Here she is in all her glory...

Pretty incredible, huh?

Final Challenge Results... and comments!

Julie McCullough of Magic Threads chose the Best Theme and Best use of Embellishments winners and had this to say about each...

The theme winner was Eratos by Sandra Corson Walker. The overall look is of great love and serenity. The use of the flowers works really well as she looks like a bouquet of roses and what could symbolize love more? I thought the choice of colors and embellishments accentuated the theme without overdoing it. Her expression is really wistful. Lovely doll.  Click here to see Sandy's doll.

The winner for the embellished category is Diane Sanders whom Julie says "added some really nice extra embellishments to the neck and face which added to the overall look of the doll. She also added some nice touches to the base and incorporated it into the overall design. I liked the use of beads to the robe and the hem. There was just a nice variety of embellishments that worked well together. Very nice."  Click here to see Diane's doll.

Julie goes on to say... This was just so hard to judge. All the dolls are wonderful, so many different uses of embellishments, colors, textures! It makes me want to go make some more!!  Congratulations to all the entries! I’m sure their grand results will make everyone want to start sewing! Thank you all for sharing.

And the viewers have made their feelings known as well!  The winner of the Viewer's Choice Award is Helen Grossman.  Click here to see her doll.

Thanks to everyone who participated - I'm so glad you made a doll and allowed us to see your wonderful work! 

The Best Theme Interpretation category is based on the story of The Muses from Greek Mythology.  The Muses were the 9 daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne and each was charged with overseeing intellectual and artistic endeavors.  The nine daughters were Erato, Euterpe, Kalliope, Klio, Melpomene, Polyhymnia, Terpsichore, Thalia, and Urania.  Their realms were as follows:

• Erato - Love Poetry
• Euterpe - Lyric Poetry
• Kalliope - Epic Poetry
• Klio - History
• Melpomene - Tragedy
• Polyhymnia - Sacred Poetry
• Terpsichore - Choral Dance
• Thalia - Comedy
• Urania - Astronomy

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