So glad you said that the kit cannot be ruined! I am glad to know it can be removed!! Ordered from bountiful baby last night they had a kit on sale so I am going to give this a go if you don’t mind I would like to send you a picture and lay it on the line honest feedback on it! Thanks for the very informative and helpful video!!
So many great tips !! Thank u so much for constantly answering my endless questions lol 😂. I really appreciate all your amazing help and advice, great video ❤❤❤
Hello I find when I'm rooting hair to use the finger covers with a plain needle to go around the outside of the ears. Is so much easier than trying to use a plane needle
Hi Jen. Such beautiful dolls & very informative video. Thank you. Can you please tell me what or if you prime your kits with before you start painting, so the paint will stick. I’ve heard some people use Golden matte medium. I hope my dolls end up looking like yours 👍🏻
I usually do not, unless the kit looks like it might give me issues in some places. If I do prime, it's with something that will stay put, so that would be the varnish I prefer, folk art outdoor Matte. I have had other things pull up when varnishing, so I'll only use that personally. I haven't used that specific brand though. If you do use it, make sure it sits to completely dry so you don't have any paint pulling up 😊
Hi there, very informative video! I do have a question regarding how you manage to keep dust/brush bristles/paint flecks/etc off of your dolls during the painting process? It seems as though I've tried everything under the sun and can't seem to get rid of this issue.. I don't work in a particularly dusty area, so any help would be much appreciated! ❤
I change them out often. I also soak them well after using them, then letting them dry. But overall they are cheap enough to just replace when they start to give you issues. Hope that helps!
So glad you said that the kit cannot be ruined! I am glad to know it can be removed!! Ordered from bountiful baby last night they had a kit on sale so I am going to give this a go if you don’t mind I would like to send you a picture and lay it on the line honest feedback on it! Thanks for the very informative and helpful video!!
Thank you so so much very informative video
Glad it was helpful!
So many great tips !! Thank u so much for constantly answering my endless questions lol 😂. I really appreciate all your amazing help and advice, great video ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! 😊🩷
Hello I find when I'm rooting hair to use the finger covers with a plain needle to go around the outside of the ears. Is so much easier than trying to use a plane needle
Hi Jen. Such beautiful dolls & very informative video. Thank you. Can you please tell me what or if you prime your kits with before you start painting, so the paint will stick. I’ve heard some people use Golden matte medium. I hope my dolls end up looking like yours 👍🏻
I usually do not, unless the kit looks like it might give me issues in some places. If I do prime, it's with something that will stay put, so that would be the varnish I prefer, folk art outdoor Matte. I have had other things pull up when varnishing, so I'll only use that personally. I haven't used that specific brand though. If you do use it, make sure it sits to completely dry so you don't have any paint pulling up 😊
@@rebornsbyjenatkins971 Thank you. I appreciate your expertise 😊
Hi there, very informative video! I do have a question regarding how you manage to keep dust/brush bristles/paint flecks/etc off of your dolls during the painting process? It seems as though I've tried everything under the sun and can't seem to get rid of this issue.. I don't work in a particularly dusty area, so any help would be much appreciated! ❤
I change them out often. I also soak them well after using them, then letting them dry. But overall they are cheap enough to just replace when they start to give you issues. Hope that helps!
@rebornsbyjenatkins971 thank you very much, I guess it's time to get new brushes!! ❤️