Will Ruthiepooh dolls be a future thing?
I sure have been fiddling a bit with making bjds from polymer clay with this as a fantasy of sorts. However, none to date have gotten the needed attention to be worth making copies off. They have all been learning experiences though.
Albert was the first experiment. I had barely touched clay before I made him, and I was focusing more on the joints than anything else. His face was an accident, but suddenly there was this little guy that needed to be assembled into a doll.
![](https://ruthiepooh.com/____impro/1/onewebmedia/nilas-is-always-happy-to-help-his-baby-brother-albert_50359857336_o.jpeg?etag=%2232b6cc-5f819eb9%22&sourceContentType=image%2Fjpeg&quality=85&ignoreAspectRatio&resize=2500,1878)
Nilas came to be be out of necessity when I bought a head less Obitsu11 body. I should have started with a plan.
![](https://ruthiepooh.com/____impro/1/onewebmedia/annika-and-miss-helen-hare_49679958578_o.jpeg?etag=%2244aef8-5f819fb4%22&sourceContentType=image%2Fjpeg&ignoreAspectRatio&resize=640,853&extract=0,0,640,853)
Annikas face is really the only thing I rather like about my own bjds. Her body, which still is being modified really needs a total remake. Not sure if that will ever happen.
Ms Helen Hare I am rather proud of. There were a lot of joints that needed to go together. She has a long way to go on cuteness, but she is what she is. The original plan was to make her with fur, but now I am afraid to mess her up. I should probably try it on a cheap plastic animal first like I see many artists do.