The Lord has chosen you for so many people like me, that want to create our own bundles of joys. You've giving me so much drive and confidence to do this from start to finish. I am about to choose a kit which is such a scary step to take but everything else will be smooth sailing (hopefully lol) because of you. You had the time to make the videos and you were not selfish with you knowledge. And for that I will always be grateful for you. Thank You So Much
Hi. I’ve been following your complete reborn course and wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge step by step, it has been amazing. I can’t afford a reborn but now I am learning how to make one. Thank you very much.
I've been waiting to start reborning for years now.....Im finally in a position to start and I'm so excited! You and your Reborn with Me series has given me the confidence I needed. I can't wait to see my vinyl kit transform! Thank you so very much!!
thank you so much, i love all of your videos, they have helped me so much in my reborning!!! you are so talented, thankyou for sharing your gift with all of us watching and learning from you.
I love the way her color shows up immediately and did not think she looked "dirty" at all. She's colored and there's nothing dirty about that. The Caucasian doll seemed to be layered in paint several times before I could notice any transformation. So I'm very excited that the ethnic dolls pick up color immediately because that's what I'll be working on. As far as your steps, you put the flesh base coat on first. When would you apply the lighter tones for the palms of hands and feet? Should that not be done before the first layer of the ethnic color?
your babies are BEAUITFUL i think im start2 paint dolls i love what your doing im take this up as a hobby and you have a pleasant voice very nice videos
Hello, kindly let me know if a African America dolls complaxion is done after we have done all the steps like de Caucasian reborn babies? So, when do we start putting the flash 03?
Hello Kim, I hope all is well. First I want to say I love your videos, they are very informative. I recently became interested in reborning and am very happy to have stumbled upon your videos. Thank you very much. I just have one question. Do you use the same colors for veining and mottling for AA babies? Our AA undertones are usually warmer and our veins usually look more greenish unless we are fair skin. Thank you in advance for your comments. 👶🏽💛
I have yet to do my first baby but I have decided that your tutorials are my favorites because you break things down into easy to understand bits. I have seen other videos out there that use air dry paints on their babies and I was wondering why you choose heat dry paints over air dry. Would you recommend air dry over heat dry for someone doing their very first baby? I'm pretty sure I will enjoy reborning, I'm just a little hesitant to invest a bunch of money into it before I know for certain, therefore that little oven may be further down the road for me.
Great question! There is a very informative discussion about Heat Set vs. Air Dry paints on my blog: customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/heat-set-vs-air-dry-acrylic-paint-which-is-better-for-reborning
I have watched your videos over and over and what a blessing you are to share your knowledge of the art. I recently went to your website and will be purchasing some online lessons soon I hope. Thank you for the free hair drawing lesson. I have a question I hope you can help me with or send me in the right direction. I have noticed that some biracial as well as other skin tones have this beautiful "golden glow" to them, a warm rich tone even in the fairer completions. How is this done as far as picking flesh paint colors or mixing washes? Is there a particular tutorial or lesson on your site that would cover this that you could recommend? The child's picture in this video has some of that golden glow I speak of in her highlights.
I love using a Raw Sienna wash (even with a touch of yellow) to bring out golden highlights. Here are some pictures of my Gold Wash on a Summer Rain kit: customdollbaby.com/in-progress/gold-wash-for-jase
Do you wash the kit, add primer, neutralize, then start painting, and complete with matte varnish? And when painting as biracial or aa doll as in the video, do we add as many layers as we need until we get our desired skin tone? Sorry I'm new to this.
How does this change if you have a biracial kit, where the vinyl is already colored? Im assuming it is much easier, would you change anything differently? Thanks!
I've been following your videos, still trying to understand the correct terms. For this video, is the first complexion the same as your base coat? I'm attempting to reborn my first doll, I want to make sure I'm doing everything right.
