I'm so excited to customize my factory blythe dolls eyelids with pretty paint and also give them sleepy eyes and add beads to strings. You did an amazing job and I love your step-by-step instructions which is so easy to follow. Thanks so that 🥰. Question, when you lay her down do her eyes close by themselves and open by themselves when lifting her up or do you have to use string to make the eyes stay closed? Thanks 👍 😊
Can you please let me know exactly what the blue cord is called so I can order it online? Oh with the screwdriver, is there a certain size I need to look for to take the screws out ecr? And finally can you tell me exactly what type of mod podge you used unless you can send a link? Thanks ❤️
It's waxed linen cord. I don't know what size screw driver. I have a set of small ones, and use one of those. I got the modge podge at Michael's craft store, gloss-luster.
Sometimes I mess up with the beads and have to trim off some of the cording, so I feel it's best to start with a generous amount. Also, if it's too short, when you pull on the cord, the beads can push up against the back plate and stop the mechanism inside from turning.
i did everything you did but im having issues with the eye mechanism, the t-bar is kinda like slightly bend up in the little white part and the eyes dont switch
Typically, sanding is done because you want to change their faceups and/or matte the face. If that is the case, then you really have to take it apart because the bits of plastic from sanding could damage the eye mechanism inside the doll's head.
I didn’t really sand the whole face when I had started mostly tried to removed the lip color. But I have taken her apart and have started the sanding process she was already Matte on the face but don’t see a lot of video with working on Matte face blythe dolls .
Check the T-bar is placed correctly. Also, if you cut down the t-bar it could have been cut too much. Also, check to see if the eye chips are too thick and are not flush with the eye mechanism.
This is the most beneficial and easy to understand tutorial I have ever seen in my life 😭🧡
Oh, wow, thank you!
Great tutorial and she looks super cute. Love her straw blonde hair against her dark tan. Thanks for sharing 🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
taking pictures! thats good idea
Yes, I find it very helpful
I love her. Thank you so much for doing that for me. We had a great time at the beach!
It was nice to have another customizing project to do.
You make it look easy Tammy, nice job! 🥰
Aw, thanks!
thank u! my blythe is ready too 🥰
excellent to hear!
Your little doll looks so cute! So Stinking Cute! ;-)
You are so kind
I'm so excited to customize my factory blythe dolls eyelids with pretty paint and also give them sleepy eyes and add beads to strings. You did an amazing job and I love your step-by-step instructions which is so easy to follow. Thanks so that 🥰. Question, when you lay her down do her eyes close by themselves and open by themselves when lifting her up or do you have to use string to make the eyes stay closed? Thanks 👍 😊
Have fun! The string moves the eyes, so they do not naturally close by themselves when the dolls are horizontal. I'm glad you found my video helpful.
Very Nice. I love the colors you have chosen. ;-) I have some 'girls' sitting here right now to take faces apart in the next couple of days. ;-)
Have fun!
Great job i will try to do same love sleepy eyes👌👍😍❤😘🤗
I have no doubt you can!
This was super helpful. Thank you soooooo much!
You are so welcome!
Great tutorial 🥰🥰
Thank you, Jay!
This was great thanks ❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome!
Thanks, this helps a lot :))
good!!!
Can you please let me know exactly what the blue cord is called so I can order it online? Oh with the screwdriver, is there a certain size I need to look for to take the screws out ecr? And finally can you tell me exactly what type of mod podge you used unless you can send a link? Thanks ❤️
It's waxed linen cord. I don't know what size screw driver. I have a set of small ones, and use one of those. I got the modge podge at Michael's craft store, gloss-luster.
@@TammyPowley thank you 😊
Wondering if the cording can be shorter than 12 inches. New to customizing.
Sometimes I mess up with the beads and have to trim off some of the cording, so I feel it's best to start with a generous amount. Also, if it's too short, when you pull on the cord, the beads can push up against the back plate and stop the mechanism inside from turning.
i did everything you did but im having issues with the eye mechanism, the t-bar is kinda like slightly bend up in the little white part and the eyes dont switch
The t-bar is really important. It has to be placed exactly right :( If you t-bar is bent, then I suggest trying to use one that is not bent.
I stated to my by self my blythe but I need help on the sanding part. I think I might have ruined her. Would you be able to help me with that ?
Probably should note I was inpatient and decided to do it while not taking her apart.
Typically, sanding is done because you want to change their faceups and/or matte the face. If that is the case, then you really have to take it apart because the bits of plastic from sanding could damage the eye mechanism inside the doll's head.
I didn’t really sand the whole face when I had started mostly tried to removed the lip color. But I have taken her apart and have started the sanding process she was already Matte on the face but don’t see a lot of video with working on Matte face blythe dolls .
Other than that I hope for the best. Do you know of any other sealers other thank mr. super clear ?
It didn’t work for me😢
It can take a few tries. Keep at it! You can do this :)
This was so helpful!!! thank you Tammy 😇
Glad it was helpful!
If my eyes are not clicking, what could be wrong?
Check the T-bar is placed correctly. Also, if you cut down the t-bar it could have been cut too much. Also, check to see if the eye chips are too thick and are not flush with the eye mechanism.
@@TammyPowley I checked this morning and it looks like I just was not pulling the cord in the right direction 😂🤦🏽♀️ I was pulling down