Just to let you know that I am continuing to keep the kitchen table clear for dining, etc. and not as a long-term storage place for epehmera that I don't want to deal with.
This is a very simple "pancake" doll, consisting ony two pieces, a front and a back. Her face is painted on with paint pens. and her hair is appliqued on.
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uhhhhhh, I'm thinkin' it's been THREE weeks of clean table? Amaaaaazing!
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