My Pride and Joy

This girl of purity and innocence is made with all genuine parts (RBL Renew Blythe head with replacement scalp + Azone Pure Nemo M body). I love her so much after customizing her that I decided to keep her for myself 😆 🥰 💕 

My Custom Icy Angel Blythe

This beautiful little lady was adopted by a very sweet and kind owner. I made her most carefully and lovingly. However, when she was on her way to her new home, the unthinkable happened. She must have fallen to the ground from high above and her neck broke! Her new owner had to fix her and was understandably upset. I felt very bad for her and offered to take the doll back. She was so very kind and still kept her. I am so very grateful that she’s with such a loving owner with a heart of gold. ❤️❤️❤️

My Very First Custom Genuine Blythe

This fall themed custom used Paw Wow Poncho as her base doll. It was an SBL and the head was glued really tight. So I didn’t open it up, just carved her lips and made her outfits. She’s now with her new owner and is at a loving home 🥰 

A Wave of Factory Blythe Customs

As mentioned in a previous post, I’ve got myself too many factory Blythe dolls, thinking that I needed to practice while it turned out carving came pretty easily for me. So, below are the factory Blythe customs that have been adopted 🥰

1. Alice of the Blue Garden: This is a tall one with better proportions as I used a Barbie MTM curvy body. Handmade her outfits too.

2. Lovely Bear: Another full custom made with Barbie MTM Curvy body. Handmade outfits as well.

3. Little Sailor: This one uses an Azone type body. Also an open-mouth girl with front teeth shown.

4. Beautiful Mermaid:

5. Hot pink unicorn:

6. Butterfly faerie 🧚 

7. Valentines Bear 🐻 💕 

There also are quite a few that are still available for adoption, which I will put into different posts 😊

First Attempts at Blythe Customization

Summer 2021, I decided to branch out further and give Blythe customization a try (involves extensive carving, remolding with air dry clay, airbrushing, face up, changing eyechips, and outfit making). Since I had no clue about whether I was going to be good at it and didn’t want to ruin a genuine doll, I decided to practice with factory Blythe first. The carving part looked especially scary for me. I thought I was going to suck big time at it and probably ruin a whole bunch. So I bought a lot of factory Blythe, and I mean A LOT. To my absolute surprise, carving came pretty easy for me 😮 So… I got stuck with a lot of factory Blythe dolls, which I could not resell all (even though I tried) but had to customize most of them (please don’t crucify me for this, I’ve just been stuck with them 😭) … Anyways below are the two very first dolls that I did. I kept them for the sake of remembering my first efforts.