This is great!  From the side picture in the forum I thought it was paper doll clothing. This would be a fantastic idea for making a paper doll, house, fairy set..

Great tutorial Jordy, much better than ol' McCalls- my first bag I just couldn't figure out the logistics but once you've done one and turned it inside out, my brain sort of caught up with a triumph 'a-ha'!

I love this about sewing from patterns. It is like a puzzle.

This rocks.. Wow, I am not sure what else to say, other than art is possible in frugal world

Did you just draw with the mouse? I have so much trouble making nice clean lines, they are always crooked and I even use a pen tablet. What is the trick?

I love the simplicity of the piece more than anything. All that lovely white space helps the beard and farmhouse really stand out. How it edges off the picture frame makes me want to step right in and dance
Your friend will be more than happy with this piece I suspect.

Do you know how the paperdolls were made? They are too cool.

Welcome, it is nice to see all the different polymer work folks are doing. And this is just downright scary

What type of clay are you using?

I love these:)
I live in a forest and I have always envisioned putting little "critters" all over in the forest in the nooks and crannies, and these would be perfect.
Thanks for the inspiration...

Wow you are so brave.  I have this on my list of want to makes, but I am so intimidated. I too am very frustrated with buying underwear that never fit... and when you do find a pair they are made of some atrocious fabric or some ridiculous pattern or color.
I have been scouring the web for patterns and discovered a pattern using old t-shirts. I passed it by, and the next day I was cleaning out clothes drawers and low and behold there was a pile of t-shirts that were needing recycling. I thought once,  than twice, and realized this fabric, nice organic cotton, soft, really would make perfect underwear. So now they are sitting in a pile by the sewing machine waiting a new life
Hehehehe. I hope I am brave enough to give it a roll
I might just sneak back here though and borrow your pattern.
Thanks for sharing.