I recently purchased the 'Cutie Dolls' from Nifty Balloons, and whilst I was practicing someone suggested the head/hair looked like Princess Leia. So I had a go of it in the same style. For the Star Wars fans I know Leia has a gun rather than a lightsabre but you get the idea.

Great for line work too!

Cute!

Quote from: "Woblee"I recently purchased the 'Cutie Dolls' from Nifty Balloons, and whilst I was practicing someone suggested the head/hair looked like Princess Leia. So I had a go of it in the same style. For the Star Wars fans I know Leia has a gun rather than a lightsabre but you get the idea.

Hi Woblee is this tutorial worth buying as I'm really interested. Thanks

From the reviews I have seen on facebook I would have said yes.................
But I have not purchased it so perhaps wait and see what woblee says, has Darren bought it and done a review?

It's one of my next reviews.... yes it is worth buying :-)

Thank you I just purchased it

Quote from: "zozoo"Thank you I just purchased it

Great stuff. Sorry only just seen your post. It's a great tutorial and very versatile, the cost did put me off a bit but I took the plunge and soon realised it was well worth it. I didn't use very many 350Q's before so have had to invest in quite a few bags along with some of the hearts too, but at first just concentrate on the designs you think will suit your audience the best (Anna, Elsa, Snow White).

I've seen the design used for things beyond the initial 14 (i think) 'dolls'. Have a look on Nifty's Facebook page as they ran a competition recently and there are loads shared on there.