Repaint! Margarita, the Summery, Tropical Monster High Doll Custom!

Dollightful
26 Apr 202417:46

Summary

TLDRIn this delightful video, the creator shares their journey of crafting a custom doll inspired by the refreshing summer cocktail, the Margarita. With a vivid lime green color palette and a bottom-heavy silhouette, the doll's design is a nod to Mexico, the cocktail's origin. Using a first-generation Monster High doll as the base, the artist meticulously customizes the doll's face, outfit, and accessories. The doll's hair is given a full head of curls using a pipe cleaner method, adding a touch of elegance. The outfit includes a bathing suit, a shawl with painted fringe, and a headpiece adorned with clay-made fruity accessories. The video concludes with a photo shoot, showcasing the doll's vibrant colors and unique design, leaving viewers excited for the next doll in the fruity lineup.

Takeaways

  • 😀 The script is a transcript of a video about customizing a doll named Margarita, inspired by the cocktail.
  • 😊 The doll customization process involves repurposing a Monster High doll named Head Mistress Bloodgood as the base.
  • 🎹 Various techniques are employed to customize the doll, including re-rooting the hair, repainting the face, and creating new clothing.
  • 💄 Detailed makeup application is described, focusing on the eyes and lips to match the theme of the doll.
  • đŸč The doll's outfit is inspired by the colors and elements of a margarita cocktail, with lime green and yellow being prominent.
  • 👗 Sewing and painting techniques are utilized to create the doll's clothing, including a swimsuit and a shawl.
  • 🍌 Fruity accessories such as bananas, watermelon slices, and grapes are sculpted from air-dry clay and painted.
  • đŸ’‡â€â™€ïž The doll's hair is styled using pipe cleaners to create tight curls, providing volume and a natural look.
  • 📾 The doll is showcased in a photo shoot, highlighting the completed customization and overall aesthetic.
  • 🎉 The script ends with anticipation for future doll customizations and encourages viewers to return for more content.

Q & A

  • Who is My Tai in the context of the video?

    -My Tai is a doll character previously created by the artist for a collaborative project, inspired by the summery cocktail of the same name.

  • What inspired the creation of the Margarita doll?

    -The artist was inspired by the idea of creating a companion for My Tai and chose to theme the new doll, Margarita, around another summery cocktail, incorporating lime green to complement My Tai's yellow color palette.

  • Why did the artist choose the Headless Head Mistress Bloodgood doll as the base for Margarita?

    -The artist chose the Headless Head Mistress Bloodgood doll because her head easily detaches, facilitating customization, and because her skin tone matched the vision for Margarita, saving additional work.

  • How does the artist handle a tear in the doll's head during the re-rooting process?

    -The artist repairs a tear in the doll's head by preparing a small weft of hair as a large plug, inserting it into the tear, and securing it with fabric glue, which is allowed to dry overnight.

  • What precautions does the artist take when using Mr. Super Clear sealant?

    -The artist stresses the importance of using Mr. Super Clear sealant in a well-ventilated area while wearing a respirator mask for safety, as it is essential for creating a drawable surface on the doll's vinyl face but can be harmful to inhale.

  • How does the artist create the eye makeup for the Margarita doll?

    -The artist starts with pastels to warm up the plastic face and then uses watercolor pencils for fine details like the eyelashes and irises, and switches to gouache paints to add opacity and finalize the details.

  • What unique technique does the artist use for curling the doll's hair?

    -The artist uses pipe cleaners to curl the doll's hair, a method deemed easier and cleaner than previous techniques. The hair is wrapped around the pipe cleaners, then treated with boiling water to set the curls.

  • How does the artist construct the doll's headdress?

    -The artist creates a headdress using air-dry clay to form fruit shapes and other elements, which are then painted and assembled on a felt base pinned to a spare doll head for easier handling during construction.

  • What challenges did the artist face when making the grape accessory?

    -The grape accessory was challenging due to the artist's desire to have the grapes dangle naturally. The solution involved making individual grapes on embroidery thread stems, then tying them into bunches for a natural drape.

