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Cinderella and that dime that seems to get around, for scale. Cinderella is about 3.75 x 3.5 inches and is made from Canson and Canford papers.

I really like how her dress came out. I went with the movie version of her dress which was silver, The underneath of her dress is a little darker than the top of the material. I also went with a light gray for her sleeves and bustle rather than the white used in version 1. I think the light gray works better.

While I love how the dress came out, I'm not thrilled with her face and there may be a beheading in Cinderella's future...

Cinderella copyright Disney.
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~UmbranRain Jul 25, 2012  Student Digital Artist
Truly amazing! I love the dress. It looks very complex and difficult to achieve the waves of her dress.
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*paperfetish Aug 11, 2012
Thank you! And sorry for the delay in my response. This dress was a little more challenging, but the paper responds well to shaping, so it holds the curves very well.
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~BloodSparrow87 Mar 17, 2012
I like how the waves of her dress came out. I am not sure how exactly you did that with that stiff paper but it looks amazing.
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*paperfetish Mar 31, 2012
Sorry for the delay in my response.

The waves of her dress are made by shaping the pieces of paper with different tools, mostly aluminum knitting needles. After the paper is shaped, I glue it to the other pieces and make the full form.
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~BloodSparrow87 Apr 2, 2012
very impressive :)
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*paperfetish Apr 2, 2012
Thank you.
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~summerautumn Dec 21, 2011
This is good, but if you redo the face her hair should be a burnt orange (official color) which suggests either a light brown auburn or dark strawberry blonde, it's usually strawberry blonde from what i've seen.
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*paperfetish Dec 26, 2011
Thank you. I'll take that into consideration.
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~Mermann87 Oct 17, 2011   General Artist
incredible! If you do redo her face, give her orange hair like in the movie.
Still don't understand why the merchandise makes her hair yellow..
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*paperfetish Oct 23, 2011
I have a bigger problem with her dress not being silver in the merchandising. I think her hair was originally meant to be a light brown or perhaps a shade of auburn. I'm not a huge fan of the paper I chose for her hair, but I haven't found a good shade of yellow paper to use for blonde. Perhaps if there is another version, I will go with something that more closely matches the color of her hair in the movie.
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