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While porcelain is the most practical material for extremely limited edition artist dolls (under 100 of any particular face), it is neither more expensive nor nicer than vinyl. The process for making vinyl molds is much more complicated and
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Yes, there have been patterns made for clothing for Ginger Brook Hollow dolls. When we developed these dolls it was our hope that they would promote creativity in the area of sewing as well as other skills. We should have such patterns posted on
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I have had a number of contests wherein, among other things, winners received special Parasol Protectorate pins, handmade by Ruby Blackbird of Etsy fame. Also you can buy the dress Alexia wears on the cover of the book from Clockwork Couture.
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• Take your BJD and sock and cut off the foot part of the sock. Hold it up to your doll to make sure it covers the necessary areas. • Put your doll to the side and cut a hole by the top in the middle. • Thread the ribbon or string through (this is
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They are called "nesting dolls", matryoshka", but they are also called matrioshka, matryoshkas, babushka dolls, babushka's doll.
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• Undress your doll and wrap her in one of the small towels. Cover her eyes with a towel, because if they get wet they can rust! • Have her head leaning over the sink and turn on lukewarm water. Begin by rinsing her hair gently and thoroughly. Do
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• Take off any clothing and accessories. Find a nice tub or sink which is deep enough for you to dip her into the water. If she's is filthy, wash her body. • Wash her hair using either soap or water. If you want, you could try using shampoo and
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The STITCHES dolls are always traveling the country educating the community at large. There are usually small exhibits at various universities, colleges, high schools, and agencies throughout the Midwest. Occasionally, "the girls", as we like to
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The dolls are stuffed with Morning glory Polyester fiberfill. This is the only kind i use and is made for firmer results. Morning glory also make a cluster fluff but that is not good to use for dolls like this.
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The dolls are designed so that the weight of the doll is in proportion to the weight of a child. Generally, a child who plays with a Corolle doll is between the ages of 2 and 8 years old, her weight is approximately 15 to 40 pounds. If you were to
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