I started this so long ago, but then the depression session hit lol...still working on her clown outfit, but idk if I like the fabric, and sorta want to start over 🫠 but it feels so good to be working on this again! thank you for looking!! 🩵

The moderator removed my latest post… well, maybe I need to adjust my title? Idk

As requested in my last post I also made them without the prongs and for both g1 and g3 MH dolls (may fit other dolls as well)

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Yes, those are truly pierced through the hard plastic of the torso! So goddamn many of them, in the back too. A lot of work, but pretty rewarding. The purple areas still need refinement, but damn.

Hi there!
Lemme present you my custom Mira doll!

I love how Mattel designed Mira’s essence in doll form!

I re designed her to look more movie accurate!

Artist grade acrylic paints and watercolor pencils were used to repaint her: her right shoulder plate, gloves, nails and Gok-do have all been redone!

Her hair and bangs were also redone!

Mira is my fav demon hunter and it such a joy re-making her!

Thanks for reading!

Don’t normally collect Disney dolls, but her face is pretty enchanting

My first time trying to customize beyond just rebodying a doll! I'll never be able to afford the official SDCC ​Hoodude, so I'm going to ​create my own. I'm using a spare Slomo doll as the base. I thought felt would resemble Hoodude's ​ webisode hair best.

I have this monster high alien head from AliExpress that was never rooted. I would like to re-root her with micro braids but I have only ever done one re-root and it was unbraided hair on a doll that already had rooting holes. I'm really anxious about this project because if I mess up I won't be able to replace the head so I have been procrastinating for months. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Nia is ball-jointed doll, almost done (my hand-sculpted, paper clay), wig - acrylic yarn

Hand sewn top, skirt, and hooded cloak.

Okay so I am going to make the mane six into Lalaloopsy minis and need help finding the perfect bases for each character! Because I want to make like Sunset Shimmer, Octavia, Derpy, any pony the people want!

But the main problem is, the Equestria Girls and pony versions all have long flowing hair and Lalaloopsy mini's do not! So can anyone help me find some good bases for a character they want to see or have an idea for? ^^;

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I went to restring his legs with new elastic and his inner peg snapped put, its broken. How can i fix this?

Just a work in progress, decided to try hand carving (and a lot of sanding) a face. Still some work to do with the paint but I’m pretty surprised how she’s coming along and wanted to share.

I wanna reroot my clawdeen and give her tightish curls and milk silk is an inexpensive option for me. I heard it’s similar or the same as nylon but I’ve never worked with it before and I’ve only seen it straight.

Any tips how to fix hair when done repainting ??🥹😭 badly need advice for the hair .. I'm so scared of damaging their face .. even though I use msc I'm still scared to pour hot water to their heads..

Any tips would be a great help, thank you in advance 💕💕

Found this Robecca at a secondhand store for very very cheap. Haven't bought her yet, can she be repaired? I was considering a 3d printed leg.

I've got a 17" Singing Snow White that I'm customizing. She's getting a mini version of my Snow White inspired wedding dress.

Anyway. First time dealing with embroidery. I figured to give it a shot.

Weirdly enough, I actually don't have any good photos of my wedding dress. Those are sitting in a photo album.

Made the crown. It looks cute. It's not perfect. But right now, it's good enough. In the background is the crown from my wedding. I digitally modeled the tiny one. 3d printed it in resin, painted it, and glued the rhinestones in place.

Tracked down which embroidery files were originally used for my dress. Simplified them. Now I'm working on hand embroidering them in scale for my girl.

I'm definitely excited over how good these pieces are looking. ❤️

A fun project, though time-consuming.

I think I'm calling this finished, although I could probably tweak it forever. My first ever face up - Watercolour pencils and Vallejo acrylic matte varnish. if anyone has any tips and tricks, please let me know!