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@tinyhands4ever977 Your so welcome!

@jamiematthews9293 you'll just mix white with a little bit of red and add a touch of yellow. For milk blisters a mix of just white and yellow works great though!

@aliciadowns3637 Thank you so much ❤️ I have several people that follow along using air dry. The techniques will all be the same, the only difference will be the paint mixing. My private members Facebook group has a lot of info and and support for any issues/questions you might have along the way 😊

@Hennymccluck that figures! I'll go check out out!

@@munaalrahman1649 For which part?

@@floridagirl8540 It's Silk Effex dark blonde

@floridagirl8540 thank you so much! It is fun, it can be frustrating, but it's very rewarding!

I can't root with a forked needle, they are really difficult, I only know 2 artists that use them successfully. For kid mohair I would reccomend a 43g or 46g crown needle. These ones are awesome! www.etsy.com/listing/585587842/crown-mix-felting-needles-includes-40g

@@Nellienewreborns2024 are you baking after each layer?

@@Nellienewreborns2024 Thank you so much! I look forward to getting to see your work!

And one more question, since it should be baked right away, would I have time to varnish the whole kit, or would you baked each part right away

The Kebelka matte is more matte, I like both, they both work well. I personally prefer an ultra matte finish. I've found a really nice feeling finish by doing half kebelka matte and half I Art Reborn matte. If you like a softer matte with a little natural sheen I Art Reborn is great, if you want super matte Kebelka is better.

It kind of depends, if I'm doing pronounced texture I bake each part right away so it doesn't have time to self level. If I'm doing less restore I'll do the head and bake, then the arms and bake and then the legs and bake. You don't want to bake all the parts together with varnish, so I usually break them into pairs

@@ebornsreborns wonderful I ordered the I art matte so I'll try mixing them! And I didn't know that about not varnishing the kit all together so bonus info thanks!!

@jamiematthews9293 When I get a double line I just wipe the extra off, having your mix a little ticker helps, but doesn't minimize it. I just pounce like normal and then use the other side of the sponge to wipe the extra lines

@jamiematthews9293 To tone those darker beige gray you'll want to start with some very thin layers of white yellow and mix a salmon type color with a little white as well. You'll avoid blues and purples, focus on reds and add some yellow and greens.

@@ebornsreborns above and beyond! Your my favorite

@@ebornsreborns should I do those wottles of yellows and salmon before or after veins and undertones?

@jamiematthews9293 you'll want to do them before you do anything else. I'm not sure how many you will need to do just keep repeating the layers until your kit is light enough and more neutral. I would probably do 3 yellow white to every 1 salmon to start with

@@ebornsreborns as in 3 separate baked layers of yellow/white, then 1 of salmon?