The god Apollo pursued the virginal Daphne through the forest, and she begged her father the river god to save her, so he changed her into a laurel tree. And then I made a Daphne Barbie.
( Hot hot fake river action! )This project is like two years old, but I still love it. I made a platform of paper wads covered in duct tape on cardboard, covered it with paper mache, and decorated it with my dad's old model railroading supplies. Daphne is covered with more paper mache, plus cheap fake greenery. And it's worth noting that, since this Barbie came with a painted-on bathing suit, I had to scrape the freaking thing off where it was going to show. It took two hours!
This set comes with an Apollo Ken, who goes on the opposite bank, but he sucks majorly. He's covered with massive gold glitter the size of his eyeballs, it's not pretty. I'm going to fix him up, though. Incidentally, is there a better way to make Ken dolls kneel than to tether his calf to his thigh with a complex system of jewelry wire? Because, yeah.
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Keep in mind I've never knitt before, but don't have much use for a scarf in miami so I decided to start with something I'd actually use.
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