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http://popculture.lookingland.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/genevieve_11_thumb.jpg400525I wanted to do something off the beaten path for this month’s vampire theme, so I dug deep and found vampiric creatures from the ancient Aztecs: Cihuateteo. Cihuateotl is truly a gruesome figure (as many Aztec deities are). She represents the spirit of women who die in childbirth (hence the crown of baby skulls and the one around her neck). She preys on women and children, stealing babies and causing their mothers to go mad. Basically not a pleasant creature nor one you would want to invite to tea. I based my costume here on a bit of statuary (which I included for reference) with some embellishments and liberties. Instead of the typical Aztec stylized skulls, I made them a bit more naturalistic. Find more theme outfits to match this doll at the following fabulous blogs: Paper Doll School Paper Thin Personas Miss Missy Paper Dolls [Click on this link or the picture to download a printable .pdf]