Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Paper Doll Dress Making Tutorial

 Hello!

Angie, here with a paper doll dress making tutorial! 
A month ago for "PPRS Monday Inspiration" I shared the sweet PPRS retro girl: JJ0085 Hanging an Ornament.  I changed her from a Christmas image to a pretty in pink valentine and mentioned that perhaps next time we saw her she would go green.  I had several comments asking for a little more instruction on how I put together her skirt so today I thought I would share a little tutorial on the skirt making.

I inked up the stamp and then placed a strip of washi tape over the ornament to "mask" it off  and stamped image on white CS.

I stamped two skirts on patterned paper, added highlights to the skirt by watercoloring with distress inks and cut them out.

I colored the image and drew a line so that our girl could dangle the "Lucky Charm" sentiment.  I got lost in the moment and colored the skirt with distress inks and water totally forgetting that it would be  be covered up by the second layer!

Next, I flipped the second skirt over and and added double sided tape.


I adhered the tulle, pleating it just a bit as I went across the skirt.


I added glue to the top of the waist and slightly down the sides stopping when I came to the tulle then adhered it to first layer of skirt.

Check out all the fun dimension!

The sentiment is from CLR013D Scalloped Circle Oval 5.  I stamped and cut out three of the little clover from the clover circle included in the same set and adhered them to the sentiment then I stamped and die cut the bow from sets: CLR036 Stocking clear setPPRS-D036 Stocking Die Set,
The background layer was created by using the clover circle from   CLR036 Stocking clear set.

There we have it.  This little lady can do a whole lot more than just "hang an ornament"!  
Thanks for looking!!!

I hope you have a fabulous day!

7 comments:

  1. wow!! this is gorgeous!! nice idea..

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  2. I loved what you did to create the Valentine girl and this Lucky Lass is darling! Thanks for sharing the details so we can give it a go. The card is lovely!

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  3. Angie love that you made this for St Patty's Day!! Brillant!

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  4. Beautiful card. Superb idea. Thanks for the tutorial.

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  5. So cute! Thanks for the inspiration.

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