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By Tierparkzone · Posted
The basic pose should work with other (not compartmentalized) bags/backpacks too as long as they're large enough and open wide enough to comfortably fit the doll through. Depending on the sturdyness, the interior color, and what other things you want to carry inside the backpack, you will have to adjust the protection measures a bit: For instance: wrapping the doll inside a fresh white towel or blanket (either with arms up or down), using a body length plastic bag as @ragnamuffin suggested earlier (better with arms down - otherwise difficult to put on). The pose is also a good way to carry dolls in a regular (not see-trough) small tote bag. As long as the doll doesn't slide or flop around (and the bag is clean and poses no stain risk), you don't even need any extra protective wrapping. I occasionally use one of my Smart Doll totes to carry dolls to the nearby river for photoshoots. For short trips like this they're great, because you can get the doll out and back in very quickly. -
By meltychoco_BJD · Posted
I know you’re probably set on getting a bag from another site by now, but I thought I’d recommend hand making one! I was also interested in the volks clear-front carry bag but deterred by the price, so I made one myself from a few layers of cotton fabric and some thick-ish clear plastic sheet, both of which can be easily bought from a fabric store. It was my first actual project on a sewing machine and I personally found it a very easy one, because the bag is essentially just a bunch of rectangles! I didn’t have a real pattern either, I just eyeballed it based on the volks product photos, but it was not difficult, so it shouldn’t be too hard for a beginner in my opinion. It’s also nice because you can add or remove things you do or don’t want, like extra pockets, a top zip, customize colour, etc. -
By meltychoco_BJD · Posted
Are there any bust-style head stands compatible with DD heads? I’ve tried looking it up but I keep getting regular stands for the body instead. There was one thread about an official bust stand from Volks but it seems that they don’t sell it anymore at all. I’m planning on having two heads share a body temporarily in the future and I’d like to display the other head instead of putting it in a box or something. -
By Rubber_Fairy · Posted
Also, while we had her naked, we took some time to learn more shibari ties! It was very fun to get all the knots right, and to take some very stylish photos~ -
By Rubber_Fairy · Posted
The first of Ophelia's three new outfits arrived today! This one comes from Alice's Collections. It's not practical at all in the heat of summer, but she still looks so wonderfully classy and chic. ❤️
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