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I thought I would add a few of the smaller girls that I've repainted. This is Celeste... she was created using a Mattel My Scene Barbie. I removed all factory paint and gave her a new custom repaint. Also removed all the factory hair and re-rooted a full head of hair in 'Fairy Lights' saran katsilk.
Celeste was a gift to my lovely daughter Megan!
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~annikaofborg Apr 8, 2013
is it possiblr to blend different reds together?
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~annikaofborg Dec 23, 2012
what colour is fairy lights katsilk exactly?
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*IvyHeartDesigns Dec 24, 2012  Professional General Artist
I can't remember the exact names but it was a blend of pastel blues and pinks. Really pretty! :hug:
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~annikaofborg Dec 25, 2012
cool!
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~annikaofborg Aug 14, 2012
she's beautiful!

if you were doing a gift doll intended for a kid, but was jointed, how do you prevents the hands from falling off?
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*IvyHeartDesigns Aug 17, 2012  Professional General Artist
Well, I guess I would probably give a young child a doll with non-removable parts. Theres always a chance of hands coming off when young children play with them, unless you super glued them on! lol
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~annikaofborg Aug 17, 2012
i suppose sealing the joint that's most likely to break with super-glue would help, right?
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*IvyHeartDesigns Aug 17, 2012  Professional General Artist
It definitely would help... but downside will be no more movement in that joint unfortunately! :)
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~annikaofborg Aug 18, 2012
how would u suggest reinforcing the affected joint?
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*IvyHeartDesigns Aug 23, 2012  Professional General Artist
Well, if you really need to reinforce it for safety purposes, I think you would have to use some kind of strong glue in the joint or a 2 part epoxy clay to completely sculpt over the entire joint.
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