Beads stitch motif / Matryoshka series Baby girl!




Beads stitch motif / Matryoshka series Baby girl.



Finally Matryoshka series completed! 

She is youngest girl! very tiny!


Handmade by MashtonMashton

Handmade by MashtonMashton

Handmade by MashtonMashton

Japanese Beads： MIYUKI delica beads 11/0
Size Approximately  H2.8cm×W1.8cm ( H1.1nches x W 0.7inches)




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