Assembling dolls and making wigs

That is my plan for this weekend and the beginning of next week. It's very exciting for me to finally see them start coming together! I'm working as fast as I can to realize my different doll-projects - I finally have some time to spend on them now that school is finished.

I hope to post soon again, I have so much I want to write about - but now I'm really aching to get started on the wig-making business!

one of my little 'myling#1'- dolls being assembled...

 

trying hair colours for my bjd bisque girl

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Comments

[amy (woolandwater)]

I love how the little Myling dolls are turning out!

Wig making seems a little daunting but definitely interesting.

I bought the Yoshida Style book some months ago and I found the application of hair to be one of the most intriguing parts of the process.

[myling]

Thank you Amy!

I'll admit I have only just started the wig making: I have made some wig caps, now I'll start attaching wefts of mohair. I have no idea how this will turn out! It is very nice to try something new, though, I enjoy trying to figure things out and trying to teach myself new things.

Oh, you have the Yoshida Style book? I'm very curious about it, I have been thinking about buying it but just never got around to it! Would you recommend it? Is it good?

[amy (woolandwater)]

Your wig making seems a success! I love what I've seen so far. It must be so satisfying to have come this far with your dolls. They are so beautiful!

I've never attempted to make such a complex doll and I can't read Japanese, but I like having the Yoshida Style book. It's very well illustrated and very inspiring!