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Hello everyone! In this video I make a wig for my new witch Art BJD doll size 1/6. For the scale 1/6 , to make the wig look realistic, I use handmade color Alpaca fibers. They are very thin and fall off when dyed, so the hair must be carefully combed before use. I make the base for the wig from wet wipes glued in several layers. First, we protect the doll's face with a film, or in this case I used a rubber glove. Then we put on a wet wipe, plaster it with glue and again a wet wipe and so on several times. Be sure to let the glue dry. There is no way to show on the video, but after each step I dry well what I pasted. Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy the video and to see you next time. ----------------------------------------------------------------- In my BOOSTY blog you will find: processes, my master classes and the secrets of creating magical man-made creatures. With the signature “Sponsor of the author!“ many paid master classes and secrets will be available to you! Nice to meet you and thank you for your support: ----------------------------------------------------------------- В моём BOOSTY блоге вы найдёте: процессы, мои мастер-классы и секреты создания волшебных рукотворных существ. С подпиской “Спонсор автора!“ вам будут доступны многие платные мастер-классы и секреты! Рада знакомству и благодарю за поддержку! ----------------------------------------------------------------- Boosty: ETSY Shop: Web Site: Pinterest: Instagram: Facebook: livemaster: -------------------------------------------------- ---------------- #makebjd #witchbjd #wigforbjd #artdoll #Artdolls #wig #wigtutorial #bjdinprogress #collectiblebjd #tutorialforbjd #bjdgirl #Zlatasfantasydolls #bolljointeddoll #jointdoll #authorizedbjd #fantasycreature #fantasyartdoll #fantasyart
