A good alternative for Mod Podge is Liquitex varnish! It's meant to seal the paint, is already super thin, and comes in four finishes- gloss, super gloss, satin, and matte.
Now to find a doll I'm ready to do this on! I'm too afraid to touch my original PC girls... since their lack of coloring is original. But maybe my #40 could use a small faceup to help me reconnect! Thanks as always for the video! These tutorials are perfect
Thank you Kaley! ❤️ I understand being afraid to touch your PC girls. I’ve done two of mine - my childhood Kirsten, and a PC #16. Meredith, my #16, had no teeth before I fixed her up, and the teeth were definitely harder than I anticipated, but she looks so much better now. If you end up trying it, I would love to see pics 🤗
Hi Hilda! I’m glad this was helpful. The main color I use is “Terracotta” by Craftsmart. There’s also a “Coral” color I use if I need to lighten the paint a bit. You can get a few different colors to mix together and experiment.
Hi there! This was really helpful. I have a couple questions though: 1) The link you provided to a floating medium points to a bottle of FolkArt that's described as "yellow" and "glossy." Don't I probably want clear and matte? Or do those designations not actually matter? I just want to make sure I get the right thing. I definitely want the cheeks I touch up to be matte, not glossy. 2) When you apply ModPodge over something, like doll cheeks, is there a visible border where the ModPodge stops? Like, could someone looking at the doll see that there's an edge to the sealed area that makes that area a slightly different color or texture or shininess? Or is that sealant truly invisible and indistinguishable from the rest of the face? Thanks so much for your help!!
Thank you! The floating medium link must be broken from when I released the video. It should be clear and it will say floating medium. I have never tried mod podge as a sealant on blush. I use MSC for that kind of thing. If you use it on lips, you just need to be careful to blend it out because just like paint, it can dry with an edge. Feel free to message me on instagram with any other questions!
This was great! You really couldn't tell that she had any color on her cheeks until you showed the before and after. She looks amazing!
Thank you! I really wanted to show people that this is much easier than it looks.
@@EvelynRoseAG I think you were successful in that. :)
Thank you! 🥰
Omg !! This video came at a perfect time I just used a washable marker for my grace lips but I’m gonna try to do this on her instead ! Genius 😍
Aww this makes me so happy!! I use washable markers for freckles, they work super well too 🥰
@@EvelynRoseAG I use washable markers too. I like the Crayola multi-cultural markers.
The nice part is that it stays on until you wipe it off. No commitment but you can also keep it on as long as you’d like.
@@EvelynRoseAG Yes! :)
A good alternative for Mod Podge is Liquitex varnish! It's meant to seal the paint, is already super thin, and comes in four finishes- gloss, super gloss, satin, and matte.
Awesome, thank you so much for the recommendation! I'll have to try this out sometime.
Thank you fantastic tutorial
Of course! Thanks for the sweet comment 🥰
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your technique ❤ great video and you have a natural narrative voice. It’s very calming 😊
This is such a wonderful compliment.. thank you!! ❤
She turned out beautifully
Thank you! ❤️
Great video! I have been trying to teach myself how to repaint doll lips and this video was very helpful!
Thank you! I’m so glad it was helpful. I hope to re-film later in a better format for TH-cam, especially now that I have a better tripod 😅
Thank you
I’m glad this was helpful!
Now to find a doll I'm ready to do this on! I'm too afraid to touch my original PC girls... since their lack of coloring is original. But maybe my #40 could use a small faceup to help me reconnect! Thanks as always for the video! These tutorials are perfect
Thank you Kaley! ❤️ I understand being afraid to touch your PC girls. I’ve done two of mine - my childhood Kirsten, and a PC #16. Meredith, my #16, had no teeth before I fixed her up, and the teeth were definitely harder than I anticipated, but she looks so much better now. If you end up trying it, I would love to see pics 🤗
Thank you for this!❤
I’m glad it was helpful!
wow, the lips look great!
Thank you! :)
Oooh she looks so good!
Thank you so much!! ❤
Great video! Love seeing your techniques for lips and cheeks!💗
Thank you so much for the kind comment!
Thank you so much. This is very helpful.
You’re welcome! I’m so glad it was helpful. Thank you for the comment ❤️
Great channel 👍
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Thanks and I will need to try some of this.
You’re welcome! Thanks for the kind comment!
Thank you very much I will try to refresh the lips an cheeks of my 2 dolls i would like to know what color you use and the brand
Hi Hilda! I’m glad this was helpful. The main color I use is “Terracotta” by Craftsmart. There’s also a “Coral” color I use if I need to lighten the paint a bit. You can get a few different colors to mix together and experiment.
Hi there! This was really helpful. I have a couple questions though: 1) The link you provided to a floating medium points to a bottle of FolkArt that's described as "yellow" and "glossy." Don't I probably want clear and matte? Or do those designations not actually matter? I just want to make sure I get the right thing. I definitely want the cheeks I touch up to be matte, not glossy. 2) When you apply ModPodge over something, like doll cheeks, is there a visible border where the ModPodge stops? Like, could someone looking at the doll see that there's an edge to the sealed area that makes that area a slightly different color or texture or shininess? Or is that sealant truly invisible and indistinguishable from the rest of the face?
Thanks so much for your help!!
Thank you! The floating medium link must be broken from when I released the video. It should be clear and it will say floating medium. I have never tried mod podge as a sealant on blush. I use MSC for that kind of thing. If you use it on lips, you just need to be careful to blend it out because just like paint, it can dry with an edge. Feel free to message me on instagram with any other questions!
So helpful 😊
I’m so glad this was helpful! ❤❤
My boyfriend and I got some dolls from a flea market and this video was so helpful when it comes to fixing up the dolls thank you so much ❤
How exciting! I’m so glad this was helpful ❤️❤️
So helpful tysm!! ❤
Thank you so much for the comment! I’m glad it was helpful 🥰