The Bunnies Are Finished, on to the next item!
I've got my Hogwarts bunnies, all 89 of them, finished up and ready to take pictures of. Soon as we have a day of sunshine I can take the camera outside and get a decent picture in natural lighting. Not that the background will look great....it's all mud, dead grass and leafless trees out in this pre-spring time of year. Still, it's better than the yellow cast light inside the house.
THEN I can get the picture up on the website. Actually get some new things on it for people to see. I'm sure a lot of people think it's an abandoned site or something, so little has been updated in the past year. I'm trying to change that.
On the plus side, I'm going to have a whole slew of new paper dolls by August. Ferrets, cats, sheep, rats, fish, dogs, owls---different animals with different outfits.
I've done up a black and white pirate set of a cat, costumes, weapons and treasure chest for the international paper doll convention's program book, they're having a coloring contest and wanted an animal paper doll for that. It got sent out in the mail yesterday, so far as I know I'm 'official' in the program book with it.
Looks like I'll need to make another trip down to the east side and hit up the comic shop there for more of the plastic sleeves to package all the new sets in. He's the only place in the city that I know of that carries the magazine size, which fits an 8 1/2" x 11" sheet of card stock perfectly. They're $5.50 for a set of 100 of them, and I've been using these since 1990. They work great for packaging. I've gone through what must be 800 sleeves in 16 years. So yes, paper dolls do sell!
THEN I can get the picture up on the website. Actually get some new things on it for people to see. I'm sure a lot of people think it's an abandoned site or something, so little has been updated in the past year. I'm trying to change that.
On the plus side, I'm going to have a whole slew of new paper dolls by August. Ferrets, cats, sheep, rats, fish, dogs, owls---different animals with different outfits.
I've done up a black and white pirate set of a cat, costumes, weapons and treasure chest for the international paper doll convention's program book, they're having a coloring contest and wanted an animal paper doll for that. It got sent out in the mail yesterday, so far as I know I'm 'official' in the program book with it.
Looks like I'll need to make another trip down to the east side and hit up the comic shop there for more of the plastic sleeves to package all the new sets in. He's the only place in the city that I know of that carries the magazine size, which fits an 8 1/2" x 11" sheet of card stock perfectly. They're $5.50 for a set of 100 of them, and I've been using these since 1990. They work great for packaging. I've gone through what must be 800 sleeves in 16 years. So yes, paper dolls do sell!