The Antonia with all new sails and rigging.
And some sails in progress for The Annabel Lee. She’ll be done tomorrow.
The Antonia with all new sails and rigging.
And some sails in progress for The Annabel Lee. She’ll be done tomorrow.
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My words upon perusing your blog for the first time? : Wow. The finishes and seeming fragility of the ships’ hulls are just lovely, I never would’ve thought papier mache could be this good!
I love your ships! The Antonia is so wispy-dreamy… it makes me get all glassy eyed and lost in an instant day dream…
All I can say is WOW Ann! Your ships are incredible…I love them!
Amazing work!!!! You must be very patient to it. I love them specially The Ginger Rose.
The ship itself is luminous and pearly! Very beautiful as usual. I worship at your feet Ann Wood.
Your ships are gorgeous! Just found you through PG. Do you sell them?? I looked on your links but can’t find any? They are absolutley brillilant!
So beautiful!!!!!
I am so in love with your beauty of a ship!
Now thats some serious talent you have there!
Lovely! I have been watching these for a while, but that sail is just gorgeous!
[…] I’m mad for just about everything that Ann Wood makes, but especially her fleet of papier mache sailing ships. […]
Ann, what is the ship’s skeleton made of?
they are beauuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuutiful.
Wow. I just stumbled here. What a very beautiful creation.
I’D love to know what the ribbed ships are made of too? .. they are beautiful!