La Vie En Rose
A while back, i signed up for the "Spring Muse" paper doll swap on the BMuse yahoo group. It has taken me forever to get it going, but today the inspiration came and the Edith Piaf doll was born. I truly and deeply love her music, and La Vie En Rose is one of my all time favorite songs. I have been listening to my Edith discs alot lately while i sew and hang out in the "art room" upstairs, so the doll is kinda a tribute to how inspiring i find that incredible French music. I wish the photos were better...i know better than to try to get pictures at night when the light is bad. But i was so excited to have completed a doll tonight that i could not wait to share.
I put a necklace on her so that she could have a pearl over her "throat chakra" to symbolize her amazing voice, a rose crown and tulle veil, and her body is covered with rose printed tissue paper, fake roses and petals, tulle, ribbons, lace and buttons. I have a feeling she is a bit dimensional for the swap...but i just CANNOT seem to make a flat doll!!! Oh well. I like her and hate to mail her away tomorrow, but she must venture out into the world. I hope whoever gets her enjoys her as much as i enjoyed creating her tonight.

2 Comments:
Oooh, I love your artsy doll~she's so lovely! I finally had a few minutes to peek at your blog...it's great! I can't wait to come back when I have a bit more time...My oldest sister loves Edith Piaf (sp?) and shared a few songs with me, I found it fascinating! I have been meaning to buy a CD ever since, but haven't gotten around to it. I am going to do this!!!
Thank you for the sweet compliment on my doll...i am very unhappy with how the photos look, now that the "look! something shiny" factor has worn off! LOL! I also appreciate your kind words about my blog...iti s nice to know someone is reading! :)
You shouud DEFINITELY check out Edith Piaf...it is very wonderful music. It makes me want to learn French and run of to Paris. :) She had an incredibly powerful voice for such a tiny little sparrow-woman, so full of tragedy. Hmmm...maybe it was the tragedy that GAVE her that voice?
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