Handmade BJD clothes - a new outfit for Michu - Dolly Tales. I spent all last week sewing Michu some handmade BJD clothes, so she would have something nice and clean to wear after she was all done being repaired and painted. I like to dress her in pretty clothes. I decided to make her a Mori girl outfit, since she is sweet and gentle and the style suits her.
I made her a pair of pantaloons, a pair of legwarmers, a chemise, a pinafore and a little beret. My awesome mom crocheted a little vest for her, too! I have a collection of vintage handkerchiefs for making doll clothes with. When sewing the vintage fabrics, I sew very slowly and carefully, with lots of fine silk pins. I trim the seams carefully by hand with my thread snips. I serge or overcast the inside seams, but the linings usually need to be attached by hand. I made the chemise loose and flowing, like the Mori girl styles. Here are her pantaloons and legwarmers. They have working front and back pockets, and an elastic waist. I love the teeny buttons! Her pinafore has a gathered front bodice. Парики. ПРОСЬБА - ЧИТАТЬ ОПИСАНИЕ АЛЬБОМА, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА! Making a Doll Wig. I make all the wigs for the dolls.
It is an easy thing to do. I found the original tutorial here, in BJD Magazine. This is where you will find how to measure for the wig cap. I am just going to show you pictures after that fact. I have the pieces I need together. I slipped a plastic bag over her head and added a very small rubber band around her head making it snug especially around her ears.
I put glue on the plastic, then added first the middle, painted glue all over it, then the side pieces, adding glue again. Then last the thin strip that goes around the perimeter pulling it snug. Let it dry, and then peel off the plastic and fit it on her head seeing where it needs to be trimmed. You can see the nice snug fit here. Put the plastic bag back on, and put the wig cap over it to begin gluing on the mohair. Starting at the bottom I added a line of glue. Row by row, up the head, and around the sides. Wefting mohair. Or in my case wool, Navajo-churro to be exact.
I used this to make a doll wig, but I certainly can think of times when a weft of long mohair would be needed in creating bears or other animals, tails, manes, ect. I wanted to make a straight wig for the doll I am working on. I have make wig caps and glued the mohair locks directly onto the cap which works just great for curls. But the straight hair not so good. I could see way to much glue.
Tutorials and patterns. Ribbon pleated mini skirt. Go to footer Skip to content Home Change font size FAQ Dollieh Sanctuary Where no dollieh is left behind.
Board index Board index ‹ Toolshed ‹ Tutorials Print view Ribbon pleated mini skirt Post a reply 6 posts • Page 1 of 1 Ribbon pleated mini skirt by roguewolf128 » Wed Nov 21, 2012 10:11 pm This a simple project, to make anime skirts or short kilts. Take an end and fold it over. Taking the folded edge you just made go in another half an inch and fold till it looks like a Z. Bjd_wtf: Chapter Nine: Do-It-Yourself. You can make just about everything you could want for your dolls, from furniture and shoes to eyes, wigs and especially clothes.
As much as I'd love to sit down and do a tutorial for everything ever, I'm no expert so for now this will be a link list. "Sewing Links" Sewing Techniques DIY Networka TON of sewing tutorials and guidesLily AbelloThe most complete sewing resource directory I've seenAbout.comsewing lesson indexEmbroiderer's Guildimpressive visual stitch indexThe Renaissance TailorDemo Section is amazing; 16th/17th centuryDame Helen's 14th centurymany stitch examplesWWWearablesLots of helpful sewing tipsEras of Elegancehistoric pattern listings & tips for working with laceMarquiseLots of reference for costuming from different time periods and some tips and patternsHeritage ShoppeNeedlework/Embroidery referenceMargo Andersontips for period costumingSarah Howard Stonebuy the book that defines french hand sewing; heirloom sewing techniques.
Bjd_wtf: Chapter One: What Is a BJD? "What the heck is a ball-joint doll?
" A ball joint doll is exactly what it sounds like: a doll that has ball joints where humans have joints; (knees, elbow, waist, ect). This makes them very flexible and able to pose in very lifelike ways. Other dolls, even ones with flexible wire skeletons are not as articulated as a ball joint doll. Because of their unique design, ball joint dolls (or BJDs) can sit and stand unaided, and hold a variety of very human poses. Unlike a porcelain doll or Barbie, BJDs do not need a stand, but they are available. Ball joint dolls are also unique in another very significant way: they are designed to be fully customizable!
'What sizes do they come in? ' Tiny BlueFairy Discussion (Part 1) Bluefairy International-I'll alway be here for you. Bluefairy Japan - I'll always be here for you. 1.
メイクアップ: No Make-up (+ $0) / Girl or Boy Make-up (+ $47)2. ボディ: Girl or Boy Body (+ $0) / Body Change (+ $20)3. アウトフィット: No Outfit (+ $0) / TF Basic Outfit (+ $20) / TF Default Outfit (+ $50) 4. シューズ: No Shoes (+ $0) / TF Default Shoes (+ $25) / TF Default Boots (+ $30)5. ウィッグ: No Wig (+ $0) / TF Girl or Boy Random Wig (+ $20) - Basic Girl Outfit: Shirts, Socks and Panty Basic Boy Outfit: Shirts and Pants - 3rd Default Girl Outfit: Jumper Skirt, Saiolr Shirts, Hat, Socks, Patticoat, Underwear and Ribbon(Random) 3rd Default Boy Outfit: Jacket, Pants, Shirts, Cuffs, Hat and Socks.