This is Grace, made by artist Rebecca Kerin. I have posted about her before, as her hair was damaged when I got her. I made paper clay hair for her. It was better than nothing, but I always wanted to try again and see if I could improve on it. Just for reference, the photo below is my first attempt.
If you look closely at the first photo at the top, I hope you can see the differences. It took me two more times to make it better. Part of the problem was that the first time I did it, the material was too thin and shapeless. I knew that had to be changed. It was a lot of work and a lot of drying and curing time, but I think it was well worth it.
The next photos show more of the layering and work done. I'm so pleased with how it turned out. I think Grace is pleased too.
I tried to keep the same hair color as before, but changed the style a little bit. Another change is the material I used. The first hair was made of creative paper clay. This time I used apoxie sculpt.
I think those little tendrils in the front add so much charm to the overall appearance of her new hair, if I do say so myself. Grace is one of my most favorite dolls, especially being a big fan of Rebecca Kerin too.
I hope life has been treating all of you well. I always appreciate your visits and comments.
Until next time, be blessed!
