Lovely, Lovely, LOVELY! You always make complicated Crafts (and sewing) look easy and fun. ;-) What a great Tutorial. Thanks for sharing your talents with us. Your little Blythe Doll is adorable! ;-)
I love how the wigs turned out and I appreciate you showing the trial and error. I really liked the method of sewing the wefts. I'm going to try making an elastic lattice and hand stitching the wefts to that. Thanks for the inspiration!
Beth adorei as técnicas de perucas, comprei minha primeira Blythe, mas já amava criar roupas de bonecas e as minhas próprias bonecas de pano. Parabéns e sucesso!
Muito obrigado! Blythe é tão divertido de costurar! Tenho gostado de fazer outras bonecas e costurar para elas também. Estou feliz que você tenha gostado do meu vídeo! 😄
I kept my own cutted hair and I want to make a wig now 😂. I think it is funny to create your doll wig with your own hair. Yes I have long hair and In the past I cut 10 cm this will create a Bob?!
Ahh no, sorry! The only Blythe reroot I’ve done yet was before I started the channel! I do desperately want a mohair scalp for one of my girls, but I don’t know if I want a whole new doll for that yet 😅 I might try a reroot on a smaller doll before that though, a barbie or monster high maybe! 😁
How do you get your dolls to stand so securely while styling? When I put my Blythe dolls in that type of stand, they tip over and/or their knees buckle?
Some of my dolls are hard to keep standing like that too, they have looser knees or hips sometimes. I've sometimes put a hair band round both the stand and their legs, to hold them together/upright. Also it can help to wrap fabric/a towel round and round the body, to protect it and hold it stiff too (then pinch between your knees to hold) ^_^ Hope that helps!
I have a few black /dark tanned BJD girls. I've made Afro wigs for them in the past. I would love an afro for my Blythe girl who is coming home soon. With my BJDs I managed to hide the scruffy parting, however, I can't get it right on my Blythe. Please help... Thank you..
Hi! What method of wig making have you used before? I’ve seen on Pinterest some more ways to sew and crochet mohair and curly hair into wigs or even scalps that would be sewn on to cloth dolls. They often attach or are created in a spiral pattern that might be favourable for Afro hair if there isn’t such a defined parting? You can still create a part, and use a small iron or something similar to set it if the hair is able to take heat? I hope that helps in some way, you might find some more tips for curly hair there at least. Let me know how you get on! ^_^
I’d not considered making wigs for Blythe, but I definitely am now! Thank you fir showing your technique!
Oh thank you Anna! I'm really glad you enjoyed it. Hope you have fun and success if you do try it!! ^_^
Those Pinafores! Wow!
Thank you! I'm having so much fun making these! I just need to decide what else to include in the set! ^_^
Lovely, Lovely, LOVELY! You always make complicated Crafts (and sewing) look easy and fun. ;-) What a great Tutorial. Thanks for sharing your talents with us. Your little Blythe Doll is adorable! ;-)
Oh thank you Marna! I do hope it comes across as easy and fun - even if I don't always get it right ;-) Haha!
I love how the wigs turned out and I appreciate you showing the trial and error. I really liked the method of sewing the wefts. I'm going to try making an elastic lattice and hand stitching the wefts to that. Thanks for the inspiration!
You’re so welcome! There’s so many ways to make a wig 😊
Lovely wigs and gorgeous pinafores.
Thank you so much! 😁
Great tutorial! Beautiful wigs and clothes and cute and gorgeous wee Blythe! Thank you!!
Thank you so much Elly, I’m really pleased with how it all came out! 😄
Thank you for sharing this, and the past wig video! I found the info very helpful!
You are so welcome! I'm glad it was helpful for you ^_^
YAY! Thank you so much, Beth!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! 😁
Amazing! 🎉
Thanks! 😄
Beautiful work ❤
Thanks a lot 😊
Awesome 👏
Thank you! 😁
Fascinating, thanks for showing your process and work arounds.
Thanks for watching Tammy! Hehe, my process is always changing but that's half the fun ;)
I love this video, very good information, thank you.
Thank you! Glad it was useful 😊
Love the purple wig!
Thank you Susan! 😊
Beth adorei as técnicas de perucas, comprei minha primeira Blythe, mas já amava criar roupas de bonecas e as minhas próprias bonecas de pano. Parabéns e sucesso!
Muito obrigado! Blythe é tão divertido de costurar! Tenho gostado de fazer outras bonecas e costurar para elas também. Estou feliz que você tenha gostado do meu vídeo! 😄
Thank you!!! Wonderful, beautiful and very useful!
Oh Yes! I would buy set of personalized doll's clothes by Beth!!!!
Flavia thank you! I need this kind of encouragement to put myself out there 😄 I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
I kept my own cutted hair and I want to make a wig now 😂. I think it is funny to create your doll wig with your own hair. Yes I have long hair and In the past I cut 10 cm this will create a Bob?!
Ahhh heehee, I've done that too, though it was only for a 1/12 scale dollhouse doll! I would totally try that for a Blythe ^_^
great job!🥰
Thanks very much! ^_^
Amazing! Thanks for the video.
Is it ok to use Mod Podge for sticking the wefts in stead of glue gun? thanks.
Thank you! Yes definitely, you’ll get a less bulky finish, it’ll just take longer to dry so make sure your wefts don’t slide down before they set! 😆
@@BethRamsden Haha got it❤️ thanks dear
did you do a rerooting video as well? I had a look at your playlist but haven't found one.
Ahh no, sorry! The only Blythe reroot I’ve done yet was before I started the channel! I do desperately want a mohair scalp for one of my girls, but I don’t know if I want a whole new doll for that yet 😅 I might try a reroot on a smaller doll before that though, a barbie or monster high maybe! 😁
How do you get your dolls to stand so securely while styling? When I put my Blythe dolls in that type of stand, they tip over and/or their knees buckle?
Some of my dolls are hard to keep standing like that too, they have looser knees or hips sometimes. I've sometimes put a hair band round both the stand and their legs, to hold them together/upright. Also it can help to wrap fabric/a towel round and round the body, to protect it and hold it stiff too (then pinch between your knees to hold) ^_^ Hope that helps!
I have a few black /dark tanned BJD girls. I've made Afro wigs for them in the past. I would love an afro for my Blythe girl who is coming home soon. With my BJDs I managed to hide the scruffy parting, however, I can't get it right on my Blythe. Please help... Thank you..
Hi! What method of wig making have you used before? I’ve seen on Pinterest some more ways to sew and crochet mohair and curly hair into wigs or even scalps that would be sewn on to cloth dolls. They often attach or are created in a spiral pattern that might be favourable for Afro hair if there isn’t such a defined parting? You can still create a part, and use a small iron or something similar to set it if the hair is able to take heat? I hope that helps in some way, you might find some more tips for curly hair there at least. Let me know how you get on! ^_^
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Thank you! 😊