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Bravo! I am very proud of my doll's permanent smile, but this range of facial expressions is in a league of its own!

I bought myself a sewing machine and some patterns thinking that I am going to make all kinds of fancy clothing for my girls. I was going to take the fashion world by storm. Took one look at the patterns...yeah...fashion world will have to wait. Guess I will start simple and work my way up from the...

Martinson Joe wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 8:41 am

She sure displays a pair of jeans to maximum advantage!

According to the scale, Sandy's dress is in the 80 to 90 F range, that makes sense. But wait, didn't Canada switch to metric a looooong time ago?

dragon197989 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 9:39 pm Something that could give you some bang for your buck is to make you and infinite dress. 1 dress, but so many ways it can be worn, and very easy to make. Can be done with just 1 seam and maybe some hemming.

Thanks, I'll put that on the list of possible future projects.

This thread gets more views than her home thread, so here are two views of her green silk nightie and matching pantie, there are more pictures on the home thread, here: viewtopic.php?p=2528076#p2528076

Amy has more than enough to fill a hand, like my Geniece. Some people like them massive, to me that's a waste, and what is more, the little ones keep their shape, huge things tend to sag, RG or doll.

I had a very interesting experience recently. I bought Emily's head (XTdoll XT-2 "Nancy" head) some time ago. I fell in love with her. She has big blue eyes. But I bought a hard head, without a moving jaw. A friend on TDF had a couple of similar heads, but with a moving jaw, and he offere...

Shelby looks lovely, it could be fun playing in the woods with her. And as Rev Jack said, never mind graphics, take her there! We put similar pictures of Geniece on her own thread a few weeks ago, but as far as I can determine, this one was not published before, so, our contribution: IMG_20240219_10...

Congratulations, VB and Lettie, an achievement indeed! I have resolved that Geniece is my one and only, so even if she eventually has a couple of battle scars (imperfect repairs), as long as she remains recognisable, we hope to be together for as long as I live, and when I die, my autistic son can i...

Another simple way to practice when you start learning, is to take one of your own t-shirts that is faded or starting to develop holes, like t-shirts usually do, and is only one step away from ending in the trash, and see if you can modify it to fit your doll, who is more than likely smaller than yo...

A belated welcome from me too, Saralina. It is always welcome to get a woman's views here too. It is sad that you have had so much trouble buying your doll/man. I was really lucky, my country has no TDF approved doll vendors so I ordered directly from a factory in China and had absolutely no problem...

poppy70 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 7:08 pm What a view <3 Lisas rearview is spectacular.

I fully agree!

Flight of Fancy wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 5:34 pm

Sad Sandy.

It's all in the lighting.


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Because of all the things she can't afford? The yacht, the car? Don't be sad, Sandy, most of us have this problem with stuff we can't afford, but we are content to have lovelies like you in our lives.

Sewing basic pointers/thoughts, to help (or discourage) those who might want to try their hand at making clothes for their dolls: What you need as a minimum: Number zero, without this it will be hard: The ability to visualize and manipulate 3-dimensional objects in your mind. Clothes are sewn toget...