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Last couple of photos! Not really the beach anymore, but they're still nice:)

I really enjoyed the whole day out<3 love taking my dolls outside and taking photos, they're all so adorable and I love having them around:)

I think using socks for doll clothes is a pretty universal experience when you're first starting out creating a wardrobe. I personally love pushing the boundaries working within the medium to evoke knit fabrics in a doll scale to create more sophisticated pieces, make items not normally associated with doll sock fashion such as pants, and getting meta with dolls wearing effigies of themselves or creating socks... out of socks.

Too often the sock dress is sometimes relegated to the realm of the beginner, unable to achive a more sophisticated look that most adult collectors are drawn to. I feel socks can be one of the most versatile weapon in a doll sewist's arsenal:

Morrow on film

Another wig was ripped apart and put back together. Sylus’s hair has been driving me nuts for a while because I, frankly, fucked up the construction of his wig originally and cut it too short in the back.

I took off almost all the fiber on the back and at the top of the wig (including the parting line) and redid it. Also found one of my brow shavers finally and that helped a lot with styling (find them to work much better with blending layers when it comes to cutting alpaca and other really fine fibers).

Another wig was ripped apart and put back together. Sylus’s hair has been driving me nuts for a while because I, frankly, fucked up the construction of his wig originally and cut it too short in the back.

I took off almost all the fiber on the back and at the top of the wig (including the parting line) and redid it. Also found one of my brow shavers finally and that helped a lot with styling (find them to work much better with blending layers when it comes to cutting alpaca and other really fine fibers).

I'm Memo, and I enjoy dolls and photography.

I might showcase artwork I commission from others.

The model for this set of photos is Jun Tachibana from Volks.

Because Google Translate was used, there may be inaccuracies. Please forgive me.

Little Menaces - Cora