+mrsflew79 Great question! The base coat is separate from the complexion layers. I use whatever neutral flesh color looks most like the vinyl. Once cured, the base coat helps keep future paint layers move-able and prevents staining from your blue mottling and/or veining layers. Here's the step by step order to get you to this video. I parts 3a - 5a will get you to the complexion layers. 6b may also be helpful if you're painting a biracial or African American reborn doll. 1. Getting Started: ruclips.net/video/3Hp_lk4A4tM/видео.html 2. Kit Preparation: ruclips.net/video/smIsypfkRs0/видео.html 3a. How and Why to Base Coat: ruclips.net/video/VACnMGTbEGM/видео.html 3b. How to Base Coat the Head: ruclips.net/video/nxFqFW_lO7w/видео.html 4a. Mottling Part 1: ruclips.net/video/DG1cpd1mB7c/видео.html 4b: Mottling Part 2: ruclips.net/video/H5guSsjmciA/видео.html 5: Veining: ruclips.net/video/3vMpTUmsjfg/видео.html 5a: Blue Shading: ruclips.net/video/P9yoFb_8hzY/видео.html 6a: Complexion Layers: ruclips.net/video/AxuERSOE7G0/видео.html 6b: How Many Complexion Layers? ruclips.net/video/XfxS3TNE2Ck/видео.html Hope that helps. Thanks for your question! Kim :)
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+kimberly hutchinson Yes, I did. The veining is a little more subtle because her mommy doesn't like seeing veins, but i did the same process of base coat, mottling, veining and blue shading on this doll. All my babies get the same treatment until the complexion layers. Great question! Thanks for asking!
I'm a little confused ...lol ..why did you do 2 layers of 08 flesh paint before you chose this colour OR is this a different doll you are working on ....also someday I like to paint a Caucasian newborn reborn baby but I don't want the baby to be too white , I'm not picky on the colour but I just don't like skin that's ghostly white for my baby ....any ideas on a colour would be great , thanks , I love all your videos xxxxxxx
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Olá Kim, gostaria de saber quando você pinta os bebês bi-raciais, você pinta os lábios com o tom de pele como nos caucasianos ou vc limpa é finalizado os lábios não final? E qual é o código para o fim dos lábios bi-raciais?
Hey Kim. I have noticed a lot of reborn artists have those stickers on the end of their brushes. Could you please tell me what they are lol? Thank you.
where should i go for buy same brush as you do use for paint reborn doll ? please you help me idea. i need good brush but just enough for to make reborn doll .thanks.
+NuHoangThanhnu TraiTaoThomusa I've accumulated all kinds of random brushes over the years. But this is a good start for reborning: www.bbreborndollsupplies.com/product/1667
Thank you!!!! So how do you know where to stop the complexion? I'm not super familiar with biracial babies, so do you just look at pictures on Google? (That sounds super creepy lol) Sorry so many questions. What are the two brands you are using for blotting on and off? The two cosmetic wedge brands...
+Enchanted Creations The number of complexion layers is really up to you. Bi-Racial babies come in every color you can imagine. So you've got a lot of freedom to paint until you get a color that you like. :) I have a guide of how the premixes look after so many layers, which you may also find helpful: customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/reborn-with-me-part-6-complexion-layers I have so many random brands of wedges. I just grab them wherever I see them on sale. LOL beauty360 (CVS) and up&up (Target) are good for blotting off. Whatever is the cheapest thing on the shelf tends to be good to adding paint on. Bed Bath & Beyond has a very porous brand that works well for that.
Yes, I mottle all my babies the same way. There's more details in Kate's tutorial if I haven't already mentioned that ;) customdollbaby.com/store/p4/AA__Biracial_Reborn_Dolls_Painting_Tutorial_by_Kate_Charles_Electronic_Copy.html
I just can not get the application of creasing right. Sometimes it looks to dark, or to "chalky" .. if I blend then it looks like nothings there.. help. Thanks
You can mix Ultramarine Blue with the paint before you apply it or add an Ultramarine Blue wash afterward. This will, however, also make the doll darker, but it neutralizes the orange.
Question, do you do all the steps previously in this series before this? Is this the only flesh 03 layer or would you replace all the flesh 08's with 03?
