I used light and dark Yak down for the skin areas, black tencel fiber for the hair and green chenille yarn for the dress and hair tie. I have since ironed the piece so you don’t see the “ripples” in the canvas base fabric.
~Christina
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Incredible!! How gorgeous you did amazing work!!
Thanks for sharing your work with us!!
Blondie
I thank you Blondie! ~Christina
absolutely brilliant
lee
Thank you kindly!~ blushing~ Christina
That is very cool! Are you going to frame it or will it be part of a garment?
JT
Thank you JT! I pressed it and framed it. ~ Christina
Wow, this looks so neat. Very good job!
Thank you very much! ~ Christina
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