  • What are the artist's thoughts on the final look of the Margarita doll?

    -The artist was initially unsure about the doll's appearance, especially the face, but felt that the styled green curls significantly enhanced the overall look, making the doll appear more complete and satisfying.

Outlines

00:00

🎹 Customizing Margarita: A Summery Beach Doll

The video begins with the creator expressing excitement for Summer and a dream of a beach vacation, which inspires the creation of a new doll named Margarita. The doll is loosely inspired by the refreshing cocktail one might enjoy at the beach. The design process includes choosing lime green as a featured color to complement the doll's yellow color palette and deciding on a top-heavy design to balance out the doll's bottom-heavy silhouette. The customization process involves removing factory paint, re-rooting the hair with a custom blend, and detailing the face with pastels, watercolor pencils, and gouache paints. The doll's outfit is designed to reflect a Mexican theme, with a bathing suit, shawl, and ruffles made from air-dry clay and fabric.

05:02

👗 Designing the Outfit and Accessories for Margarita

The second paragraph details the process of designing and creating Margarita's outfit and accessories. The doll's bathing suit is made from semi-stretchy white rayon, with edges hemmed by hand and secured with embroidery thread and velcro. The shawl is crafted from bright yellow cotton, with ribbons painted on instead of sewn due to a lack of small ribbons. The swimsuit and shawl are adorned with ruffles and fringes made from strips of fabric. The doll's headdress and accessories are made from air-dry clay, including a variety of fruit shapes and a cocktail umbrella. The fruits are painted and have holes drilled into them for attaching metal loops or threading them onto the doll's accessories. The effort put into creating the detailed and colorful accessories is emphasized, showcasing the creator's dedication to the craft.

10:03

🍇 Crafting the Fruity Headdress and Styling the Hair

The third paragraph focuses on the creation of the doll's fruity headdress and the styling of its hair. The headdress is assembled on a spare doll head using felt as a base, with each fruit element being stitched or glued onto it. The grapes, a particularly challenging part of the headdress, are made by attaching individual clay grapes to embroidery thread stems. The doll's hair is styled into full curls using pipe cleaners, a technique that the creator found easier and cleaner than previous methods. The curls are then set with boiling water and allowed to dry before being carefully removed and separated to add volume and a natural look. The final result is a doll with a striking head of green curls that, according to the creator, significantly enhances the overall appeal of the project.

15:05

📾 Margarita's Photo Shoot and Teasing the Next Doll

The final paragraph concludes with a photo shoot of the completed Margarita doll, highlighting the doll's large scale and the successful integration of bright colors in her design. The creator expresses satisfaction with how the colors turned out and the balance achieved in the multicolor palette. The video ends with a teaser for a third doll in the fruity lineup, hinting at future content for viewers to look forward to. The creator thanks the audience for watching and encourages them to stay creative and artistic.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Customizing Dolls

Customizing dolls refers to the process of altering and personalizing mass-produced dolls to create unique, one-of-a-kind figures. In the video, the creator is customizing a Monster High doll by changing its appearance to resemble a 'Margarita' cocktail-inspired character. This includes repainting the doll's face, re-rooting the hair, and designing a new outfit.

💡Margarita

A Margarita is a well-known cocktail that typically consists of tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur, often served with salt on the rim of the glass. In the context of the video, 'Margarita' is used as the name and inspiration for the custom doll, with the color lime green being a featured aspect of the doll's design.

💡Face-Up

Face-Up is a term used in the doll customization community to describe the process of re-painting a doll's face to give it a new expression or look. In the video, the doll's face is given a 'face-up' with features like dark smoky eyeshadow, hot pink lipstick, and detailed eyes to match the Margarita theme.

💡Re-Rooting

Re-Rooting is the process of removing a doll's factory-installed hair and replacing it with custom hair, often made from doll-safe materials like nylon. The video demonstrates re-rooting by using a mix of 'sour apple and envy nylon doll hair' from dollyhair.com to give the doll a new hairstyle inspired by the character concept.