Hi Kim! I don't know if you still reply, but if you do, I have a question. I know it is hard to achieve an African American baby skin tone, but I use my mop brush to slide alot of the paint up the limb then take my sponge and blot it back off and it take so much color off and I'm afraid that it took all of the color off. Should I just keep doing that for a good while even though it seems like all the color has gone off? And my next question is that, when I use my mop brush to brush the paint around and along the head and then blot it off with my sponge, it seems extremely uneven. Like I see some white spots somewhere and then in other places... Like its weird. Do you have any suggestions for my problems? Or anyone else?
+silent reborns Thanks for your questions! I use Kate Charles' tutorial for ethnic kits. She's got step-by-step instructions from the washing to the neutralizing to the painting. You can grab a copy on my website: customdollbaby.com/3/post/2015/10/how-to-paint-bi-racial-and-african-american-reborn-dolls.html I wash and dry the kit first. Then I add neutralizing layers if needed. Not all kits need to be neutralized. You can see my step-by-step process on my Reborn with Me playlist. :) ruclips.net/p/PLY0D7_fO0RBeErTy6k83PKTKFLXYtME1Q
You can mix Ultramarine Blue with the paint before you apply it or add an Ultramarine Blue wash afterward. This will, however, also make the doll darker, but it neutralizes the orange.
That's really up to you. Different artists do it differently, but in this post I provide some guidelines and rules of thumb to help you decide when to put the kit in the oven and when to keep painting: customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/when-to-bake-your-reborn-doll
I want to cure him as few as possible because he is my first reborn and I live in small apartment with no outdoor space, I just bought a convection oven and not a nuwave but I was planning on opening windows and have the fan going for my first baby. Then since winter is coming I was thinking of investing in some FX air dry paints made for reborning til we move to a place with a proper outdoor patio. Thank you for your feedback I will check out of your videos out.
Lishaunda Dawson That is certainly understandable. Please keep in mind that with air dry paint, you will still need to work in a well ventilated area. Acrylic paints contain ammonia and formaldehyde, which also put off unhealthy fumes.
I do. I'm not currently accepting custom orders, but I am planning to auction a baby toward the end of the year, so please be on the lookout for her! :)
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The Lord has chosen you for so many people like me, that want to create our own bundles of joys. You've giving me so much drive and confidence to do this from start to finish. I am about to choose a kit which is such a scary step to take but everything else will be smooth sailing (hopefully lol) because of you. You had the time to make the videos and you were not selfish with you knowledge. And for that I will always be grateful for you. Thank You So Much
Thank you so much for your kind note! Please keep in touch!
Hi. I’ve been following your complete reborn course and wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge step by step, it has been amazing. I can’t afford a reborn but now I am learning how to make one. Thank you very much.
I've been waiting to start reborning for years now.....Im finally in a position to start and I'm so excited! You and your Reborn with Me series has given me the confidence I needed. I can't wait to see my vinyl kit transform! Thank you so very much!!
thank you so much, i love all of your videos, they have helped me so much in my reborning!!! you are so talented, thankyou for sharing your gift with all of us watching and learning from you.
I'm learning so much from you! I'm about to buy my first kit!
My daughter loves your videos and because of you for her 10th birthday , we are trying to make our first reborn together. Please pray for me.
Yay! I hope you have a lot of fun with it! Thanks!
I love how you did this video!! Best narrator! Please do more, step by step! I’m a beginner your videos help me best!
I love the way her color shows up immediately and did not think she looked "dirty" at all. She's colored and there's nothing dirty about that. The Caucasian doll seemed to be layered in paint several times before I could notice any transformation. So I'm very excited that the ethnic dolls pick up color immediately because that's what I'll be working on.
As far as your steps, you put the flesh base coat on first. When would you apply the lighter tones for the palms of hands and feet?
Should that not be done before the first layer of the ethnic color?
your babies are BEAUITFUL i think im start2 paint dolls i love what your doing im take this up as a hobby and you have a pleasant voice very nice videos
just seen the question was already answered. thank you for sharing with us.
That is so amazing!!
Thank you!
Hi Kim , how are you today ! thank you for this lovely video....have a nice day.
Hello, kindly let me know if a African America dolls complaxion is done after we have done all the steps like de Caucasian reborn babies? So, when do we start putting the flash 03?
