[BJDmagazine] - Linda Gavin: BJD Interior Designer (Part 1) p2

[BJDmagazine]

Hello,

We have just launched a new free international online magazine dedicated entirely to BJDs. We publish weekly articles with beautiful photography and original content, including:
Interviews with BJD artists and creators
Detailed how-to's in response to your questions
Luscious photo essays and BJD photography
Short news items about BJDs on the web
Please visit us at http://bjdmagazine.com and enjoy!

Rolfe and Caroline Dlugy-Hegwer
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BJDmagazine - the free online magazine for ball jointed dolls

[BJDmagazine]

We have just published the first two installments of an interview with wonderful face-up artist Irrimiri of Sweetly Twisted.
The last installment will be published November 27th.
We enjoyed talking with her about her work, her passion for capturing emotion, and her tips for successful face-ups.

Sweetly Twisted's Secrets for Stunning Face-ups (Part 1)
Sweetly Twisted's Secrets for Stunning face-ups (Part 2)

[BJDmagazine]

We just published a new tutorial called Sew this easy sweater for your BJD.
It is a really simple pattern that can be used for any size BJD. Pick a fun knit sweater fabric, plug in the measurements of the doll, sew a little, and you are done! The tutorial is very visual, with clear pictures, and illustrations.

I hope you will let us know what you think, and that you will share pictures of your dolls in their sweaters with us.

[Linda52]

Lovely sweater! Thanks for making the pattern available.

[Dedra]

Super cute and easy. Thank you, I`m definitely going to use it.

[BJDmagazine]

We have just published a new article, Dale Zentner: Creating a Beautiful BJD Sisterhood, featuring the unique BJD fashions of Dale Zentner of Pink Grapefruit.

[kazesama]

WOW, that is too cute! I can't wait to make one!!

[Windswept]

Thanks for the tutorial! I really want to make a sweater, even if I don't have a sewing machine!

[BJDmagazine]

Thank you all. I can hardly wait to see your sweaters!

[BJDmagazine]

We have just published a 2 part interview with face-up artist Caroline Seales of Viridian House. In this interview, Caroline candidly talks her passion for BJDs, creating romantic face-ups, and gives us some advice to achieve perfect color blending.

[BJDmagazine]

This week, we published a simple, very visual tutorial that shows you how to create a floral headdress with vintage charm for your ball-jointed doll. To produce an antiqued look, we dye the simple materials in coffee. Your base materials can have a variety of tones at the outset - the dyeing process will unify those tones with gentle variations. Putting this headdress together is a quick, easy project that requires little material, and only basic sewing skills.



I hope you will enjoy this fun, easy project!

[Evergreen]

Dale is a very talented artist-- love her designs and creations!

[BJDmagazine]

Thanks for your comment! We love her too!

[BJDmagazine]

We just published the first part of a wonderful interview with the very talented French BJD artist, Rachelle Bartel, Lillycat CeriseDolls. In this interview she guides us through her creative world, and introduces us to her unique, and mesmerizing, tattooed, resin BJDs. (Contains doll nudity)

[BJDmagazine]

We just published the second part of her interview with French BJD artist, Rachelle Bartel, Lillycat CeriseDolls. In this second part she shares her thoughts about tattoos, femininity, artists that inspire her, and her dreams for the future. (Contains doll nudity)

[BJDmagazine]

This week, I published a tutorial that shows how to create a romantic rose choker for your ball-jointed doll. The rose and leaves are made with polymer clay. Following our simple steps, you will create beautiful jewelry for your BJD in no time at all!



I hope you will enjoy this tutorial!

[BJDmagazine]

This week on BJDmagazine it's all about hats! Jessica DeBuck of Fanciful Delights takes us back to the roaring 20s with her flapper hat creations!She gives us some advice on how to create the most visually pleasing hats for your BJDs and her passion for the flapper style.

[BJDmagazine]

Marina Bychkova of Enchanted Doll tells us about her soon to be released resin BJDs, the soulful expressions of her ball-jointed dolls, the magic of her painted eyes. (Contains Doll Nudity)

[BJDmagazine]

Make a simple Marie-Antoinette hat for your ball-jointed doll. This pattern can be adapted for any size BJD, and requires very few materials. We guide you through the construction of the hat. The final decorative touches are left to your imagination!

[BJDmagazine]

This easy wig pattern by MiyukiDollfie is designed for FairyLand pukipuki and other similarly sized BJDs (Lati White, Brownie). The fur material is elastic, which means it fits the doll perfectly! The wig can be hand-sewn or machine-sewn.