PLEASE KEEP IN MIND. WHAT WORKS FOR ONE MAY OR MAY NOT WORK FOR ANOTHER. I HAVE TRIED TO EXPLAIN WHAT HAS WORKED FOR ME AS CLEARLY AS I CAN. I WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TREATMENTS OR CHANGES YOU MAKE TO YOUR OWN DOLLS. I can not be there to do this for you or watch to see if you are doing what the directions say to do correctly or not.

Lay her down in your DRY bathtub and sprinkle (douse) her hair with Baby Powder. Let stand overnight. Comb through the next morning, and add more. Let stand another 24 hours. Comb through and I mean take her outdoors, hold her upside down and comb. Then give her a good shampoo, putting the shampoo in at least twice, rinse VERY well, comb out. Stand her on her stand, upon a towel and leave overnight. Do not comb hair again until it is completely dry.

This is a very common problem with the Ball Jointed Blythe Bodies. What I have done and it has worked, at least for a while, is to take clear hair rubberbands and twist them tight around the calf of the leg. Work the rubberband up the leg and let it drop into the hip joint. This should act as a gusset and tighten the joint. Because the rubberband is clean, you should not be able to see it.

Common Problem. If there is one thing that TICKS me off it is when someone does a Youtube and leaves steps out. And, this is happening with the eyechip removal.

I found this out the hard way. I could NOT pop those chips out like you see others do on Videos.

My husband has a Science Mind. One day he thought....FREEZE it. Sure enough. He put the Hot Glue on the Eye Chip, put it into our Freezer for 5 minutes and POP! Just like you see in the videos!

This can be maddening. Trying to Style a Blythe Doll's Hair while holding her between your legs or having her sit in a Chair. They just keep moving. I had an idea.

coming soon with photos

-- The Whimsical Blythe Team
Fri, 04 Nov 2022 17:23:33 -0500