Sandy Creaciones

Hey guys! I’ve added a small set of Barbie games on archive.org. On there, the games are run with Ruffle, an emulator that lets you run Flash games online without needing Adobe Flash Player installed. 

If you guys feel like checking them out, here’s the list of the games I’ve uploaded:

Color with Kelly

Give Ken a Hot New Look!

Let’s Make Music

Pair-a-Square Game

Princess Dress-Up: Barbie in the Nutcracker

Princess Dress-Up: Barbie as Rapunzel

Princess Dress-Up: Barbie of Swan Lake

Princess Dress-Up: Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper - Anneliese

Princess Dress-Up: Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper - Erika

Other than Barbie games, I also uploaded stuff from other Mattel franchises like American Girl, as well as Disney and stuff from GirlsGoGames.com. Check out my archive.org page if you’re interested in that!

I can’t upload that many Barbie games for now other than these and a handful more, as Ruffle is still in development and thus, can’t run most Flash games just yet. 

It is finally ready!! I promise I am working on the sundress pattern as well, but I figured I would go ahead and get this one out!

This makes a quick-cutting, quick-sewing tee for Ken or shirt dress for Barbie. I have a more complicated t-shirt pattern that I may digitize at a later time, but I have been using this one a lot currently.

The dolls shown are a standard articulated Ken body and the curvy MTM body, the shirt is the same.

This is formatted for letter size so just be sure to print at 100%. For a PDF copy, look here.

I tried to make the instructions simple, but I will try to answer any questions that may arise.

Sorry for the delay getting this out, I got sick and it put me a little behind.

Here is the tutorial for converting the unarticulated Fashionistas to articulated ones.

For these photos I used a movie Wonder Woman doll’s forearms and calves. I find those work best proportionally with the slim Kens.

For curvy Barbies, the movie Wonder Woman dolls as well as the DC Super Hero Girls dolls both work well. The method for converting the curvy girls is the same as what I explain here.

Just be sure to take your time and be patient and the joins will look nice.

The rotary tool I use is Wen brand, I got it along with the extender and extra accessories off Amazon for about $35 USD. I have had it for about a year and it was well worth the investment.

Also, be sure to wear protective gear when creating small dust particles. I use a respirator, but any face mask should do. I also wear glasses to protect my eyes, you just can’t be too careful!