Now that all four of the mix and match paper dolls are finished, I've been working on an extended wardrobe for the dolls.
Rachel had suggested adding a new set of patterns with the same color palette to the wardrobe -- something I had actually been working on! The floral pattern I used with the four dolls was just one of several in the set of patterns I was using.
You can right-click to download and print the image.
This wardrobe set has a new pattern as well as one new color -- grey. I chose to make this wardrobe a little more dressy. There are no jeans, just skirts, blouses, and a pair of pants. There's also a new hairstyle for each of the previous dolls.
Paper dolls for this wardrobe can be found here:
Just right-click on any of these to download. They're all jpg images. Have fun mixing and matching!
These are lovely. I like the slight Victorian Vibe I get from the pieces, particularly the high necked blouses and the full skirt. This is really a lot of outfit combinations. Based on my quick math, you've got about 990 different outfit options here- that's pretty remarkable. I've enjoyed this series a lot.
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm glad you did the math on that because I sure can't!! I liked the Victorian vibe, too. It's a little 70s/80s prairie, too, which always reminds me of my mother. She still marathons Little House on the Prairie any chance she gets! I have at least one more wardrobe page to go with this set. After that....not sure. I kinda like it, too, so I imagine I'll draw more sheets sometime.
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Thank You, Julie for all of your service and well informed advice!
Thank you Renee! I just sent you an email so feel free to ask me any questions. One thing I forgot to mention in my email that I think is relevant to any creative person is have a website and/or blog. I've gained admirers as well as paying jobs from this blog. It's more than I could have hoped for, honestly, and I'm grateful for it every day! Again, take a look at the email I sent and feel free to ask me anything!
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