Friday, May 18, 2018

How to be Beautiful - Doll Maker Secrets


Most women want to know the secret on how to be beautiful. I will tell you my secret-- but first lets discuss what is means to be beautiful.
 
When did the concept of physical attractiveness in terms of the social construct of beauty become an important characteristic in mate selection and as a useful, valuable commodity that human beings honor and cherish? 

Have you ever noticed that the more absolutely, gorgeous, and stylish your shoes are the more they hurt your feet?  Have you ever worn a dress that was so drop dead gorgeous, that you could barely walk or breathe in it?  I am sure that this is how the phrase “drop-dead-gorgeous “originated.

 A fancy, expensive car such as the Lamborghini is nice to look at; but is it possible to pack your children and their bikes in it to take them around the corner to the park? The exquisitely, beautiful items in my home are not to be used or touched without permission because they are too fragile and delicate to be handled. 

The expensive, beautiful things that I own are only to be appreciated and admired from a distance. Beauty becomes more significant when a person or an object is not needed but desired. Eye candy is beautiful. Oatmeal not so much, but it is healthy and filling.

Take a moment, go back in time 10,000 years ago and imagine yourself as a hunter and gatherer. Remember, you don’t have to get all dressed up to go to the market—you will hunt animals and  collect plants such as berries, fruits, nuts or whatever you are lucky enough to find for dinner. Close your eyes and think about what you are wearing. 

Is your outfit comfortable?  Do you look fat in your pants? Does your blouse bring out the blue in your eyes? Can you run after a buffalo comfortably in your heels? What about your hair? Is it in a fancy up-do, bouffant hairstyle, finger waves or a sassy short Bob cut?  What about your eye shadow, lip-stick, and mascara did you remember to apply it perfectly before preparing dinner?

The evolution of beauty in terms of the comparison of physical attractiveness between humans is a byproduct of a surplus of goods and resources and massive amounts of free time that led to gender inequality between men and women. When men and women truly needed and depended upon each other for survival, it didn’t matter what the other person looked like. 

When humans were no longer preoccupied with the task of daily survival they stopped living through their bodies; but over thinking everyday life through their heads. As hunters and gatherers, they were lucky to have a mate. They didn’t think about where the relationship was going or how much money that person made. Each person was expected to contribute to the well-being of the group.

They didn’t have to live in their heads and toil over what to eat for dinner.  They didn’t have to worry about what to cook for dinner because they knew that dinner would be whatever they were lucky enough to kill or collect – and it would be delicious. 

Once humans became domesticated and they no longer needed to spend their time seeking shelter and food; they had the free time to create beauty. They had the luxury of carving beautiful designs on their bows.  

Beauty evolved from the reality of living in the moment, enjoying life, being present with real people; to the illusion of creating perfection in the future with selfies and posting images of one self onto social media to impress "friends" we have never met.

In my opinion the secret to being beautiful is to find a hobby that causes you to lose a sense of time and space. Become a doll maker, make doll clothes, and sip whatever beverage that makes you happy.


Greetings Dollings, in this cloth doll DIY I am going to show you how to make a bra and panties set for your Josephine Sock doll. To make this quick and easy doll bra and knickers set you will need the fabric of your choice, a sewing machine or needle and thread, stretchy lace, hooks, and rosettes for decorations. Thank you so much for watching.

 Greetings Dollings, in this DIY I am going to show you how to make a pair of doll slippers and a doll bath robe for your Josephine Sock doll. I am also including a doll morning routine stop motion using my Josephine sock doll. This is a very simple and easy no sewing required project. To make the doll robe you are going to need a bath towel and a hot glue gun. To make the doll slippers, I call them house shoes, you will need a bath towel, a fabric to cover the sole of the shoe, cardboard, thick foam and a hot glue gun. 
“Make a doll come to Life”

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