question about elf

oneparrot2many · Post by **oneparrot2many** » Wed Jan 08, 2014 4:41 am

Hello, I am looking at your dolls or Elf and Daisy, Are they both the same body? Just different ears ?
Ty so much . Looking for my first doll.

dollman2 · Post by **dollman2** » Wed Jan 08, 2014 4:44 am

Hi the elf and daisy are the same body but different heads, the daisy head is slightly smaller and more rounded than the elf head.

Hope that is helpful.

oneparrot2many · Post by **oneparrot2many** » Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:42 am

Ty so much

Yes that does help.
How are they to dress is it easy to find cloths both under and outer wear.

And it looks like the fingers are separate do they come that way or do you need to mod them. Ty

Elfie · Post by **Elfie** » Wed Jan 08, 2014 6:11 am

You can get the clothes for elf/daisy from the following ways:
1. Custom order from BD choosing from lingerie gallery in their website (about $50/each including shipping to the U.S.).
2. Buy the "newborn size baby girl" clothes from stores.
3. Buy the "xs size dog clothes" from pet stores.
4. Order from vendors who sell clothes for dollfie BJD, SD online and accept custom order (http://www.etsy.com). Just give the vendor her measurements.

For the fingers, the doll comes with the thumb separated; the other four fingers are attached.

oneparrot2many · Post by **oneparrot2many** » Wed Jan 08, 2014 8:05 am

Hello this is all great info..

One more question, How are the seams do they have to be trimmed down by the owner or are they already taken care of?

Elfie · Post by **Elfie** » Wed Jan 08, 2014 8:14 am

The seams from the silicone molding are noticeable. The owner has to trim them off using small curve scissors (the one that is used to trim off nose hair). It takes skills and a lot of patience to trim them off perfectly. I did some part of my elf's body and had to give up since it took too long and I hurt my fingers. The silicone is very soft and very easy to either not cut enough or over-cut so I recommend that you not try. (Oh! I am really a "Doll Advisor" now .... lol)

homanoidus · Post by **homanoidus** » Wed Jan 08, 2014 8:53 am

Elfie wrote:The seams from the silicone molding are noticeable. The owner has to trim them off using small curve scissors (the one that is used to trim off nose hair). It takes skills and a lot of patience to trim them off perfectly. I did some part of my elf's body and had to give up since it took too long and I hurt my fingers. The silicone is very soft and very easy to either not cut enough or over-cut so I recommend that you not try. (Oh! I am really a "Doll Advisor" now .... lol)

Great! I was looking to find infos about that, so a curve scissor and lots of care and patience!