This lovely thing only need two tiny touches and it will be done. What do you think?
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Mask: Crowned
Posted on October 18, 2010 by amcatoir
Mrs. Baker’s Ghost by Anna Marie Catoir
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It turned out wonderful…
I remember seeing it a few post ago and I was really ken to see the finished product…
Do you do small one – My mom got me a set of really small one (about 3inches) with sequins around the eyes… LOVE THEM…
I’ve tried a to make small masks out of clay to mixed results. More practice maybe.
Looks great!
Wow. Your talent amazes me!
thank you
It looks amazing. The blue and greens really look beautiful together!
Thanks.
oooh gorgeous!!!!