Suri Alpaca fiber is the softest finest fiber there is except for an angora rabbit fur. The microns are less then angora mohair. Meaning it is finer. It is quickly gaining popularity with some very experienced reborn artist. These two dolls are white suri alpaca that was dyed black by the artist. The second picture is from Kathy Polakowski from Lil Heirlooms Nursery. And the first picture is of a beautiful doll Kelly Lynn Smith designed. She ran an on line class on this doll. Check out her classes on: http://www.angelsunawares.net/
Thursday, January 8, 2009
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5 comments:
It's amazing how REAL those babies look, and that hair is so perfect!
Love your new wool site, and now have it bookmarked..
Janelle
I too am rooting Kyoko with Suri Fiber. This wonderful fiber feels just like new baby hair. It also takes the color dye very easily. I am really enjoying rooting with this fiber and will order more for any future rooting needs. Keep growing that "Hair" Suri!!!
Sue
Oh my...I though that was a real baby at first....wow is all i can say
Hi Sue,
I would love a picture and a testimonial for my website. My email is : Glorialowell@aol.com
Thanks for the nice commets.
Gloria
That baby looks adorable! I love reborning too :)
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