(Considering recent developments I almost didn't post this. But I wanted to share it to hopefully take our minds off of less pleasant things.)
Hinamatsuri
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Hinamatsuri
by embyquinn » Fri Apr 10, 2020 8:20 pm
(Considering recent developments I almost didn't post this. But I wanted to share it to hopefully take our minds off of less pleasant things.)
"Dolls love to be played with. They are lonesome if you leave them always in a box. How would you like to be left day after day alone, with no one to love you?"
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Re: Hinamatsuri
by Iwa_Hoshi » Sun Apr 12, 2020 6:35 am
Lovely setup. Cherry's kimono is very pretty
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Re: Hinamatsuri
by embyquinn » Sun Apr 12, 2020 10:55 am
Thank you for the responses. I fully intend to do a more elaborate Hinamatsuri setup next year when all this crazy is in my rearview, but for a job with limited resources, it didn't turn out badly at all.
I think this is my favorite of Cherry's "kimono-of-the-month" robes so far. I made one of the same material for her Barbie-sized shell and I wanted to remake it for her new size, but it took me forever to find the right material. I found all kinds of pretty stuffs, but I specifically wanted the pink-blossoms-on-blue-field print I had used before. I think it works even better in 1/4 scale.
I have enough material to monthly-kimono it through July. After that, I'll order fabric by mail if I have to. Hopefully things will be more normal by then.
...I have very skewed priorities, don't I?
I think this is my favorite of Cherry's "kimono-of-the-month" robes so far. I made one of the same material for her Barbie-sized shell and I wanted to remake it for her new size, but it took me forever to find the right material. I found all kinds of pretty stuffs, but I specifically wanted the pink-blossoms-on-blue-field print I had used before. I think it works even better in 1/4 scale.
I have enough material to monthly-kimono it through July. After that, I'll order fabric by mail if I have to. Hopefully things will be more normal by then.
...I have very skewed priorities, don't I?
Last edited by embyquinn on Sun Apr 12, 2020 2:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
"Dolls love to be played with. They are lonesome if you leave them always in a box. How would you like to be left day after day alone, with no one to love you?"
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Re: Hinamatsuri
by Kattriella » Sun Apr 12, 2020 6:52 pm
It looks lovely! (The display and the kimono.) I've wanted to make a hinamatsuri set for one of my girls for a long time, but I haven't ever found the time . . .
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Re: Hinamatsuri
by zirconmermaid » Mon Apr 20, 2020 4:13 pm
Lovely display and kimono! I love celebrating the Hina Matsuri. I’m very happy to see Cherry enjoys it too!
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