Dollieh Sanctuary

I have a doll coming in and he's going to be a little fawn. Instead of buying the antlers, I wanted to try my hand at making them myself, so I did a trial run last week.

I managed to get some LaDoll air dry clay. I was a bit apprehensive since I had only worked with polymer clay before (years and years and years ago), so I didn't know quite what to expect for this type of clay. It wasn't too bad, although it feels a lot more fragile after drying than polymer clay.

I used my own eye shadow to "paint" it, and then I used clear nail polish to gloss at the end xD Next time I'll have to get some proper tools (and magnets too, I didn't have any magnets this time so I glued the antlers to a piece of ribbon).

Do they look OK?



Pine doing the modelling for me <3





For the mess I was expecting since it was my first attempt, I'm really just grateful that a) they actually resemble antlers and b) they stay on his head xD

I think they look really good. With the right hair, you could hide the ribbon, and wouldn't even need magnets.

These are so cute.

She's a deer-faun. I'm working on a 1/6th scale goat-faun. Isn't it interesting how the same think can go two completely different ways?

Shyla wrote:I think they look really good. With the right hair, you could hide the ribbon, and wouldn't even need magnets.

Thank you!

Faydreams wrote:These are so cute.

She's a deer-faun. I'm working on a 1/6th scale goat-faun. Isn't it interesting how the same think can go two completely different ways?

Thanks! I like putting random animal-parts on the boy (Pine's a boy, haha, he's gender fluid). It seems to up the cute level a few notches ^O^