Art Doll Boutique

Making fantasy a reality every day!

Latest Creations

Sparklet the Fire Dragon Art Doll

Who am I?

Hi! I go by Georgia around these parts. Welcome to my art doll boutique “Amiable Curios.” I’d like to think of this website as a boutique instead of a regular shop as every item page is handcrafted and unique just like my creations.

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Photograph of a smiling girl with dark, medium length hair blowing in the wind.

Depicted here is an orange cat art doll. The cat's head and paws are made out of polymer clay. The eyes are orange as well and made out of glass. The cat has a rather serious and a little sad expression, as if he had a long life and all of his experiences show on his face. The cat has a fluffy striped white and orange tail. The body is orange and white fur fabric. The cat has a necklace with beads and red and silver fish, as well as a sea horse charm.

What do I do?

I make one-of-a-kind art dolls and figurines as a hobby. I am a full-time artist with focus on painting and sculpture, but making cute friendly creatures is my other creative outlet. This is the reason I created this art doll boutique separately from my main gallery. I hope they’ll invoke a feeling of happiness in your inner child!

How do I do it?

Every art doll is different, but I generally follow similar technique for each creation. I sculpt some parts out of polymer clay, then I sew other parts and stuff them with pure clouds! Finally, a splash of paint, a spray of varnish and a bit of fairy dust, and the dolls is ready for the world. That’s exactly how it happens, I promise!

While I wanted to have a big website launch with lots of art dolls and pages, life does get in the way. For now, this website is a work in progress, and it being a hobby, I progress rather slowly. However, I will try to add new pages and new creations weekly!

Depicted here is a polymer clay head of an earth dragon art doll. The green head features leaves and scales. The nose is pointy and resembles a turtle's beak. The eyes are yellow with gold shimmer. The expression is kind and cheerful.

Recent Crafting Tips

Removing Paint from Polymer Clay – Tipping Tuesday .009

Close-up on fairy face after removing acrylic paint from polymer clay and repainting her face. Her mouth is smaller and symmetrical now.

Things happen, sometimes a brushstroke goes wrong, or you don’t like the way the face turned out. That’s not a problem, as long as the acrylic paint is still fresh, it can be removed. Apply a little water using clean brush and then rub with cotton swab until the paint comes off. Use clean cotton…

Cleaning Polymer Clay – Tipping Tuesday .008

Fairy figurine and its base next to two cotton swabs that are used to clean polymer clay

Polymer clay picks up dust and particles really easy, so it’s good to have some cleaning options. Preparation is the key to minimize the need for cleaning polymer clay! Before I start sculpting, I make sure my work surface is dust free and my hands are clean. I wipe the surface with wet baby wipes…

Glue for Polymer Clay – Tipping Tuesday .007

A hand holding a bottle of Loctite Super glue for polymer clay. The bottle is gray, with light blue label. The cap is darker blue. On each side of the bottle, there are dark blue buttons that dispense glue when pushed on.

Sometimes, you just have to attach polymer clay parts together. Or maybe you need to fix small breakages, things happen. I use cyanoacrylate adhesive or simply put Super Glue for polymer clay! Here’s the particular brand and bottle shape I like to use. It doesn’t dry out quickly and it’s easy to dispense in small…