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Published: 2009-07-11 02:53:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 11022; Favourites: 202; Downloads: 1075
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[link] the pattern (along with the jeans and boy shoes variant used in the oscar doll) is also up on etsy, now.this is a much better photo than the last.
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The hair is just lots of wool
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[link] - unfortunately, the owners of the movie rights don't want me selling the coraline dolls or patterns there anymore
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oh, I forgot I still had that message on my devart. This sold ages ago ^_^
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do you think you could make another one?
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Nope, sorry 
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That is so beautiful and detailed! Wonderfully made!
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yep. it says so in the description
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i saw this on etsy a few months ago 
Great work, i 
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Crazy
I love the head as I can't really imagine how its done on the inside. And the detail and clean look off the raincoat's inner side amazes me too.
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Thankyou
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Love, love, love it. Adore the movie, and this is such a good interpretation, without being a straight copy of the movie doll. Brilliant work. (I'm always so impressed by doll makers.)
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*internet is being stange, sorry if this a double- reply* $250, they're hand sewn and take a ridiculous amount of time. I'm also selling the pattern, for $7, if you'd like to make one for yourself
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I'll consider buying the pattern - is the pattern strictly for Coraline, or is it easily modified to become other people?
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easily enough
So long as you're happy with a seam over the middle of the face, it can be used as is and dressed differently, if you just sew the mouth of the under-skin closed and use a bigger peice of cloth for the face of the over-skin you can get rid of that, too. (actually, that'd be easier to sew, now that i think of it.
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Okay :3 A few questions then:
Does your pattern include the clothing, in its entirety? Also, does it tell me how I should do the hair and what buttons I should use?
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it does have patterns for the clothing and shoes, how to stick the hair on, and the pattern peices print with button-sized placement markings.
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oh wow i wish i could do that!
it looks very good
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Oh my god sooooo very beautiful!
I cannot wait 4 this movie 2 be released!
I am getting her tattooed on me soon too (lol i know obsessed much?).
This was simply a magnificient movie and you did a great job making this doll!
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thankyou very much 
don't worry- i'm obsessive too...you don't even want to know how long this took
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I would wanna buy one from you but I cannot afford it but you deserve a high paying price since you took so long to make it
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they take between 28 and 32 hours, depending on humidity - a lot of the materials are vintage (nice way of saying 'found at a thrift store' so didn't cost a lot. I'm selling them for $250 plus postage if through paypal, or $280 or so -varying with how long it takes- through etsy, since etsy takes a massive chunk in fees for more expensive items.
*grins* consequently, i've not sold many, as they cost a pile. the pattern has been selling very well though
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Hey even if your not getting paid youve still got talent
I wish I could make velvet dolls I should try it sumtime- I did make a doll out of clay but that is about all.
I made this ---> [link]
And that is as much as mu doll talent goes. I cant sow worth crap. lol!
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*grins* sculpting in clay (or maths, but everyone except maths geeks says sculpting is easier) is the main way to make detailed patterns, though. *is writing a book on how it's done* sewing is just a matter of buying a sewing machine or having much patience
^_^
How cute is your movie? I love it!
*hated homework- it was one of those devices to try equal out grades by removing as much actual aptitude as possible from the equation and replacing it with having free-time and volition to do busy-work* it's nearly as bad for the top students as effort-based grading, IMHO
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I'm glad that you like it! That took me 6 weeks to make (holy moley riite?)
Oh good your writting a book! Look at you! Thats awesome!
See I never learned how to loop stich ect... I know their is deffinate ways to sew and I just dont know about that.. I think our school skipped teaching up that stuff... haha!
Oh and by the way I totally know what you mean! It's compleatly unjust ! Just because a student cannot pass the test that is creatd to trick and conive a young mind dosnt mean that the student is completly hopelsss and should be hron out - that talent isnt in the tests that one can succeed the talent is tley seeing the test is a bull-crapand that you know your god at something and it is possible a career can be made out of it.(Dang this is a long message haha!)
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0_0 maaan, you're patient. I'd probably get bored before the second week
In regards to sewing- it's generally not taught in schools, but most libraries will usually have a few books on it *grins*
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Yes their was a few times I just wanted to quit but I pressed onward! Hahaha!
Yeah ur rite ,I just need to stop being lazy and learn haha!
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