I share some easy ideas for jazzing up some doll dresses.
September 16, 2017
by Tammy
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September 16, 2017
by Tammy
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I share some easy ideas for jazzing up some doll dresses.
September 16, 2017
by Tammy
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I’m learning more about the custom doll I recently purchased, and some of that includes how to become a doll doctor, whether I’m ready to or not.
September 16, 2017
by Tammy
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Custom Blythe dolls are what originally lured back into doll collecting. I love the idea of using art techniques to alter an existing doll. However, they can be very pricey, which is understandable given the time involved by the artist. I thought I was getting a really good deal when buying a custom doll recently, but I may have gotten ripped off.
September 16, 2017
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Attention crafters and doll collectors! I have a giveaway going on that ends at the ends of the month. All entries must go through the video directly on my Youtube channel. If you comment on the blog, you will not be entered to win.
August 30, 2017
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I have been wanting to make doll clothes since, well, forever, and while I have dabbled in making some knit and crochet doll dresses and accessories, I finally got my sewing machine serviced. I’m learning to sew Blythe doll dresses.
August 30, 2017
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Collecting clothes for your dolls is part of the Blythe doll addiction! In this short video, I show some cute clothing items I recently acquired for some of the dolls in my collection.
August 30, 2017
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Pineapple Princess and Cherry Beach Sunset Blythe dolls have a lot of similarities on the surface, so I take a look at both of them and compare and contrast.
August 30, 2017
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So, her hair! Pineapple Princess, like many current Blythe doll releases, has hair issues. But, an afternoon at the spa helped her out tremendously!
August 30, 2017
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This much anticipated Blythe doll finally arrived. Pineapple Princess is one of the few Blythe dolls with tan skin.
July 24, 2017
by Tammy
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Disney Art Studio is published by Thunder Bay Press and retails for $26.99 in the US. Basically, it is an art kit that includes a 128 page project book and loads of art supplies: 3 watercolor paints, 2 brushes, a palette, a set of 8 colored pencils, one drawing pencil, a fine-line marker, kneading eraser, and sharpener. While the booklet in the kit does have blank pages for sketching, I would recommend acquiring an additional sketch pad to go with the kit for anyone who wants to seriously learn to complete the drawing lessons provided in the book.
The book in the kit starts with the classic characters. First, of course, is Mickey Mouse, but there are 44 different character instructions in the book. Each drawing lesson in the book takes you step by step through the process, starting with contour lines and then adding to these until you have a finished drawing. Then you have the option of using colored pencils or paint to your piece of artwork.
The entire kit comes nicely packaged in a reusable box, so though not a requirement of any kit, it’s nice to have. This way, you can store all the supplies in the box, and this makes it portable as well.
I was not able to locate a recommended age for this kit. However, I think anyone from maybe ten years old and up through adults would enjoy it. Clearly, while the theme of the draws are child-friendly, you would not want you children playing with paint on their own. Plus, the projects in the kit will take some practice for any novice artists who have limited or no drawing background.