Beautiful work
Beautiful. Just beautiful.
Hello Kim, I hope all is well. First I want to say I love your videos, they are very informative. I recently became interested in reborning and am very happy to have stumbled upon your videos. Thank you very much. I just have one question. Do you use the same colors for veining and mottling for AA babies? Our AA undertones are usually warmer and our veins usually look more greenish unless we are fair skin. Thank you in advance for your comments. 👶🏽💛
I have yet to do my first baby but I have decided that your tutorials are my favorites because you break things down into easy to understand bits. I have seen other videos out there that use air dry paints on their babies and I was wondering why you choose heat dry paints over air dry. Would you recommend air dry over heat dry for someone doing their very first baby? I'm pretty sure I will enjoy reborning, I'm just a little hesitant to invest a bunch of money into it before I know for certain, therefore that little oven may be further down the road for me.
Great question! There is a very informative discussion about Heat Set vs. Air Dry paints on my blog: customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/heat-set-vs-air-dry-acrylic-paint-which-is-better-for-reborning
I have watched your videos over and over and what a blessing you are to share your knowledge of the art. I recently went to your website and will be purchasing some online lessons soon I hope. Thank you for the free hair drawing lesson. I have a question I hope you can help me with or send me in the right direction. I have noticed that some biracial as well as other skin tones have this beautiful "golden glow" to them, a warm rich tone even in the fairer completions. How is this done as far as picking flesh paint colors or mixing washes? Is there a particular tutorial or lesson on your site that would cover this that you could recommend? The child's picture in this video has some of that golden glow I speak of in her highlights.
I love using a Raw Sienna wash (even with a touch of yellow) to bring out golden highlights. Here are some pictures of my Gold Wash on a Summer Rain kit: customdollbaby.com/in-progress/gold-wash-for-jase
thank you Kim
Do you wash the kit, add primer, neutralize, then start painting, and complete with matte varnish? And when painting as biracial or aa doll as in the video, do we add as many layers as we need until we get our desired skin tone? Sorry I'm new to this.
new to this and love your videos
How does this change if you have a biracial kit, where the vinyl is already colored? Im assuming it is much easier, would you change anything differently? Thanks!
Megan Heilman good question
I've been following your videos, still trying to understand the correct terms. For this video, is the first complexion the same as your base coat? I'm attempting to reborn my first doll, I want to make sure I'm doing everything right.
+mrsflew79 Great question! The base coat is separate from the complexion layers. I use whatever neutral flesh color looks most like the vinyl. Once cured, the base coat helps keep future paint layers move-able and prevents staining from your blue mottling and/or veining layers. Here's the step by step order to get you to this video. I parts 3a - 5a will get you to the complexion layers. 6b may also be helpful if you're painting a biracial or African American reborn doll.
1. Getting Started: ruclips.net/video/3Hp_lk4A4tM/видео.html
2. Kit Preparation: ruclips.net/video/smIsypfkRs0/видео.html
3a. How and Why to Base Coat: ruclips.net/video/VACnMGTbEGM/видео.html
3b. How to Base Coat the Head: ruclips.net/video/nxFqFW_lO7w/видео.html
4a. Mottling Part 1: ruclips.net/video/DG1cpd1mB7c/видео.html
4b: Mottling Part 2: ruclips.net/video/H5guSsjmciA/видео.html
5: Veining: ruclips.net/video/3vMpTUmsjfg/видео.html
5a: Blue Shading: ruclips.net/video/P9yoFb_8hzY/видео.html
6a: Complexion Layers: ruclips.net/video/AxuERSOE7G0/видео.html
6b: How Many Complexion Layers? ruclips.net/video/XfxS3TNE2Ck/видео.html
Hope that helps. Thanks for your question!
Kim :)
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great video. For the biracial and African American baby, did you do the vein and mottling?
+kimberly hutchinson Yes, I did. The veining is a little more subtle because her mommy doesn't like seeing veins, but i did the same process of base coat, mottling, veining and blue shading on this doll. All my babies get the same treatment until the complexion layers. Great question! Thanks for asking!