💡Headdress

A headdress is an item of clothing worn on the head, often for decorative purposes or as part of a costume. In the video, the doll is given a fruity headdress made from air-dry clay, which includes elements like bananas, watermelon slices, and grapes, adding a playful and thematic touch to the doll's overall design.

💡Sealant

Sealant is a type of protective coating applied to surfaces to provide a barrier against elements like water, dust, and UV rays. In the context of the video, Mr. Super Clear Sealant is used to create a surface on the doll's face that can be drawn on with pastels and watercolor pencils, and later sealed to protect the painted details.

💡Gouache Paints

Gouache paints are a type of water-based paint known for their opacity and the ability to be easily lifted and adjusted. In the video, gouache paints are used to finalize the doll's face details and add opacity to the colors, contributing to the vibrant and detailed appearance of the doll's makeup.

💡Sculpting

Sculpting is the process of shaping a malleable material, such as clay, into a three-dimensional form. The video features sculpting as the artist creates various fruit shapes for the doll's accessories, showcasing the artist's ability to create lifelike miniatures that are both charming and thematic.

💡Air-Dry Clay

Air-dry clay is a type of modeling material that hardens as it dries in the air, without the need for baking. It is used in the video to form the basic shapes of the doll's fruity accessories, such as bananas, watermelon slices, and grapes, which are then painted and assembled onto the doll's headpiece.

💡Fringes

A fringe in fashion refers to a decorative border or trim made of loose, hanging threads or strands. In the video, the artist adds fringes to the doll's shawl using embroidery thread, which is sewn on in loops to create a decorative and colorful edge that complements the doll's beach-themed outfit.

💡Embroidery Thread

Embroidery thread is a thin, strong thread used for hand embroidery and other crafting projects. In the video, embroidery thread is utilized in multiple ways, such as sewing loops for fringes on the shawl, creating straps for the sandals, and constructing the stems for the clay grapes, highlighting its versatility in doll customization.

Highlights

The artist is creating a custom doll inspired by the concept of a refreshing summery cocktail, specifically a Margarita, to complement a previous doll named 'Mai Tai'.

The doll's design is influenced by Mexican culture as a nod to the origins of the Margarita cocktail.

The artist uses a first-generation Monster High doll as the base, taking advantage of its customizable features.

A unique hair re-rooting technique is employed, using a mix of sour apple and envy nylon doll hair from dollyhair.com.

The doll's face-up process involves using pink pastels, watercolor pencils, and gouache paints to create a makeup-heavy but tasteful look.

The doll's outfit is designed with a bathing suit and shawl, with hand-painted details and fringe for a vibrant, beachy aesthetic.

Air-dry clay is used to craft detailed fruity accessories, including bananas, watermelon slices, and grapes, for a whimsical touch.

The artist shares a new technique for curling doll hair using pipe cleaners, resulting in tight, full curls.

The doll's final look is styled with a voluminous head of green curls, which significantly enhances the overall appearance.

The artist reflects on the creative process, noting that the doll's appeal grew substantially once the hair was styled.

A cocktail umbrella is incorporated into the doll's headdress as a playful detail, adding to the Margarita theme.

The artist discusses the challenge of working with a multicolor palette and achieving a balanced look with bright colors.

The doll's large scale is an unintentional but welcome surprise, giving the doll a commanding presence.

The artist hints at a third doll in the 'fruity lineup,' generating anticipation for a future project.

The video concludes with a photoshoot, showcasing the doll's completed look and the successful integration of all design elements.

The artist emphasizes the joy of crafting miniatures and how small-scale items can become charming and appealing.

Safety precautions are highlighted when using Mr. Super Clear Sealant, recommending the use of a respirator mask and a ventilated area.

The artist shares a personal anecdote about repurposing a custom blend of doll hair that had been stored for years, emphasizing resourcefulness and patience.

The creative process is documented in detail, from concept art to the final product, providing insight into the artist's workflow and decision-making.

