𝓥𝓲𝓮𝓳𝓪 𝓵𝓮𝓵𝓪 𝓪𝓾𝓽𝓲𝓼𝓶

THE NARINDER JOINT DOLL PATTERN POST!!!!!!

Here is the link to the template with the exact measurements!!! (Sorry if the presentation is a bit

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Anyway, here are the PNG images so you can have your own Narinder

(VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: while editing the file I realized that I didn't include the warning that the upper part of Narinder's thighs is open, I repeat, the flat upper part is open!!!!!!)

Also, the measurements of the wooden balls that you are going to use for the joints should be

-25mm (2.5 centimeters in Spanish) for the thighs

-20 mm (2.0 cm in Spanish) for the legs and arms, although you can perfectly use 18-15 mm balls (1.8, 1.5 cm for those in Spanish)

Here's a mini tutorial on how to assemble his legs because it's kinda complicated

1- They must attach the wooden balls to Narinder's body with thread once they have sewn everything together

2-The thighs

The thighs don't have a closure; they need to be open. I recommend folding down the top part so it looks better

3-attach them to the body (also with thread)

3-When you sew it, put the little balls at the bottom for the next joints

(Sorry about the pliers in the background, I was doing other things too)

4: The legs, on the other hand, are closed; the upper part should be sunk in and brought together with the rest of the body, this process being equally applicable to the arms

MAE I RUN OUT OF IMAGES,

However, for the arms it's a similar process to that of the legs: stuffing, closing, denting a part, and attaching it to the ball

I'll show you links to my inspirations right away, since Narinder is a chimera of several patterns I found the other day while drawing inspiration:

Initial inspiration video

Video that helped me get its mechanism working

Another inspiration video

It's important to clarify that this was an inspiration. Please, if you can, support these creators; they truly make amazing things!!!

(Please let me know if you find any errors; Feedback would be greatly appreciated)

(Also, if you make a Narinder, please tag me if you can. I'd really like to see your Narinders, It's not mandatory or anything, I'd just like to see them)

(Sorry for the large amount of things in parentheses, I'm a little nervous because it's the first time I've shared a serious pattern, like, really serious)

What kind of fabric did you use for him? It looks so soft and nice!

Are you still planning on releasing the pattern? (Maybe you already have, and I just didn't search the right tag on your blog)

And finally

PLEASE reveal the secret to how you gave him such a perfect face! Did you print it out of special material? Did you paint it? And if you did, how did you get it to not crack?

(So sorry if you've already answered these somewhere, I just found your blog and was awed by your skill! Thank you for your time!)

(Oh, thank you so much!

I suppose you're referring to the Aym they used as a reference. For now, Aym is all alone, but soon he'll have his brother and they'll be able to dress up nicely together ♡)

First, well, I literally reused the fabric from a gray sweatshirt. Like, that guy costs the same as a second-hand fake sweatshirt! (To be more specific, it was a fake Nike sweatshirt, I didn't manage to take a photo of it before gutting it and using the good parts to make a doll unfortunately, but it was gray, and the Nike logo was pink, also, the typography was strange but I don't remember well how, here I tried to get a photo of more or less how I remember it

It was just like that, only it looked suspiciously like poor quality, besides being like a child's size, or just a small size I think, and it came in a batch of clothes that my grandmother gave us to get things that we could use, throw away or sell; sometimes I get fabric from there, either to make dolls or to make clothes for the dolls!)

Also, Aym is kind of a Frankenstein because his thighs are made from another piece of fabric I had lying around. I literally grabbed the first gray thing I found in my fabric stash because I ran out of material completely assemble the doll. In fact, that's why I couldn't build a Baal, but right now I wanted to work on one with this other fabric so Aym wouldn't be all alone)

W the second one, I do still have plans to upload the patterns, only that I am too slow in the process, but first I'll upload the Narinder pattern, since he was the first one I made. Aym and Baal pattern was literally born from the Narinder pattern; it's practically the same but taller and not as chubby

AANND, my BIG SECRET IS: actually that face is paint, and to know where to paint I first draw the face with a graphite pencil and then go over it with an ink pencil, here a little example

(tw: Possessed bald Narinder and comically close up Aym jumpscare)

Then I add several layers of paint until you can no longer see the fabric underneath and it looks like a print. It's funny because it only takes me about two days to make the doll, but painting the face and the wooden sockets takes about a week

Well, honestly, I don't know how I manage to stay within the lines when I paint faces either; I guess it's just experience, because it should also be clarified that I always do everything in the face with the same three pesos brush( ・・)b.+:｡

To distract him because I'm going to replace him

Here are the designs of Ara and Keru when they were still alive

That's the essence; they were just girls in the late 80s

To provide context for the last text: Actually, Aza and Keru believe they are on vacation and have received powers from Yngya to walk through walls and float. Everyone within the sect agreed to repeat this lie and protect the innocence of these two

T: "In ✨️magical realism✨️Temi was a student about to turn 18"

Never ask Temi where she got her language from, she doesn't know either

Yes, Yorabba wasn't even her biological dad, but he was the one who had to receive all the crafts culeras that Temi made at school (both for Father's Day and Mother's Day because Temi saw Yorabba more than her mother, so, pos ni modo papi)

If you think about it, it's very sad to be a ghost. You can see your surroundings, but you can no longer interact with them the way you once did. The structures that were made for you to inhabit no longer take you into account. Your home won't adapt to whatever remains of you once you leave this plane, and all you'll be able to do is observe, because you no longer belong to anyone. You were claimed, and now you are an echo of what you once were.

The relationship between Yorabba and Temi is quite amusing. Yorabba first met Temi when she was a child. Yngya used to assign him various tasks within the sect after he was "adopted," including cooking food in the women's convent, where he met Temi. From there, Yorabba grew fond of this neglected girl and began to see life in another perspective, because perhaps, not everything in this world was lost.

Nembre isn't even a blood relative, and putting him next to Temi is like comparing apples and oranges, but that doesn't change the fact that they're family, maybe not biologically, but in spirit.

(I projected myself, sorry, here are some drawings from my notebook to make up for it)

I'm posting this drawing of Sariel here because I find it really funny how blue the photo turned out

And here are some mini spoilers for the next post

Some Marchosias (yes, this is the Marchosias of magical realism, he doesn't look so elegant because apart from being a scientist, he's also an alcoholic and a philosopher)

Hagar my girl, you didn't deserve all the crap that happened in the old faith

Leshy, besides now having a dog, will also have a new yellow cat!!!

Narilamb because why not