You may already know that Dollfie Dreams are usually released as Volks exclusive and limited quantity collectibles, sometimes with buyers randomly chosen by lottery or determined by whoever can checkout their order from the webstore the fastest. As a result, Dollfie fans may find that they’ve missed out on a past release and now must…
So if you dig around in the Sewing Patterns section you’ll see that I’ve designed a few free sewing patterns for DD and MDD. Maybe you’ve already tried those patterns and now you need a challenge or a different style? Dear reader, you’re in luck because I’ve compiled a list of excellent DD sewing resources…
If you’re interested in using Volks Dream Choice service to create a custom Dollfie Dream, I’ve created a new guide for it! Right now it only features the options for head sculpts and faceups, but I plan to continue adding more information in the future. I hope it’s helpful! And if you have some photos…
Imagine this- your dream doll has finally arrived! After all the seeking, saving and scheming she’s home and it’s time have fun. You can change her outfit, shoes, and even wig, but the eyes? Well, Volks has helpfully secured them with hot glue so that’s a bit trickier. But not to despair! Changing the eyes…
Second Hand Bargains from Japan’s Largest Anime Store When you’re looking for a sold-out limited Dollfie Dream or a good bargain, the secondary market is your best bet. That means buying from shop or forum online, instead of getting a new doll directly from the manufacturer or a licensed retailer. This guide will help you find…
My dolls on display almost always use a saddle stand. Why? This type of stand allows for some fun poses, doesn’t cause clothes to get wrinkled, reduces the chance of stains and the saddle part itself is usually hidden by skirts and dresses. I’ve started making my own stands since I haven’t found a retail…
Here’s an easy way to make custom anime-style eyes for your Dollfie Dream or SmartDoll BJD. UV-set resin is crystal clear and easy to work with, so it’s perfect for making small batches of eyes. For this process you’ll need: White sculpted eye base (made from white urethane resin, apoxie sculpt, sculpey, etc) Eye design…
You may have already seen my guide for making resin eyes, but lately I’ve been working on refining the technique. The process is more involved, but the results are more polished. So let’s just call this the “Advanced Guide to Making Resin Eyes.” For the new eyes, I created a new set of molds using…