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⌈ Secret Post #4968 ⌋

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[dreamstar]

Also adding on with the Monster High dolls. Of the face-up artists that I've seen do commissions or work on certain types of dolls, a lot seemed to have started (or still work with) Monster High dolls before moving on/adding to doing other types of dolls.

I think the method would be the same - especially for Pullips? Due to their sizes?

Face-ups aren't too hard if you have a steady hand and lots of patience in comparison to some things. I can't quite get them, b/c of my unsteady hands, but I get the gist of it. And if you can sew for smaller dolls, I think you've already got a good chance of a steady hand with Monster High and face-up's in general.

Just keep doing research on the proper materials work with which types of dolls. And definitely invest in a pack of multi-size brushes. You'll definitely appreciate the variety and options.