I know... I know. I'm not the only person seeking these cute little girls but here are my top 3 LPS Blythe I would like to add to my collection:
B26 :: Raindrops 'n Rainbows
B27 :: Snow Love
B28 :: Prettiest Pajamas
Aren't they tooo cute?!
Friday, April 20, 2012
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Need to Purchase Doll Customization Supplies
I didn't have the slightest clue on what is needed for doll customization but thanks to a post on TIB, I now have a starting point. Below are some of the supplies I will be gathering over the next couple of weeks.
Doll Surgery Kit Needs:
320 grit or higher sanding sponges
Soft artist’s pastels
Acrylic Paint
Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue (gold bottle)
Acid-free scrapbooking paper in various colors (foiling eyechips)
.44” Hot glue sticks
Makeup applicator style cotton swabs
Cotton balls
Tiny sewing scissors
Standard hole punch
Paintbrushes (1 square tipped firm, 1 fine tip, 1 angled tip firm)
Needle nose jewelry pliers (spring removal/attachment, arc removal)
Butter knife (great for prying!)
Painter’s tape
Isopropyl Alcohol (makeup removal)
Hair shears
Toothpicks (for spreading glue)
Tiny crochet hook (spring attachment, thatching hair)
Large serving bowl (for head soaking)
Testor’s Dull Cote or MSC
SEM Interior or Krylon Indoor/Outdoor or Krylon Fusion Spray Paint
Mohair
Saran Hair
While I have some of the stuff already here, I still need to purchase a lot. LOL evilbay here I come!
I really want to make a custom black Blythe hence the spray paint. I decided that I'll use Ginger for this experiment since she already has a Licca body, supposedly those bodies take paint better than the standard Blythe bodies.
Is it pay day yet? LOL
Doll Surgery Kit Needs:
320 grit or higher sanding sponges
Soft artist’s pastels
Acrylic Paint
Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue (gold bottle)
Acid-free scrapbooking paper in various colors (foiling eyechips)
.44” Hot glue sticks
Makeup applicator style cotton swabs
Cotton balls
Tiny sewing scissors
Standard hole punch
Paintbrushes (1 square tipped firm, 1 fine tip, 1 angled tip firm)
Needle nose jewelry pliers (spring removal/attachment, arc removal)
Butter knife (great for prying!)
Painter’s tape
Isopropyl Alcohol (makeup removal)
Hair shears
Toothpicks (for spreading glue)
Tiny crochet hook (spring attachment, thatching hair)
Large serving bowl (for head soaking)
Testor’s Dull Cote or MSC
SEM Interior or Krylon Indoor/Outdoor or Krylon Fusion Spray Paint
Mohair
Saran Hair
While I have some of the stuff already here, I still need to purchase a lot. LOL evilbay here I come!
I really want to make a custom black Blythe hence the spray paint. I decided that I'll use Ginger for this experiment since she already has a Licca body, supposedly those bodies take paint better than the standard Blythe bodies.
Is it pay day yet? LOL
Monday, April 16, 2012
Skull Shores B&W Frankie
I went back and forth on whether I should get this Frankie but since I was able to get her a pretty nice price... not exactly $4.13 plus tax... I couldn't resist.
Looking Cute
Candy (before her dye job) and Anais looking cute in their new duds (all made by me, of course).
Sunday, April 15, 2012
6/52 - An Apple A Day
Miss Apple (f.k.a. Fabulously Vintage) is this weeks 52wpb star with her two tone hairdo! Thanks again bigeyewitness :-)
Saturday, April 14, 2012
5/52 - Pink Saturday
I finally have a pink hair girl! Nicki was a Hiking Trip LPS Blythe but thanks to bigeyewitness for sharing how to dye LPS Blythe hair. Nicki was delighted to be the 52wpb star! I also made the pillowcase dress for her to wear.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
8/52 - Anais the Traveler
Anais got to travel with my hubby & I to Baton Rouge, LA from CA for the USBC National Bowling Tournament. Here she is in front of the LSU Football Stadium, doesn't she look chic in her new tunic (made by me, of course)?! ADAW, 52 weeks of Blythe.
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