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This is a project that took me like 6 months to finish and I proud that its done now and I love it, I found this old chandelier and I decided to painted AQUA and hang it in the livingroom + studio =) I really like it!
For Kaela's 9th birthday party, she had a "makeover party." We abandoned the traditional party this year, and decided to have her invite a select number of girls over to the house. Various mothers agreed to set up different "beauty stations" where the girls could have their hair, makeup, and nails done. It was a real hit (and it saved us a lot of money!!).
Here, Kaela is getting her hair made up at the hair station.
These were the dolls featured in the "A Lotta L.O.L.s" haul video. While they didn't require a ton of work compared to other secondhand finds, I hope you enjoy anyways.
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A new wig for Tiffany Taylor! It's a bit too much Shirley Temple but it is stylable. Before I glue it on I'm going to try bleaching some of the orange out of her skin. These doll companies must have used the cheapest plastics and vinyls they could find!
Vintage plastic or vinyl 18" fashion dolls, Tiffany Taylor, Ideal, 1975. This doll did have a rotating scalp with white-blonde hair on one side and black hair with bangs on the other. Groovy embroidered bell bottoms with fringed hem made by me. Tank top is cut from 99¢ store knit cap. In my collection. Feb. 2011.
I took a "beautiful to me" vintage pine cabinet, and gave it a upscale makeover - here's the after.
- It was given a coat of black paint
- Then a coat of antique white
- Sanded to reveal some black paint
- Rubbed with antique glaze for the "feel" I was after
Oregon’s Extreme Mustang Makeover was held in Albany, Oregon, June 29-July 1, 2012.
Photo by Tara Martinak, Burns District, Bureau of Land Management