Betty Boop
This is my rendition of Betty Boop, a classy cartoon made into a doll. She is made with fabric and intricately painted in acrylic paint.
You will notice that Betty still needs some shoes. That’s okay. We like each other because we both like to go around the house with bare feet once in a while. Betty will get new shoes later.
I think she is as adorable as could be, with or without the shoes!
The Doll Makers Muse version of a vintage Betty Boop pattern is available in the shop.
Lone Pierette
she is wonderful !
Pattee
I love your Betty Doll!!!
What is she made from? Sculpy? Paper clay?
I live up in Bellingham ~ so we are close!
: ) Pattee
Toyin O.
Nice looking Betty; great job!
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dolls
It's a pretty Betty!
Cami @ Cheap Dresses
Looks very nice! Great work.
Sharon M
Hi Rivkah
I saw your comment re not having seen other Betty Boop patterns made up. About four years ago I made the doll up in velour. Couldn't think how to do her hair, so did it with black felt and fine black wool. Not as striking as yours. Her dress is silk. You can see it on my blog, under dolls I've made. I didn't like it. It went to someone in the UK. I do like yours though! http://sfmclothdollswithattitude.blogspot.com/
mary patricia
OH Ilove her but where's her pretty red shoes!!!!!!
jalalHB
I love your dolls making. I wish there was someway of sharing your dolls with the dolls section of my blog Hobby Lobby which delas with hobbies of people around the world.