Maid Marian ~ by Wren

ubetablieveit

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Oh and I also gave you a pretty crown because that was in her description.

11 years ago

ubetablieveit

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Well sense Ladysky jus gave you a comment on an intricate detail and agreed with the character you receive a crown for intricacy and for accuracy.

11 years ago

LadySky

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What a pretty dress and pattern! Great choice in making Maid Marion, she's such a fun character!!!

11 years ago

Wren

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Thanks Ubbi x

11 years ago

ubetablieveit

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Whoa the person that created the original has esteemed your doll as looking even better than her own. That is quite a feat because her was so lovely. Well this earns you a pretty crown and because she referenced the intricate detail of your color choices you also receive an intricate crown. So happy for you.

11 years ago

Wren

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Thanks Rose - I think the colour combinations depend on the makers and what's available, though I'm glad you like this :)

11 years ago

Wren

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Thanks Ubbi, though I've never seen the Disney version I did watch the BBC production httpen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Hood_(2006_TV_series) & I couldn't see her being able to ride a horse in a tight skirt - even side-saddle x

11 years ago

rose-renee

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This is really pretty! I love how you've used gold on purple instead of silver, I think it looks nicer:)

11 years ago

ubetablieveit

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Ccertainly it counts. You used a tad bit of the original but just a tad. Your version I think is Moore related to the animated Disney version as opposed too the classic version starring Olivia De haviland'. I think you have depicted her sweetness and gave her a regal outfit. Her regal style covered by the cape so no one will recognize her visiting Sir Robin. Very well done. An accurate crown for the role.

11 years ago

Wren

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This is my version though I'm not sure about it because I've changed the shape of the dress. And I've just realised I've missed her sleeves - I meant to change the shape....

11 years ago