I made a RABBIT GIRL because spring is here!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Spring is here, so this week I decided to make a button eyed rabbit girl doll, with long bunny ears and cute whiskers, but how do you get those rabbit ears to stand up without being too stiff?
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I made my first bead-jointed doll a couple weeks ago, and it was also a bunny rabbit!
Well done! Getting started with jointing can feel daunting. I hope your first bead jointed doll has given you the confidence to make more 😀
Have you thought of making a bat doll? I think you'd make them look fabulous!
I made a couple of bat dolls a few years back but wasn't 100% happy with the wings. I would love to make another one once I figure out a wing design that works for me 😀
She's very cute! What a wonderful project!
Thank you! 😊
I've never heard of bead-jointing before but it looks really interesting. Beautiful design on this one
Thank you! 😊
Cute!
What a sweet doll! I really love how she turned out. I think she actually looked really cute before the hair, though I can understand that you needed to cover the stitching and button. Maybe you could do a similar doll with very short hair that closely matches the skin color? That might be interesting to see.
Lovely work and lovely video!
Thank you! It's funny, was thinking along similar lines myself! I'm planning to make a rabbit boy soon, so I have lots of ideas for that one 😀
Yes, I agree. The hair is cute, but for the animal dolls I think not having hair would work well too. Maybe a hat to cover the stitching. Looks great either way!
She’s so precious! I absolutely love your art style and your narration is beautiful. Can’t wait to see more of your work! ❤
Thank you so much! 😊
você é e seus trabalhos trazem muito amor !l estes incriveis modelos de dolls deixam o coração emocionado ,muito obrigada por compartilhar atravez de videos suas artes
Thank you so much! 😊
What do you think about the lizard doll? I think it's an unusual idea.
Ooh, a lizard doll would be quite a challenge!
I think you should try heat erasable pens! I bought a pack of them recently, and theyre easier than pencil, and the ink disapears when ironed. Game changer for darker fabrics, as there is a white option. I got a pacl that has, blue, pink, red, white, beige, and black, the pack i got also came with a holder :)
Ooh that sounds interesting, thanks! I've tried the self erasing pens and water erasable ones before, but they didn't work too well. Heat erasable sounds like a much better option!
@@spyderthread I was very skeptical at first, because I've had the same experience with others but when I saw how quickly it erased with heat i almost cried I was so excited lol