dream Valley.
Willow is holding a custom 11 cm paper lantern which reads "Hyakiyako" (百鬼夜行)
This kimono is deceptively simple on the top and sleeves, but from behind you can see this kimono is exquisitely painted. We were happy to buy it and put it together to be worn for years by various 1/3 dolls...
Anyway, who do you think wore it best?
Leaves are red momiji~ lovely again.
I made this lovely doll kimono from vintage kimono fabric. Lovely patterns and pastel colors.
Modeled on hybrid doll, body is Dream Valley. Head is Iplehouse Sleeping Amy.
Purettua villalankaa
kultalankaa
silkkipaperia (kenkälaatikosta)
tukikangasta
rihmaa
Idea on sama kuin ikivanhoissa punalankatontuissa: ristikkäiset lankavyyhdit. Tässä vaan ei ole solmittu vartalonipun alapäätä jaloiksi, vaan purettu lankaa helmojen leventämiseksi. Tonttulakin sijaan on virkattu kultalangasta sädekehä, ja ommeltu selkään siivet, joiden materiaali on kovitekankaalla tuettu silkkipaperi. Nykyään taitaisin käyttää nenäliinakangasta ja tärkkiä tahi liimavettä.
Vaikea sanoa miten "vintagea" tämä enkeli nyt sitten on. Itse askartelu on tehty noin 25 vuotta sitten. Samaa ideaa on käytetty varman ne pari sataa vuotta, kun Suomessa on joulukuusia nähty.
This is a fudangi kimono or nagajyuban for Doll Chateau. I made this one so I could experiment with the best pattern for tall, slim 1/4 dolls like Doll Chateau.
She looks like little spring child~ a 17cm doll in fantasy grey and strawberry hair. Her name is Rin.
I made the flowers in Rin's hair... the little flowers are about 1cm each, handdyed silk. The art is called "tsumami zaiku" and it is from folding tiny squares like origami. It's a Japanese technique, also called "kanzashi" in English.
B: May be you two stop talking too!
Poor Kitkat and Polie try to make Birthday calm down but Birthday is so upset.
These are actually more than a hundred squares folded one at a time to make petals, and then arranged into wisteria shapes. 💜
Made for 1/4th size dolls.
1. Little Zoo, 2. Little Zoo, 3. Little Zoo, 4. Little Zoo
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
It's been a couple of months since I have made any baby booties specifically for my etsy shop. The last booties I have been working on have all been custom orders. I really wanted to use this fabric, so I made this pair today. I had two pairs I needed to finish for a friend of mine, so when I finished those, I went ahead and worked on these. I'm hoping to find at least a couple hours during the week to make at least one new pair a week. It's hard finding time with a toddler though. When she's napping I always have so many other things to do, but this is something I do enjoy, even if I don't get around to it as often as I like to.