Goddess Doll
Cindy Kovack
3 Hours
Workshop Description
Let's make a Goddess Doll that shows your true inner character. She'll represent you or a loved one. You will make this doll in the colors of your choice. The one pictured is my own personal doll representing me as an artist and female. This wonderful 12" tall lady is made from a wooden mannequin. You'll be able to express yourself on this project thru collage, color dyes, assemblage and design. Your own personal doll will be a wonderful accent and conversation piece to any decor.
Supply list for students
- 12" tall wood mannequin (Ikea, Jerry's Art, Cheap Joe's Art Stuff, local art supply shops)
- Several favorite magazines
- Permanent black stamp pad
- Favorite stamps
- Glue
- Old brush for gel medium application
- Golden Soft Gel (Matte)
- Simplicity or McCall's pattern, from a thrift store or one you own. Tear entire pattern into 1/2"-1" pieces, maintaining a few of the design elements from the pattern as arrows, scissors, wording.
- Wording that symbolizes your love, peace, mother, cherished one, intelligent, etc. Tear these from a magazine, bring a dozen or more words that are 1" in size, bold lettering that will be used on your doll.
- Jewelry pieces to personalize your work: rings, broken necklaces, an earring from your grandmother, pins of any kind, chains, a dog tag, baby necklace, prayer beads, etc.
List of student optional supplies
- Colored permanent stamp pads that you'd like to use in your piece
- Ring for "crown" on the top of her head or a pin that can be driven into the skull to attach her hair
- 1" to 2" piece to glue to the base by her feet (see photo)
- Adirondack Color Dyes of your choice
Student Skill Level - All levels
Class Fee : $75
Kit Fee: $3.00
Teacher supply list:
- Muslin
- Stamps
- Adirondack Color Dyes
- Adirondack Butterscotch ink pad
- Permanent Black ink pad
- Make-up wedges
- Decorative Yarns
- Embellishments
- Ultimate Glue
- Toothpicks
- Cardboard forms
- Heat Guns
- Permanent colored pens
- Buttons
- Dremmel Tool
- String, waxed linen, twine
- Magazines
Instructor: Cindy Kovack
Website:
www.cindykovack.com