Whimsy Toothfairy Doll

I was feeling very creative and inspired today, so I decided to finish up a clay doll I started a while back.   My goal was to use the stuff I had around my craft room.  I dug through my ribbons and fabrics and found some fun accents to give her a great, bright personality.

She is a Toothfairy doll which can hang on a door knob or bed post.

Oh...and her wings are silk flower pedals folded in half.

I added ribbons in her hair and on her dress and an antique buckle around her waist.  

Her skirt is pink shimmery tulle and I used white doll hair and sprinkled it with 

glitter to give it a magical look.  

She holds her little tooth purse so the Toothfairy knows exactly where to look.

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Quirky Toothfairy Clay Doll

I want to share one of my "I have to try that"  projects!

Scott and I were out shopping at a boutique and ran across a clay doll that caught our attention.  We looked at each other and said...We need to try to make one of these dolls.   We headed to the craft store to pick up some Sculpey and sat down to make a clay doll.  Here is what I came up with...

She is a toothfairy doll.  She has a little bag tied to her wrist for the tooth and a ribbon attached to her head to hang on the door or bedpost.  I loved how she came out...

My second doll is in the works.

This is a fun project since whatever you have around that is left over can be used...even small pieces of fabric, lace, ribbon and fibers.

~ Her dress is made of ribbons and netting and her hair is black and silver fibers.  I used beads for her elbow joints