Altered Frozen Charlotte Dolls

Feb 18, 2013

It is so nice see­ing how oth­ers use my “Hand­made Frozen Char­lotte Dolls”. Some leave them as is when plac­ing them in their projects and some alter them with paint or alco­hol ink. I thought I would share with you two artists who have cre­ated some pretty unique items with their Frozen Char­lotte Dolls.

First up is Julie Smith Camp­bell, her blog A Vin­tage Chic is filled with loads of cre­ative vin­tage eye candy. While on Pin­ter­est, I stum­bled upon Julie’s adorable altered locket, shown below, using one of the heads of my hand­made Frozen Char­lotte Dolls. You can read about her Sweet Char­lottes and view some of her other beau­ti­ful cre­ations on her web site here.

Next are two pieces cre­ated by Sonia Her­nan­dez Doneghue. Sonia has a really unique style that I always find so intrigu­ing. I have the plea­sure of get­ting to chat with Sonia off and on when I visit The Crafty Scrap­per. You can read a tuto­r­ial on how Sonia cre­ated her beau­ti­ful can­vas below using one of my hand­made Frozen Char­lotte Dolls on The Crafty Scrap­per Blog. I really like the alco­hol ink col­ors she used for this piece and will be using this combo in future art pieces. To see more of Sonia’s beau­ti­ful art­work check out her blog Ms. Ruin’s Play­things. You will cer­tainly be inspired.

Sonia also cre­ated this pen­dant using another of my Frozen Char­lotte Dolls. She cov­ered it with Gold alco­hol ink and plans on glaz­ing it with Dia­mond Glaze to keep it from scuff­ing. I love how the alco­hol ink dripped around her eye as though she is cry­ing. There is some­thing very intrigu­ing about this piece. I really like it and think I’m going to attempt to make one like her.

If you have cre­ated items using some of my “Hand­made Frozen Char­lotte Dolls” please send me some pho­tos. I would love to see your creations.

Hugs!