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Here’s my redheaded Kurt on a rotatable neck Ken body since as a wee child I hollowed out his neck messily. I used @dolldirt‘s bread tag method and it finally worked for me so I’m pretty chuffed.
I’m debating on overpainting his eyebrows to match but I guess it’s keeping the spirit of his original custom look if I just leave it.
PJ got a MTM Barbie body since it was a shade lighter than the Fashionista body she was on and slightly matches better lol.
Après-midi body painting
Graff : www.instagram.com/1coelpunchliner/
Modèles :
Playing around with my new lights ( and girl)... need a body :)
Anyone have any suggestions on wig/eye colors? :)
[BS] Body & Style – Luiza Dress
SIZES
KUPRA - KUPRA FIXED / LEGACY – PERKY / MAITREYA – PETITE / FREYA / HOURGLASS / TONIC FINE - CURVY
MESH DRESS
5 Option solid colors /
5 Option pattern
A friend's implants. Some weeks later the ball in the middle started to wander downwards and is a lot closer to the left one in the picture now. Sucks cause you can't just push it back it place, you know? ;o)
BOX DATE: None
APPROXIMATE RELEASE DATE: 2005
MANUFACTURER: M.G.A.
DOLLS IN LINE: Cloe; Yasmin; Sasha; Jade; Roxxi
BODY TYPE: 2001; bend & snap legs
HEAD MOLD: 2001; closed lips; pierced ears
PERSONAL FUN FACT: I've always wanted Treasures! Bratz dolls, but I haven't had the best luck finding them at flea markets and second hand stores. I do recall vaguely when this collection hit store shelves, back in 2005. That was the last year I purchased dollies as a kid. By that point I was starting to feel embarrassed and self conscious about my dolly hobby. That did not mean, however, that I didn't WANT all the Bratz in stores. I just pretended I didn't like them. I think I even made some comment about how gimmicky this pirate themed Bratz collection was (though I secretly coveted it). I had to resort to buying this Sasha online. I figured there was a slim chance I'd find her in the wild. Even if I did, it was even less likely she'd come with any of her cool stuff. I saw her listed on eBay sometime in early 2013. The seller I bought her from had three other Bratz dolls I was interested in, and she was willing to combine shipping. I was really surprised that nobody bid against me for Sasha...I think I got her for $21 before the combined shipping price. Of the four dolls I bought, Tokyo a Go-Go Sasha and Treasures! Sasha were definitely my favorites. I actually hadn't even been intentionally searching for this doll, if I'm not mistaken. I had typed in Tokyo a Go-Go Sasha into eBay, found the doll I ended up buying, and scoped out the seller's other listings. This is still a shopping technique I use to this day. If a seller's price and item are appealing, chances are they will have other stuff I want too. The extra special thing about Treasures Sasha and the other Bratz I acquired is that they were all the woman's childhood dolls. She must have been close in age to me, since our era of Bratz growing up was the same! She was very excited that I bought so many of her dolls, since she needed the money and wanted them all to go to a good home. Knowing the backstory of Miss Sasha and her former housemates endeared me all that much more to them!
With just a small token presence of classic traction in the form of a solitary class 20 and 37, GM class 57 traction dominates the scene at sunset across the DRS Kingmoor depot looking towards the hills of Dumfries and Galloway (Risp Hill with its wind turbines standing out on the skyline over the dutch barn). 57007 and 57008 have just arrived on depot with the 6C46 flask working from Sellafield for Torness and DB Schenker 66011 returns to Carlisle Yard light engine, seen through the glinting 'knitting' of the freight lines north of Carlisle.
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Meu novo padrão para tecido! :)
Em breve à venda no Spoonflower!
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My new pattern! :)
Soon for sale at Spoonflower!
He's spraying her with glitter, so she's looking away.
The woman in red seemed to have some official role in the project, but I couldn't figure out what it was.
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Composed of parts of Fog, Frame Girl, I See Your Inside and You See My Inside as part of the Meta-Body project. Taken at Art Box and texture by JoesSistah.