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  • About how much of each "ingredient" would you suggest? :3

  • This is great! I'm going to atleast try to attempt this. I would buy one already made, but sinse I'm not rich It would be impossible.

  • first off I'd like to say, if thsi is your first try, looken DAMN good to me (love the Face:D ). I'm seriously thinking about it myself (cuz I'm poor). I Only have one question... what are you gonna make the ball joints out of ( I imagine the clay would rub & wear down quick)?

  • @Talki200 Thank you! <3 Actually I'm planning to cast this in resin, so the joints rubbing wouldn't be an issue. But... I've seen people use wooden balls or marbles they have carved holes into. I have seen all-clay dolls though with clay joints. You have to seal the clay somehow anyway, if you plan to paint the skin tone on. I guess you'd have to seal it with a good laquer/polyerthane or something. Also, being delicate with the dolls is an issue in the first place :)

  • @KafaeLatte That's Great! i thought Resin was really expensive tho. how ya gonna do it? (oops, sorry.. I know I should be patient *sheepesh look*) I can't wait to see the next vid :D

  • ohh thank you! i can't wait to start on my own.

  • Hey Kafae! There is another question.... Do you know how to make the wigs for the dolls? Or where may I buy the materials to do the hair? I have a couple of ideas on how to make the wig but the problem is the material. It would really help me to know what I can use. Thank you. Good video btw

  • Kafae! I have a question. ^^ First, thank you much for your tutorial, I have a BJD head done^^ Do you use some spray or somthing to cover the clay model? because water wasches it -.- even I got hard.

  • @261469933 You're welcome and um... You're asking if I use a spray on the clay? I did re-wet it sometimes to keep it from drying, but I finished the head in 3 hours nonstop. It did start to crack, but when I cut into it for the eyes that problem was fixed.

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  • @KafaeLatte I did it too :) but this clay has to be always placed away from water? i just mind to know how we can keep the model being hard permanently ^^

  • @261469933 Oh I see what you mean... Well If it is not a clay you have to bake in an oven then it may be susceptible to water. I want to resin cast mine, so I didn't worry about that. If you want your clay to last I would suggest sealing it with a polyethylene.

  • @KafaeLatte I use air dry clay like you too. It dries quite quickly.Thank you much for your explaining. I will put some photos of my work onto internet and tel you to see them okay? I have my own blog. Thank you again Kafae

  • OMG 2:20 is harvest moon song! ^^

  • amazing! ähm, may you tell me the name of the background song?

  • i was wondering could i use sculpy???

  • @laylaunicorn Yeah, I think I've seen some examples where people made dolls with sculpy. I chose not to use it because I didn't want to rist it cracking in the oven after all that work sculpting, and it's consistency is hard to manage sometimes. I don't like how oily it is, and I think LaDoll/Premier gets much better detail. It's oily too, but less so. I'm not sure though, you could try a test sculpt and if it works for you then it works :)

  • @KafaeLatte i did it turned out great i gust need to paint it

  • @laylaunicorn Sweet beans, gal! Can I see pictures?

  • @KafaeLatte dang it fell apart v.v it was reallt crappy anywany im only 10 but yaaa u can see pics if ya like :\

  • @laylaunicorn Awww. I'm sorry to hear that. It's okay, my first BJD fell apart too! I tried making that when I was 18. I know you'll get it. It was probably a problem with the clay too :) Where are pictures?

  • @laylaunicorn Correction: Yes. People use Super sculpy, though, not normal sculpy. You won't get the same amount of strength and detail with regular sculpy. :)

  • Thanks so much for this. I really want to make my own ball jointed doll, so i guess you repeat the process with the body parts too?

  • @jrockluv Well, pretty much. I'll make a video for the other parts when I make them. I bought my own MSD and it should arrive in mid december, so I'm waiting till I have a reference. :)

  • you are an AWESOME calpter XD You rock!  I think I'd put resin over it XD

  • that looks amazing you inspire me to make a doll!

  • Very cute, Im excited to see how it turns out :)

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