I finally bothered to make another tutorial. It is a basic paper shopping bag for your dollies. Please enjoy and give me feedback or leave a comment. Below is the template for the paper bag, the image after that is a tutorial on how to put it together. It is really easy. Much Love.
These gorgeous sunglasses from Topshop are so cute! I went and tried them on in the shop, they look so good. They are just the right size and it was only £15, which is quite reasonable for Topshop. To me they are well worth buying. There are other designs, not just red, and they include:
Recently I have grown to love and enjoy Sailor Moon musicals, otherwise known as Sera Myu. It has renewed my love for Sailor Moon and I can’t help but feel nostalgic. So far I have only seen clips of Youtube, but I can tell you my favourite song so far is Sorezore no Elegy. It is in the Stars series and Galaxia has killed most of the senshis. Usagi feels hurt, naturally, but she is reminded that she is the hope for the futre and if she chose to die all the senshi’s death would be in vain. I think that Anza Ōyama makes a beautiful Sailor Moon as she puts so much passion into her performaces. I think I’ll now treat you to my favoutite clip. It made almost cry.
It is not really a good time for Ernest. After having dolly surgery to repair his broken neck ( Which went wrong several times!) he has now lost his muse. He has no ideas of what to paint next.
Ernest: …
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Ernest: *Sigh* I hate this.
Note:I got him the art kit from the pound shop near college. I came with some clothes too. I think these pictures do no justice.
I went to try fix poor Ernest, who was decapitated by yours truly (accidentally!) and I used this adhesive called Bostick All Purpose Glue. It unfortunately melted the inside of the neck. Below are the images I took.
Note to doll owners: Do not useBostick All Purpose Glue!
First published in 1909 this pleasant novel of a young girl is a children’s classic and is one of Hodgson’s most popular novel.
Mary Lennox is a girl that was born in India to wealthy parents, she is an unwanted child and suffers a great deprivation of parental love. She is resultantly a bitter child and is described as a “sour-faced girl”. After a spread of cholera she is left an orphan and picked up by British soldiers. She is sent to her Uncle, Mr Craven, and is to live in his manor house in Yorkshire. She hears of Mrs. Craven’s favourite gardens and meets many characters including Dickinson and Colin. She eventually becomes a light hearted healthy child and appreciates all that Yorkshire has to offer her.