I have to admit when the box arrived today, and I said goodbye to the
postman...I couldn't help but think of that scene from "A Christmas Story"
when the dad sees the package arrive containing his 'major award' that
he'd won. "I WON, I WON, I WON" was going through my head. Then I said
out loud: "This is *my* "FR-A-G-I-L-ayyy".
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(I apologize to whomever reads the above and has never seen "A Christmas Story".
I must sound like I have no sense! ^__^ David Kuncci is my award for winning the
Dollshe Review Contest in December. I am so excited about this!)
Ok...on with pix!!!
Look who's piccie is on the box now--->> Go Sdink!
He's packed in with custom style:
Pallllllleskin...mmmmmm....
Detail!
Harlow overtook the box already. (Oh yeah, and that's Buddy in the BG too):
Comfy!
Great nose!
SA head...what's interesting was an extra OE head was included.
That would be cool to
try some modding on...give the face a
variety of eye expression perhaps. :)
Anyway, here is that lovely SA.
Nigh-night...back in the box. Hopefully, not for too long!
This is a blog containing photos I've taken of my BJDs (ball-jointed dolls) that I have painted/customized. Sizes range from 17.5" to 31.5".
Doll companies of sculpts represented are: Dollshe, Volks & Alchemic Labo, Elfdoll, Dollstown, Alice in Labyrinth,
Spirit Doll, Abio Angel, Dollmore, Nabarro, Piposdoll, Domuya, Doll in Mind, Dollclans and Doll Chateau.
All dolls are customized by myself (with the exception of Doll Chateau Douglas & Lusion Dahlia that are factory).
Friday, January 24, 2014
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Ventilating Lace Wigs
A while back I became interested in the idea of 'latch-hooking' a wig. At the time I didn't know there
was such a technique used by professional wig makers called Ventilating which was basically the same
approach but on a much smaller scale. Individual hand-tied knots of hair using various types of lace for the wig base.
So began my experiement...even though I had already tried a 'latch-hook' method a few years back, it produced
a result that wasn't to my liking. The fibers were too dense and it was way too bulky of a wig for my taste:
What I wanted was less hair lying on the head, producing a more realistic look... I have begun working more with the ventilating technique now and still have quite a few things to iron out, but I've learned alot and am certain the next go-around will produce even better results! I've been using human hair for this wig I'm finishing up:
Here's the hair I used in a 1 oz grouping as it came in the pkg:
More to come as I make more progress!
I'm attempting to also lighten the ends of the hair using lemon juice. Eventually I
would like to attain this effect ^___^:
What I wanted was less hair lying on the head, producing a more realistic look... I have begun working more with the ventilating technique now and still have quite a few things to iron out, but I've learned alot and am certain the next go-around will produce even better results! I've been using human hair for this wig I'm finishing up:
Here's the hair I used in a 1 oz grouping as it came in the pkg:
More to come as I make more progress!
I'm attempting to also lighten the ends of the hair using lemon juice. Eventually I
would like to attain this effect ^___^:
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