Ceramic doll heads

Forget the expensive store-bought stuff, the crafting experts at HGTV.com show you how to upcycle thrift-store toys to create spooky Halloween decor.

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There’s a group called Weird Secondhand Finds That Just Need To Be Shared dedicated to some of the most "wat da heck" oddities found at thrift stores, flea markets, garage sales, and wherever you go not to spend an arm and a leg on something that functions. If you just got here, check out our previous posts with their catches here, here, and here.

Baby doll heads, Ceramic doll heads, Doll heads in frame, Black and white art, Creepy doll heads, 3D sculpture, Porcelain doll heads Size: Height 19cm, width 19cm, depth 5cm (Height 7 1/2" width 7 1/2", depth 2") This sculpture is part of us and part of the idea of sharing our art! Thank you! Materials: Porcelain, ceramic paint, wooden frame.

How to sculpt face and head for your fairy or doll, by Artisan Tony Rice

Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.

Saw this pic on Facebook and HAD to look! I’m intrigued and a bit frightened! Says she’ll be showing how she painted them tomorrow, if you want to take a peek here. In the original an…