+CustomDollBaby.com thank you for the reply
great question I was wondering that myself. beautiful shade
I'm a little confused ...lol ..why did you do 2 layers of 08 flesh paint before you chose this colour OR is this a different doll you are working on ....also someday I like to paint a Caucasian newborn reborn baby but I don't want the baby to be too white , I'm not picky on the colour but I just don't like skin that's ghostly white for my baby ....any ideas on a colour would be great , thanks , I love all your videos xxxxxxx
Olá Kim, gostaria de saber quando você pinta os bebês bi-raciais, você pinta os lábios com o tom de pele como nos caucasianos ou vc limpa é finalizado os lábios não final? E qual é o código para o fim dos lábios bi-raciais?
Enjoy watching all your tutorials, have you one on mottling the bi racial skin colour at all please?
Would you do your motting layer before you add the complexion layer?
I would. But, some artists don't mottle until the complexion is done. So it is really up to you and the look you like. :)
CustomDollBaby.com do brown skinned babies have as much mottling?
Hey Kim. I have noticed a lot of reborn artists have those stickers on the end of their brushes. Could you please tell me what they are lol? Thank you.
Probably just the price tag :)
Very nice tutorial ty
Thank you Kim for this video. I tried to make my first bi-racial doll and it scared me. LOL
where should i go for buy same brush as you do use for paint reborn doll ? please you help me idea. i need good brush but just enough for to make reborn doll .thanks.
+NuHoangThanhnu TraiTaoThomusa I've accumulated all kinds of random brushes over the years. But this is a good start for reborning: www.bbreborndollsupplies.com/product/1667
Can this be done on a full platinum silicone baby doll?
Can you please send me the set list of color you use on your dolls because I don’t have a website for them I have been looking
good job beautiful
Thank you!!!! So how do you know where to stop the complexion? I'm not super familiar with biracial babies, so do you just look at pictures on Google? (That sounds super creepy lol)
Sorry so many questions. What are the two brands you are using for blotting on and off? The two cosmetic wedge brands...
+Enchanted Creations The number of complexion layers is really up to you. Bi-Racial babies come in every color you can imagine. So you've got a lot of freedom to paint until you get a color that you like. :) I have a guide of how the premixes look after so many layers, which you may also find helpful: customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/reborn-with-me-part-6-complexion-layers
I have so many random brands of wedges. I just grab them wherever I see them on sale. LOL beauty360 (CVS) and up&up (Target) are good for blotting off. Whatever is the cheapest thing on the shelf tends to be good to adding paint on. Bed Bath & Beyond has a very porous brand that works well for that.
do you do any molding on the African american babies first like the Caucasian babies?
Yes, I mottle all my babies the same way. There's more details in Kate's tutorial if I haven't already mentioned that ;) customdollbaby.com/store/p4/AA__Biracial_Reborn_Dolls_Painting_Tutorial_by_Kate_Charles_Electronic_Copy.html
I just can not get the application of creasing right. Sometimes it looks to dark, or to "chalky" .. if I blend then it looks like nothings there.. help. Thanks
What do you do if your flesh 03 has an orange tint to it? After about 3 applications it seems to have an orange look to me.
You can mix Ultramarine Blue with the paint before you apply it or add an Ultramarine Blue wash afterward. This will, however, also make the doll darker, but it neutralizes the orange.
Question, do you do all the steps previously in this series before this? Is this the only flesh 03 layer or would you replace all the flesh 08's with 03?
do you make dolls for people i want 2 dolls and how much do you charge if you do?
I'm not currently accepting new orders, but when I reopen again, all the pricing information will be here: customdollbaby.com/index.html
hello! i am going to paint the realborn lavender awake kit. what paint color and how many layers should i add? thank you so much!
Hi Kim! I don't know if you still reply, but if you do, I have a question. I know it is hard to achieve an African American baby skin tone, but I use my mop brush to slide alot of the paint up the limb then take my sponge and blot it back off and it take so much color off and I'm afraid that it took all of the color off. Should I just keep doing that for a good while even though it seems like all the color has gone off?
