Almost a year ago, my grand daughter handed me a print out of a red
haired warrior standing with nocked arrow in her long bow. Though she
wore no plaid, my first impression was of a female Brave Heart. “This
is Flynn Hollysharp, my Dungeons and Dragons persona” grand daughter
informed me. I’ve heard of D & D but have no idea how it’s played.
She tried to explain it to me but within a minute, I stopped her. It
was far too complicated for ME! But I did offer to make a doll of her
“persona” because I thought her beautiful. Grand daughter was thrilled
and began immediately to gather leather and fabrics she felt would be
appropriate for Flynn.
I got Flynn sculpted and mounted and ordered her flaming red hair from The Doll Artists Workshop (www.minidoll.com and creativedoll.blogspot.com). By the time we could create the patterns for Flynn’s clothing, the hair had arrived. We had managed one piece of clothing made then we both got side tracked by other obligations. But I have a window of time now and it’s time I got back to Flynn’s wardrobe.
I got Flynn sculpted and mounted and ordered her flaming red hair from The Doll Artists Workshop (www.minidoll.com and creativedoll.blogspot.com). By the time we could create the patterns for Flynn’s clothing, the hair had arrived. We had managed one piece of clothing made then we both got side tracked by other obligations. But I have a window of time now and it’s time I got back to Flynn’s wardrobe.
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