Recreating The Tea Party - Alice in Wonderland

Day 1 of my Alice in Wonderland Tea Party project. 

I sculpted the characters with bits of wood, beads, a vintage button, pipe cleaners & hot glue then painted them all white. 

Wild and crazy redhead

She's my fave!

I think she's my favorite doll yet! The dress may be one color but there are so many  details embroidered into the felt to create dimension and texture to the dress. The neutral palette in her garment is very becoming with her skin and hair tones. Her gold collar adds the perfect amount of sparkle!

Wee Bitty's by Bex

Wee Bitty's

These special ornaments are not just for Christmas. They have wonderful personalties that can be displayed all year long. 

I have to start by saying a lot of thought goes into each of my Wee Bitty's. Each doll ornament has it's own unique personality. I take pride in creating some of the most whimsical details. This way each ornament has that extra special quality. I've chosen not to mass produce each design so they continue to be one of a kind. 

When creating these characters I begin with an unfinished wooden peg doll and build the character out from there. The additional materials used are hot glue, acrylic paint, Mod Podge and Polycrylic protective finish. It takes about 8 hours to finish one piece. Once finished they are signed, dated and numbered on the bottom. 

My Wee Bitty's make wonderful gifts!

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