Cryptid's Doll Room

26, theythem | doll collector | animation enthusiast | sideblog for toys, nostalgia, and comfort stuff | main @slushiecafe

[horsefigureoftheday]

Horse figure of the day: Decora Girls Ponyz "Selene"

[the-woods-call-me]

~ Ruffle Girly ~

Azone Picco ExCute "Classic Alice" Himeno

[thepictoblr]

Playing with my instant camera :}

[maryclover]

My new Lalaloopsy girls doll~

[mermenroll]

more of my dolls (*^▽^)/★*☆♪ these are deer centaurs i love the details on their clothes 💕

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[bronycore]

please don’t tag as cringe/cringecore or similar

[jetix]

‘Angel-cut Chainsaw’ by sara.object, 2026

[diorods]

Minecraft Fantasy Base! A complete survival house 😄

Me and my friends wanted to make a super detailed fantasy build with a fun roof, and we ended up deciding of this build! Of course, if you're making this sort of base you're going for the vibes, and I think it ended up looking awesome ngl! The whole interior of the build is quite cozy too, from bedrooms, storage, a crafting area and an enchanting tower, obviously lol. Anyway, I hope this serves as inspiration 🙌 If u want u can find the Tutorial and world download here!

✨ Shaders: BSL Shaders 🕹 Game version: 1.21.10

[joshuangel]

my first junk journal spread .ᐟ

[thepictoblr]

Totally forgot to post her here but last month i got one of the new momotale blindbox bjds... shes so cutes...

[art-dumpster-fire]

Beginner Information: "Ball Jointed Dolls" and Blind Box BJD

This is a blind box doll; a doll you buy in a sealed box that contains a random doll from a set with no option to choose which one. It is one of the cheapest legitimate BJD you can currently buy outside of the second hand market. Not all blind box dolls are BJD, and not all BJD have "ball" shaped joints. What makes a doll a "BJD"? BJD's are often art pieces with hollow bodies and held together with an elastic string from it's neck to it's ankles and wrist to wrist with giant beads for joints. Traditionally there are joints in the neck, shoulder, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. Modern BJD have joints in the elbows and sometimes in the waist. The "ball" that allows these parts to move is sometimes ball shaped; "peanut" shaped joints allow for better poses and is the most popular shape these days. Some blind box dolls which are mistakenly called "bjd" are mechanically jointed rather than strung with elastic. This means their parts use a peg and hinge system instead. You usually see this in action figures and dolls like Monster High. This allows for more stability in terms of posing but with few exceptions (but there ARE exceptions!) certain "ball jointed doll" communities do not view these as true BJD. Blind box BJD can be considered designer toy art; that is a piece designed for display as much as or instead of for " play" (customizing is considered play). While "art" is subjective, the idea is that a BJD should be created by an artist or artist team as a unique object or in small or limited batches. They are usually designed for adults or mature collectors. Blind box BJD can be for those as young as teenagers but due to their very tiny and breakable parts are definitely not suitable as toys or for children! BJD-only communities dictate that for a doll to be considered for the community it must be designed as a work of art and to be able to be fully personalized; not only the clothing but the eyes and the hair should be able to be swapped out. This usually requires the doll to have a bald head with a removable section to access the doll's open eye sockets so that the eyes can be changed. Some blind box dolls have painted on eyes and their hair is sculpted which is viewed as being less able to be personalized. However some blind box dolls have the same customization options as standard BJD.

(top left: Penny's Box Antu Dreamlike Teaparty: Hazy Dreams face and hair. bottom left: Penny's Box Antu Cute Beast Magic: Woody Sheep's face and hair without ram horns. Right: Penny's Box Antu Cute Beast Magic: Wood Sheep body , showing the inside of her face with the removable eyes, next to Hazy Dream's hair) Here are two heads by the same designer with interchangeable parts.

(Excuse my messy desk! I've put Woody Sheep's hair on Hazy Dream's head, and her hair on Woody Sheep's head in the background! Hazy Dream is a centaur - that means she has a human head and torso on a horse body. She can stand up on two back legs! There are joints in her knees, ankles and even the middle of the horse body. It allows her to hold all kinds of poses! ) Blind box BJD allow someone new to the hobby to experiment with personalizing their doll this way! Some vendors like Kikagoods even sell optional eyes and clothing, but when buying these please read the descriptions carefully! Some clothing , eyes, doll scalps and optional parts are only designed for certain models and sizes! ₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ What Do People Do With BJD? People like to personalize the dolls by changing their hair, eyes and clothes. More advanced techniques involve modifying the doll through paint, dye and sculpting techniques. However the most fun, popular and accessible thing to do is to pose and photograph the doll! For some simply collecting is enough and for others, finding a community to share these with is. Seeing other people's dolls is interesting too! There is no wrong or right way to enjoy your BJD! ₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ I find these blind box dolls to be an affordable and inclusive way to enter the hobby. They're well made, adorable and easy to play with. Some models also highlight some of the frustration of BJD including difficulty with strung dolls (like string tension, wiring, difficulty posing ) and customizing. Resin dolls can cost above $100USD which is just not feasible depending on your age or budget or what you're comfortable spending on hobbies but these tiny blind box dolls often retail for around $30 up to $50.

₊˚ ✧ ━━━━⊱⋆⊰━━━━ ✧ ₊˚ I hope this has helped in some way if you're new to the hobby or just curious! If you have any questions about these please feel free to ask!

[goobersplat]

I’ve seen so many mixed opinions on flocking through the years. So I’m conducting research lol. I personally love it for sensory reasons. I guess you could call it a stim, it really calms me down.

If you don’t know what flocking is, Sylvanian Families/Calico Critters are flocked. It’s a powder put on toys/items that make them soft/velvet-like.

Do you like flocking on toys?

Yes

Yes for sensory reasons

No

No for Sensory Reasons

I have no opinion either way

Voting ended onFeb 9

[inwardhardar]

[soulspark]

[diorods]

Minecraft Fishing Hut! A complete survival house and docks made out of wooden materials and a bit of deepslate!

Me and my friends wanted to make a super cozy but at the same time super detailed build, and we ended up deciding of this sort of build! We winged it a bit and fought about the size of the dock for 20min (I won btw ehehe) and after a coupe of hours this was the final result! Of course, if you're making a fishermen house, and going for the vibes, u always need to add a dock to it, and I think it ended up fitting really well there! The whole interior of the build is quite cozy too, and it has all the features u might need on your base, from your personal bedroom, storage, and a crafting area! Anyway, I hope this serves as inspiration 🙌 If u want u can find the Tutorial and world download here!

✨ Shaders: BSL Shaders 🕹 Game version: 1.21.4

[digitalfriend08]

Fluttershy Stamps!

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[monsterously-high]

I LIKE DOLL