Transcripts

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[Music]

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welcome to delightful you guys remember

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my thae my fun fruity beacho party girl

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that I made for that big collaboration

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we did that one time well I'm looking

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ahead to Summer and dreaming of a Beach

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vacation myself aren't I always and that

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got me in the mood to make my tai some

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friends for real I was still wearing my

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winter coat when I began this doll in

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mid-march mid-march look I was born and

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raised in Texas these Korean WI feel so

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long without further Ado let's get to

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the concept

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art a my tie is as you may know a

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refreshing summery cocktail one might

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enjoy at the beach to keep that theme

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going I thought we could name this next

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Girl

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Margarita these dolls aren't so much

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personifications of the drinks as they

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are Loosely inspired by them though so

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mostly I knew that I just wanted lime

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green to be a featured color I think

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it'll look great with my TI's yellow

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color

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palette speaking of my tie her

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silhouette is very bottom heavy by which

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I mean she's got this big skirt that

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gives her a triangle shape so as much as

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I love the pants and Shaw combo of the

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Middle Design I think it's too

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similar to balance the pair out I chose

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the topheavy design of the third drawing

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but added that Shaw back in cuz I really

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wanted to make

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it so that's our final design if you

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couldn't tell just from looking at the

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colored stripes and Ruffles her design

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draws inspiration from Mexico a little

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nod to the origins of the margarita

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cocktail I'll be using the first

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generation Monster High doll headless

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head mistress Bloodgood as the base in

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the original Monster High fiction she

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was based on the headless horsemen which

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means her head pops right off they

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designed it to come on and off easily as

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a customizer I wish every doll was like

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that all right gang you know the drill

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chop

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chop fish out the leftover plugs with a

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pair of

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pliers this can be done more easily if

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you periodically soften the head in hot

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water remove the factory paint with 100%

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pure

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acetone now she's ready to

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customize they gave the head mistress

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really strong features didn't they I

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guess they were aiming to sculpt a more

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adult face compared to the teenager main

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characters it doesn't really match the

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vision I have for my own character but

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I'll see what I can do the body is not a

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perfect fit either but I decided to go

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ahead and use this doll because the skin

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tone was right you know and that saves

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me so much

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work hair this Hank is a mix of two

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colors sour apple and envy nylon doll

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hair from dollyhair.com

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it's a beautiful and subtle custom blend

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isn't

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it I bought this years ago for a doll

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that never panned out so it's satisfying

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to finally use this hair for something

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do you have anything like that in your

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craft closet it's like at last that one

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thing I've had for over 10 years I knew

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I'd use it eventually this justifies

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carrying it around every time I move to

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house

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[Music]

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right sometimes you get a small tear in

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the head like this not to worry here's

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what to do prepare a small weft of hair

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about the same size as the tear and glue

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the ends together basically we've made

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an extra large plug for this specific

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tear

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wait until the end of the re-root then

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slot it in place because it's a bit

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looser than the other

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plugs flip the head over and fill the

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head with fabric glue as usual being

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sure to coat that special w we just put

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in let it dry overnight and when you

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come back the next day bundle that

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beautiful hair away in a protective

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fabric mask in preparation for the face

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up pins around the hairline give you the

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perfect mask why bother with masking off

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the hair because of this stuff

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Mr super clear sealant this stuff is

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essential for creating a surface to draw

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on the vinyl face but will discolor doll

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hair and make it feel icky too as always

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spray in a ventilated area with your

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respirator mask on for

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safety yeah I was working in my pajamas

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that

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day as always you can find a full list

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of materials that I use for this doll in

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the description box below the

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video I never know if somebody's

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watching for the first time so I always

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make sure to mention that I begin with

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pink pastels over the eyes apples of the

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cheeks and a little on the nose and

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forehead this warms up the plastic and

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makes it look more like real

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skin Dusty pastels can also be used to

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block in the eyebrows and lip

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color refine The Pastels with a kneed

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eraser next I sharpen the lines and

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begin to draw the face and eyes with

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watercolor

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pencils I'm feeling confident today okay

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so I jump right in with the black

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pencil sketch in the Lash lines the

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eyelid the iris and those fluffy

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eyelashes I decided a dark Smoky

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eyeshadow would match the hot pink lip

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color well my tie has a very colorful

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eyes shadow look going on so why didn't

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I do the same with Margarita not sure

