So I have official finished my first week back at school. An damn those night classes get me, I guess thanks for high caffeine drinks.
Well this week I am posting some pictures on the re-done Nancy. The story behind Nancy is no a strange tell. My father in my youth frequently moved due to his work, our first move was when I had just recently turned two as well as my first memory. My grandmother was very distort about my fathers and me leaving. She believed that we would not come back, that he would remain over seas. An to a point he did, but on our last outing before I left I cam across a simple plush rabbit in a pilgrim dress. Of course like a good grandmother, she quickly bought it, and I had her named before she received her change.
Nancy was my traveling companion for year, this doll has been more places than most people have. From the islands of Hawaii, Guam, Japan, to the cold climates of China, Russia, even the regal country houses of Europe.
Well a few days ago I notice that poor old Nancy was smelling, with further inspection I notice that there was mold growing on her dress. Deciding to make a new dress I removed the mold dress only to notice that it wasn't just the dress. After some time it turned out that old Nancy was more mold than doll now. As sad as it was, I needed to fix her up. Although most of Nancy went in the trash, but some small bits of the original remain, eyes, and few of the trimmings, after a bid in some bleach.
Well this week I am posting some pictures on the re-done Nancy. The story behind Nancy is no a strange tell. My father in my youth frequently moved due to his work, our first move was when I had just recently turned two as well as my first memory. My grandmother was very distort about my fathers and me leaving. She believed that we would not come back, that he would remain over seas. An to a point he did, but on our last outing before I left I cam across a simple plush rabbit in a pilgrim dress. Of course like a good grandmother, she quickly bought it, and I had her named before she received her change.
Nancy was my traveling companion for year, this doll has been more places than most people have. From the islands of Hawaii, Guam, Japan, to the cold climates of China, Russia, even the regal country houses of Europe.
Well a few days ago I notice that poor old Nancy was smelling, with further inspection I notice that there was mold growing on her dress. Deciding to make a new dress I removed the mold dress only to notice that it wasn't just the dress. After some time it turned out that old Nancy was more mold than doll now. As sad as it was, I needed to fix her up. Although most of Nancy went in the trash, but some small bits of the original remain, eyes, and few of the trimmings, after a bid in some bleach.
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