There are lots of talented doll dressmakers in the world and I wanted to introduce two of them, Joanna and Mieke. I asked them about their stories, how they got into making doll clothes and how they manage to make such beautiful, tiny works of art. They also shared some tips. I hope you’ll find their miniature creations as inspiring as I did! Kamelia Dolls In connection with the "Barbie" movie, Mattel released doll versions of Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as Barbie and Ken, as well as dolls representing Liu as Ken, Rae as President Barbie, and America Ferrara as Gloria. A new, more inclusive era

Joanna lives in Rzeszów, a city in the south of Poland. Her adventure with dolls began six years ago when she renovated her old porcelain doll and sewed a dress for her. While Joanna was looking for some tips about restoration of dolls, she found out that there are many doll collectors in Poland. So she became more interested in this topic and from one doll to another, found a new hobby. Doll Collection

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Decorating a dollhouse gives you the artistic license to indulge in your interior design fantasies, at a fraction of the cost of doing up a real house. And while you can’t live in your dollhouse of course, decorating it is a great way to have some creative fun! Ok! Finally its time to actually get designing. There are many different mediums with which you can create a design. You can do it the old fashioned way with pen and paper, this way is a bit easier if your not too confident with computers. Also, this method allows you to attach fabric samples directly to the design, making it even more detailed. Of course, creating your design digitally also has its advantages. It makes it easier to distribute and it can look cleaner and more visually accessible. Whether you create your design digitally or not, when designing it is important include lots of detail. Labelling different elements with information about the desired fabric, texture, color or pattern will make your design clear to everyone. A further detail that will elevate your design is some sort of description which brings to light the concept behind the doll. Explain who your doll is, where they live, what they like to do. You could even write a story that comes with the doll!

Illustrations typically use values over 30, while lower values are popular with deformed depictions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psZ0nQuT2F4 Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: How To Remove Dollhouse Carpet – DIY Dollhouse Tips (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psZ0nQuT2F4) In the event that an imported 3D model does not distort neatly, it can usually be resolved by inserting a vertex between the long sides.So your feeling inspired, but before you put pen to paper or turn on your computer, it is a good idea to have a good long think about the kind of doll you would want to receive. You should try and fully conceptualise your design before you even start sketching! It’s important to have a fully realised piece of work with a cohesive and determinate identity. Answering some of the following questions will help you achieve this goal. You need to find the right materials to make your clothes look nice. They must be thin, but pleasant to work with. I don’t like stretchy fabrics. I definitely prefer the natural ones, such as linen or cotton. It’s much easier for me to get along with them. But on the other hand, some of my sewing friends love everything that stretches. So you just need to find the right fabrics for you. Mattel also came out with a line of Barbie dolls that represents people with disabilities. In 2020, Mattel created a Barbie who uses a wheelchair. A Barbie with hearing aids and a Barbie with a prosthetic leg arrived in 2022, and the first Barbie representing people with Down Syndrome debuted in April. Mattel created multiple Barbie dolls representing people with disabilities Mattel A new era of 'Barbie' in the 'Barbie' movie Mattel has created several new Barbie dolls modeled on actress Margot Robbie. This doll wears a small-scale version of an outfit Robbie wore in the film. Mattel