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but it might have to do with her strong

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facial features I didn't want the

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character to look gy and felt that the

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hot pink lip Li stick color was enough

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she's walked right up to the line but I

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don't think she crosses it don't get me

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wrong this is a very makeupheavy look

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but still tasteful I hope you

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agree besides with the bright lime green

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eyes we still get plenty of color in

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there I switched to gouache paints to

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finalize the details and add opacity to

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the

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colors dot on those Oho sparkly eye

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shines and we'll call the face

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[Music]

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done two or three final layers of Mr

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super clear sealant should do the trick

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and then you can remove the hair

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mask once IID finished the face I was

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looking at her thinking are the eyes too

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big like unsettlingly big maybe I

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basically stuck to the parameters of the

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mold so I don't know how this happened I

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mean it's not like I ever go for realism

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anyway but I'm not sure about this one

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guys let's turn our attention to her

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outfit although far from perfect I

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sketched up some rough drafts of her

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bathing suit and Shaw based on existing

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patterns from my library altered from my

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basic shirt pattern in fact so versatile

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pardon the

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plug the shaw I stitched up with bright

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yellow

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cotton next I would sew on the ribbons

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but I don't have any ribbons this small

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so we're going to use paint instead I

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paint white onto the fabric

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first then the colors to make sure they

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show up nice and

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bright finally The Fringe I love a good

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Fringe on the end of a garment all you

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need is embroidery thread and a little

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patience I sew Loop by Loop across the

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bottom Hem Of The Shaw and around the

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Cuffs before cutting and trimming the

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threads

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straight lovely

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the swimsuit I cut out of semi stretchy

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white rayon I want to say it is it wraps

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around the doll's body like

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so I turn under and hem all the edges by

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hand before adding embroidery thread

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straps and velcro in the

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back Monster High doll's swayback design

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can make clothes like this a challenge

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to sew but I think it looks good enough

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I prepared three long strips of the same

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fabric and painted stripes on these as

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well using the same

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acrylics then I ran a stitch down the

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raw Edge and gathered each strip until

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it was a full fluffy

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ruffle one at a time I sew each ruffle

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to the bathing suit and

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voila it uh it actually came out a

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little Fuller than I intended these

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Ruffles are really ruffly I probably

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should have taken them off and tried

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again but it took so long to sew them on

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that I kept telling myself this looks

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fine what do you think too

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much the best part about these dolls are

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the fruity headdresses and accessories

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so let's make those next out of air dry

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clay I formed the basic shapes of

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bananas watermelon slices oranges and

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more as well as using the clay to block

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out her sandals while I'm at it

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the bunch of grapes was the biggest

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challenge I spent a long time thinking

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about how to make this because I want

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the grapes to dangle and drape naturally

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at top the doll's head I finally decided

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to cut a whole bunch of embroidery

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thread stems and stick a grape on the

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end of each one the knot in the thread

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should help the clay hold

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on the next day after the clay has fully

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dried sand down and refined your fruity

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shapes

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then it's time to

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paint a bright paint job really helps

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sell it even rudimentary clay blobs can

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be painted to look fairly convincing I'm

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a better painter than I am a sculptor so

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I tend to rely heavily on a good paint

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job much of my acrylic paint is fairly

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transparent so it's going to take a

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couple coats to become opaque some of

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the paints I'm using are fluorescent too

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so they look super bright and saturated

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I'm loving

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it you know what's fun about this hobby

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or really any hobby where Miniatures are

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involved anything you make always looks

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Charming take a normal thing like an

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orange slice and shrink it down and it

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just becomes cute you know everything is

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so cute when it's small look at these

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little tiny

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bananas once I'm done painting I take an

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equally tiny hand drill and drill holes

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into most of the fruit pieces the orange

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slices will be her

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earrings and the small fruit slices her

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belt so they need metal Loops a rounded

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pair of of jewelry pliers really comes

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in handy for stuff like

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this I'll string the bananas together at

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the stems so they all need holes

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too I Bunch up four bananas and three

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bananas then layer them like so for a

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full set of

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bananas her flip-flops will get straps

