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[batchixdolls]

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Made Cookie decent for IG real quick. Hurray for hot glue! I got the hair on Aliexpress and made her this wig! I love the way it turned out. Her looks were inspired by 1960’s dolls- especially furga. She poses great, I’ve hot glue suedes her joints. The one thing I might change is to give her different hip joints instead od the balls out look. Also, last picture, she has cellulite on her butt and I love it. 

She's mature MSD sized, so about 42cm. I'm trying to see if there's interest in a preorder for her. She'd probably be around $425 or so for the blank doll. She'll have high heel feet with heels she can wear and I may make some more hands for her.

Anyway, if you're interested in her pass this around! the more people I get interested in a pre-order the sooner I can start it!

[voximago]

Eremon, retrieved from the corrosive stream of time

I’ve had this beautiful man, created by @batchixdolls , since 2015. He sat on my desk at work while I was working on a documentary film back in the day. His spectacular undercut mohair wig (created by Batchix!) needs a bit more conditioning, but we’re getting there. His wonderful silvered PU leather trousers have succumbed to the power of time, so now he’s wearing his graceful long asymmetrical jumper with his ass hanging out, waiting for new togs (incoming).

I’ve been contemplating my tendency to support myself emotionally with retail therapy—buying dolls when under stress. This tends to have predictable financial outcomes, and questionable emotional ones.

This Sunday I am beginning to sense that I derive more psychic and spiritual nourishment from taking care of the stuff that’s actually already in my world.

He will be test-driving some Iplehouse clothing in their FID size soon.

[nyxypixie]

💙New friends 💖

[tashvi]

Take 1 day off, add 1 floating head, 1 small, empty patron bottle with cork, 1 piece of elastic, a spare s-hook, and a drill bit... produce 1 fun head-stand for said floating head!

(The head is a @resinrosebjdexpo exclusive Player One head, sculpted by @batchixdolls and cast by @harucasting)

[mischief-maker-me]

Only photo I managed to take on the last day of #resinrosebjdexpo19 - my newest Batchix Clever Little, Trinity! (For those of you new to the game, all of my clevers are named for Oxford colleges.) It was a phenomenal weekend and I'm already plotting and scheming for next year! #resinrosebjdexpo #batchixdolls #batchixcleverlittle #bjd #artdoll https://www.instagram.com/p/B1WLXBADYwJ/?igshid=97ar9uep7vxd

[eliot-rambles]

Tiniest elf is back in his proper gear. If he was a dnd character he'd totally be a ranger. #bjd #batchixdolls #cleverlittle #vayne https://www.instagram.com/p/Bq9fdeGgRZI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=g0ftjmvtnuzr

[mmymoon]

Speaking of how much I love toy people, here’s a @batchixdolls / @robotsandfrippary appreciation post. 

I LOVE the new Venus Weed sculptures I got (shown here with a tiny antique doll in a jar as well as a @mossbadger kewpie under glass necklace). Some of my Machinas are in the background, and a Machina/MH hybrid. 

I also recently got a Player One head (she’ll be getting a better face once my new pastels arrive -- I think I ditched mine in my last move) and eventually a proper BJD body, but in the meantime... I couldn’t resist making a terrible neckless hybrid... (If anyone has any good ideas for hybridizing to preserve a resin head, let me know; I’ve been out of the loop.) Everyone else’s P1′s pictures look really sultry, and mine... well, she’s kind of a little goblin; I love her.

Hooray for toys! Hooray for Bats!

[resinheartsbjdcon]

Update: Eye Making Workshop

There are still a few spots left, and the fee for materials is $15 a person.

Batchix says: I'll be providing my collection of rhinestones, paints, iridescent powders, glitters, and charms, as well as a variety of eyeblank sizes, so that you can try your hand at making a shoujo style eyes for your doll without breaking the bank on supplies or waiting for your sparkles in the mail.

This class isn't necessarily to teach how to make realistic or perfect eyeballs.  It's intended to be a chance to learn the basics and get the opportunity to make a pair of fun eyes to take home with you.  It's also a chance for you to try it before you commit to buying all the supplies needed.

Warning: UV resin does have a distinct smell. We'll be wearing plastic gloves to protect hands, but the smell isn't so strong a mask is needed.   If you are sensitive to chemical smells please join at your own risk.  The venue is very large and well ventilated, but please take your own comfort and safety into consideration.