Anna Sheva Dolls
My other work and porcelain dolls dress-making
014 years
by shevadolls
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Hello everyone,
Today I wanted to show you some of my other work. These are the pics of bisque porcelain dolls from my personal collection, I have hand made their beautiful vintage-inspired Victorian dresses, as well as the decorative vintage picture frame you see in these photos. I am a huge fan of antique and vintage dolls and toys and not only I create reborn dolls, but I do also have many other things in the works. It takes all my time and I am constantly doing smth: painting, creating, sewing, sculpting and I promise I will try to show you guys more of what I am up to!
The bigger doll in the pics is one of my favorite antique dolls, it is an Armand Marseille “My Dream Baby” doll circa 1920. She has the cutest little face!
Hope you like it!
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Reborn toddler art doll Kathy (Regina Swialkowski sculpt)
014 years
by shevadolls
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Little girl Kathy is one of my latest creations! Isn’t she just adorable?
Kathy is a big toddler doll, created from Regina Swialkowski sculpt Kathy.
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Baby of the month winner!
015 years
by shevadolls
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Hello everyone,
I am excited to announce that I won in “Baby of the Month” contest in Reborn Babies Artisan Guild!
It was my first time participating in BOTM contest and baby doll Ariella that was created by me won 1st place!
Thanks to everyone who voted for me!
XOXO
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My micro-rooting of a baby’s hair
015 years
My baby dolls’ heads have all been micro-rooted with the finest, softest and highest quality mohair! Micro-rooting is the most time-consuming process in creating the most beautiful reborn dolls and can take up to 60 hours or more to accomplish. A felting needle is used to insert one to two pieces of mohair at a time so that the hair looks as if it is actually growing out of the baby’s head. I only use the very best of premium Angora mohair, and use 42 gauge and 43g rooting needles.
Then I seal the hair inside the head with a strong waterproof glue so that the baby’s hair can be gently conditioned and styled. The hair is cut into a style that fits the doll face and personality!
Here is some examples of my micro-rooting!
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Russian folk tale art doll little Masha (Donna Rubert “Taylor” sculpt)
015 years
by shevadolls
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My new creation – little Mashenka from Russian folk tales. She was created from Donna Rubert new released “Taylor” sculpt.
I handmade Russian dress for her and all the accessories. Being that I am Russian myself, I love creating little Russian girls and costumes for them. Masha is a toddler doll, 31″ long with straight legs, able to stand on her own, as there is an armature inside her body, that helps her stand. She has gorgeous long real human hair, german glass eyes ( grey/green color), micro-rooted eyelashes and eyebrows
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