Creating sculptures from doll parts

Hey folks,

Saw this on the Book of Face and thought it would be something of interest here.

Enjoy!

Raymond

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I will surely have nightmares but I’m oddly fascinated.

@uglyknees This is your jam I believe.

Looks like I need more baby doll molds.

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Definitely nightmare fuel.

Thats superb. how to we source massive piles of doll parts?!

Well, you could keep checking thrift stores and other resale places. You could learn slip-casting… Although, for all the doll parts, you’d probably have to buy some of the body-part molds. I think we own the larger doll head mold. It certainly shows up in the firings rather often. But I don’t think we’ve got any body parts. Or, maybe work with Julie, as she might be buying some. In her copious free time…

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I had so many doll part molds and they were all snapped up so fast!!! There are a lot on eBay though… :slight_smile:

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Try Scrap.

https://scrapdenton.org/

If you’ve never been, you’re missing out.

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When I first saw this, “Pinhead” from Clive Barker’s Hell Raiser series came to mind.
Cenobites anyone?

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Ditto on suggesting SCRAP in Denton. They had plenty of disembodied doll heads last time I was there. Might have been parts too. The heads were a little distracting. The eyes followed… shudder

Great place. Think of it as Goodwill for craft supplies.

Also a great place for donating unwanted craft supplies that someone might find useful. I find it more comforting to release them back into the wild by donating versus just trashing them.

https://scrapdenton.org/

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I’ll remember this as we’re sorting through Cairenn’s decades of craft-supply collecting.

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They have a list on their website of what they accept and don’t, plus no donations on Sun/Mon.

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