silk baby doll Waling Banshee - a plush art doll by Jessica Puckett of Plushroom Soup for the Corduroy Appreciation Club anita bras
silk baby doll \"Waling\" Banshee According to Irish folklore, banshees are fairy women (or ghosts of women who died, commonly in childbirth) who wail when death is nigh. Their wails are most often heard at night near woods. The \"Waling\" banshee is dressed in baby corduroy, or pinwale, for a play on the word \"wailing.\" Her tattered dress is accented with ribbon and lace, and her split dagged sleeves feature a silk blend lining. Her body is made of 100% wool felt, and her hair is mohair locks needle-felted into place. Her arms and fingers are wired and jointed for full range of motion. She comes with a doll stand and measures approximately 14 inches (25 cm) tall. Jessica Puckett, the creature creator behind Plushroom Soup, sees no reason why plush can\'t be a little strange, like most of us. And even though she wears corduroy at least twice per week, this is the first time she\'s dressed a plushie in wale. It will not be the last. This piece was created for the Corduroy Appreciation Club meeting taking place on 11|11|11. It will be available for purchase this Thursday, November 10th at the Plush Team\'s etsy shop. To learn more about the CAC visit their website at .corduroyclub\" .corduroyclub.
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silk baby doll \"Waling\" Banshee According to Irish folklore, banshees are fairy women (or ghosts of women who died, commonly in childbirth) who wail when death is nigh. Their wails are most often heard at night near woods. The \"Waling\" banshee is dressed in baby corduroy, or pinwale, for a play on the word \"wailing.\" Her tattered dress is accented with ribbon and lace, and her split dagged sleeves feature a silk blend lining. Her body is made of 100% wool felt, and her hair is mohair locks needle-felted into place. Her arms and fingers are wired and jointed for full range of motion. She comes with a doll stand and measures approximately 14 inches (25 cm) tall. Jessica Puckett, the creature creator behind Plushroom Soup, sees no reason why plush can\'t be a little strange, like most of us. And even though she wears corduroy at least twice per week, this is the first time she\'s dressed a plushie in wale. It will not be the last. This piece was created for the Corduroy Appreciation Club meeting taking place on 11|11|11. It will be available for purchase this Thursday, November 10th at the Plush Team\'s etsy shop. To learn more about the CAC visit their website at .corduroyclub\" .corduroyclub.
