Sonia has had a lot of requests asking how she makes the feet, shoes or boots for her upcycled Tree Change Dolls™. Many of the old and discarded fashion dolls that Sonia finds in op shops and tip shops in southern Tasmania have missing feet and/or shoes and Sonia had to come up with a method to remedy this situation.
In this video Sonia shares the materials you can use to do it yourself and demonstrates the process she currently uses. She also shows some of the earlier attempts that brought her to her current method.
This is the second video of a series of videos showing the Tree Change Dolls artist Sonia SIngh's process so you can have a go at upcycling, recycling and making under your own dolls at home.
My full 'Guide to Re-styling Dolls' is available for download in my Etsy shop www.treechangedolls.etsy.com
The first round of Tree Change Dolls™ sold out in seconds. Sonia posts a new group of dolls to her shop monthly. In the meantime we have some other products slowly being listed in the shop as we begin to build this small art business.
We will keep sharing Sonia's process and keep encouraging others to have a go at finding discarded dolls, repairing them, restyling them and giving them a new lease on life. In return we request only that people do not use the name Tree Change Dolls™ or use the name Sonia Singh on their own work.
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