And my next question is that, when I use my mop brush to brush the paint around and along the head and then blot it off with my sponge, it seems extremely uneven. Like I see some white spots somewhere and then in other places... Like its weird. Do you have any suggestions for my problems? Or anyone else?
question 1 is this the first step after wash and dry? or do you nutralize then do this step.
2 q.. how do u paint a ethnic kit ??
+silent reborns Thanks for your questions! I use Kate Charles' tutorial for ethnic kits. She's got step-by-step instructions from the washing to the neutralizing to the painting. You can grab a copy on my website: customdollbaby.com/3/post/2015/10/how-to-paint-bi-racial-and-african-american-reborn-dolls.html
I wash and dry the kit first. Then I add neutralizing layers if needed. Not all kits need to be neutralized. You can see my step-by-step process on my Reborn with Me playlist. :) ruclips.net/p/PLY0D7_fO0RBeErTy6k83PKTKFLXYtME1Q
+CustomDollBaby.com Thank you
hi there do you do all the previous base layer mottling before you start your birthday racial painting?
Sure do :)
Hi I'm a biracial kid and I want two biracial dolls with light brown curly hair like me plz can I order from you or no? My mom said she will order
Thanks for your interest! Please have your mom contact me directly.
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We're do you get the body parts
Hi!!! I love the #4 Nicole brush. Where did you find that brush?
Thanks
That is perfect.
Hey love are you still around
What flesh color is that
That's a custom blend, but I always start with Flesh 03.
What color do u use when it's looking to Orange
You can mix Ultramarine Blue with the paint before you apply it or add an Ultramarine Blue wash afterward. This will, however, also make the doll darker, but it neutralizes the orange.
perfect
Would this be the same for Waterborne Air dry paints?
what paints are these please
What If you mess up, like on an eyebrow
What kind of paint do you use
Genesis Heat Set Paints and Varnishes
what do you use on the sole of the foot for biracial complexion ? or it it not necessary?
I like to use a Caucasian complexion color: Flesh 08, Baby Skin or Peachy Keen. If you already did a base coat, you might be all set. :)
Thank you l did use flesh 08 but yours looks better xx
Aaw. Maybe add a gold wash? customdollbaby.com/in-progress/alainas-palms-and-soles
hi! what is mootle? thank you
do this part comes after the mottling layer or does it replace the flesh 08 layers?
I typically do a Flesh 08 base coat, then all my mottling layers, then this step with my African American complexion colors.
Awesome, about curing how many times should I cure baby?
That's really up to you. Different artists do it differently, but in this post I provide some guidelines and rules of thumb to help you decide when to put the kit in the oven and when to keep painting: customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/when-to-bake-your-reborn-doll
I want to cure him as few as possible because he is my first reborn and I live in small apartment with no outdoor space, I just bought a convection oven and not a nuwave but I was planning on opening windows and have the fan going for my first baby. Then since winter is coming I was thinking of investing in some FX air dry paints made for reborning til we move to a place with a proper outdoor patio. Thank you for your feedback I will check out of your videos out.
Lishaunda Dawson That is certainly understandable. Please keep in mind that with air dry paint, you will still need to work in a well ventilated area. Acrylic paints contain ammonia and formaldehyde, which also put off unhealthy fumes.
Will this method also work for air dry paints?
Hi again veggie family
for some reasons none of the videos will open for me :o(
Sorry about that. Can you stream them from my blog? customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/reborn-with-me-part-6-complexion-layers
question do you still do a base coat with the flesh 03 all over before this step?
I usually base coat in Flesh 08, add all the mottling and veining then add the Flesh 03 washes.
Can I have one
I really enjoy watching your videos. You are a great teacher. You should check out Patreon for your business!
How to paint a scratch on a baby
do u sell dolls?
I do. I'm not currently accepting custom orders, but I am planning to auction a baby toward the end of the year, so please be on the lookout for her! :)
These babies are harder to do
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Your dolls are wonderful!! Why do you have less on African American dolls?!! Not bi-racial dolls.
Maybe you'd like Kate's tutorial? customdollbaby.com/reborn-doll-artist-tips/where-to-buy-reborn-doll-kits