Stone's hair started looking right today. My mom, who is a trained beautician, helped me give him a stylish boy cut. I am going to purchase a curling iron to shape the ends a little more before the hair cut is finalized.
He is wearing his hat to encourage the hair to lay down on the top. For his sister, Snowden, I thatched her hair. This time I tried the SK-Coolcat Tutorial using the hole cut in the top to having a circular finished scalp. I don't know how successful I really was at this.
I am really happy to see these two doll projects coming to an end. I got to a point where I thought they would be never ending or always bald. Hair is a intimidating project.
After Snowden and Stone are finished I have to complete Angelina's revamp. Painting the body, once again, has been the trouble. I maybe repainting her completely (face included) using SEM automotive paint that has seem to be a success for others.
After Angelina, I am still waiting for the doll bank that I order 2 or 3 days before Christmas. I should be getting it in a week or two. This head is going on my Soul body. I have spray paint that matches ready to go.
After my second black beauty, I am in the process of purchasing a Blythe from Australia without a scalp. I am pretty excited! I think she is a RBL. She has a few flaws which is fine by me since I plan to customize her.
I am hoping to hear back from another person selling a Prima Dolly Ashlette soon too. Her dolly was customized but there are issues with glue and such.
Shew...that is a lot of projects ahead of me! Right now I am just waiting on the mail.
the hands needed to cut a dolls hair. LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteShe did a good job, but she was trying to clean and hold at the same time! It was a lot of fun for all of us.
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