Dolls hair

Let’s get our glam on! Nothing makes a doll look worse than bad hair! I see dolls that aren’t in bad shape but their hair makes you cringe. As I have already shared with you, I love …

Trying on a few different hairstyles with Golden Holiday Poppy Parker. Original is in the middle.

Evgeny stepped up to be the father that Misha needed.

10x2 Studio on Instagram: "Grab some popcorn 🍿 it’s a long reel 😅 I hope you enjoy watching me pick up all those fibers with a lint roller, pro tip: make sure you cut the hair straight from the first go 👌🏻 Any coloring pencil will do for the blush, fancy pencils have better color options though (they can be found individually sold in craft stores), wetting the tip will help pigment transfer easier #dollmaking #10x2studio #sewing #sewingproject #heirloomdoll"

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Adding the hair is often the final step to creating a doll. And this can be an intimidating step, as there is a bit of unfamiliar technique involved. But fear not, adding hair to your doll can be...

When making handmade soft rag dolls, there are lots of options for how to make the hair! Some dolls have permanent hair dos that are sewn on, usually out of felt, and others have actual wigs made of yarn. The latter is what I’m sharing a tutorial for today — and I think you’ll be surprised at how ea

Amigurumi hair can be daunting, but here you'll learn how to make curly doll hair with yarn and how simple it can be!

*****Free Shipping***** Vintage age worn smoker boudoir doll with crackled composition head and hands(one's missing) and stuffed pink cloth body. She's a crackly character. She was almost bald when found so I've replaced with some shabby found vintage orange hair, pinned-on little rhinestone tiara and tucked in scrap hair feather. She's been re-dressed in an old vintage found black silk 2 piece dress with fringe...lots of overall pins including added scrap rhinestone piece on front. Dress is…