There is something magical about dragons.
Are they real or imaginary?
These from from a design by Red Hen
have a wonderful life here.
Are they real or imaginary?
These from from a design by Red Hen
have a wonderful life here.
   Pippa is a Dammit doll,
from a pattern in Pamela Hasting's book "Dollmaking as a Transformative Process".   Fluster is a Dammit doll,
one of fifty I have created during the pandemic. Thinking a lot about anger and how we can deal with this emotion as it arises. I have gleaned some ideas from the internet.  Another adaptation of a pattern by Raewyn Parker of Little Red Hen.
I added a horn to Sir Richard's nose, and flexible wire into his wings.  Another Dammit Doll!
Anger management is such an important part of our lives. Dammit dolls can serve to dissipate anger simply in the action of picking one up and looking at its grumpy twisted expression. Is this a mirror for me?  Rupert #2 is a creative interpretation of the pattern
by Red Hen Designs. It is fun to play with a pattern and add one's own creative touches.  Dragon is having an off day.
A Dammit doll crafted from an old skirt Created to help off-set the worst aspects of anger. |
AuthorI am Liz Pearce. Making dolls allows my soul to sing and my spirit to soar. The dolls are companions for my journey. Categories
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