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so I prepare a hole for those as well

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then run an embroider thread Loop

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through like this gluing the back of the

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loop to the sole of the shoe and the

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ends of the threads to the bottom of the

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shoe out of

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sight The Grapes though boy they took

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some work I taped them to the edge of my

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desk to paint them all for starters I

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also glossed each individual grape with

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varnish too because I want them to be

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shiny

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once every grape was finally dry I tied

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them together in bunches of five or more

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grapes combine the bunches into one

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final Mega

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bunch and tie them together again

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keeping everything tied not glued lets

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me tug and finesse the shape of the

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bunch after it's on the doll what do you

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think was the effort worth it I like how

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it drapes but a part of me thinks I

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should have saved myself the trouble and

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just sculpted a solid bunch of clay

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grapes now to arrange our fruity

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accessories into a magnificent headpiece

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grab a spare head to make this step

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easier pin a piece of felt onto the head

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to act as the

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base then one element at a time Stitch

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or glue everything to the felt

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we'll need to access the pins at the end

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of all this so be mindful not to cover

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them up with a slice of watermelon or

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anything lastly one of my favorite Parts

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about this headdress the cocktail

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umbrella I love these little things I

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trim down the toothpick and hot glue it

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in place

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[Music]

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remove the pins and the headdress is

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ready before we put it on our doll

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though there's one last step to take

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styling the

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hair I've drawn her with a full head of

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curls so to achieve this look we're

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going to use pipe cleaners that's right

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you've probably seen me curl doll hair

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time and time again with straws and

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bobby pins but this method of curling

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doll hair popped up on my Instagram feed

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I think I first saw it on the doll

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planet

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it looks really easy so let's give it a

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go take a pipe cleaner place it on the

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top of the doll's head and wrap the

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doll's hair all the way down pinch the

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pipe cleaners around the hair at the top

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and the bottom and Bam one curler is in

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place I divided the hair and placed

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plenty of pipe cleaner curlers because I

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want relatively tight full

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curls once they're all in place on her

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head and she's looking like Medusa heat

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up the kettle and Drench the hair with

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plenty of boiling water I'm going to do

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this over the sink I'm just miming it

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here I wait a full day to make sure the

14:08

hair is dry before gently unwrapping

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each

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ringlet I did find the pipe cleaners

14:13

harder to remove than the straws but

14:15

overall I'd say this method is way

14:16

easier and cleaner I'm definitely going

14:19

to use this technique from now on highly

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recommend

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it split each ringlet three or four

14:26

times to add volume and make the curls

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look more natural

14:30

and we're done look at that

14:35

wow can I be honest with you guys I

14:37

wasn't loving this doll and still wasn't

14:39

sure about the face right up until the

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very end here but now that she's got

14:44

this waterfall of green curls like I

14:46

love

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her who knew that the hair alone could

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save this

14:53

project see for yourself like with all

14:55

the elements of this doll combined it's

14:57

her incredible head of hair that pulls

14:59

it all together and does the heavy

15:00

lifting in my

15:02

opinion and with that let's sit back and

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enjoy her photo shoot

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[Music]

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this lady is a tall drink of water y'all

15:52

I hadn't realized how big the head

15:53

mistress Bloodgood doll was I guess I

15:56

never held her up next to my other dolls

15:59

so her large scale wasn't intended but I

16:01

love that it happened she really

16:03

commands the space like a highly paid

16:06

runway model or

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something I'm also very pleased with how

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her colors came out monochrome or

16:13

limited color palettes are easy but

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multicolor palettes are the hardest in

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my

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opinion it's a challenge getting bright

16:21

colors to work well together in one

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design and I think Margarita struck a

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really nice balance while still being

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super saturated

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[Music]

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[Music]

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we're almost ready for the beach but

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wait someone's missing yes I'm getting a

16:59

vision for a third doll in this fruity

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lineup I've already got the concept art

17:04

worked out and I can't wait to make her

17:06

so make sure you come on back later for

17:08

another fun doll customizing

17:11

video thank you so much for watching and

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stay artsy an

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I

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