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2 von Kate Lisina
(doll; repaint; clothes; shoes; accessories) by LIONDOLL (me)
For more wips: https://www.instagram.com/pixielify/
Etsy (more doll’s stuff for sale): https://www.etsy.com/shop/LIONdolls
Monster High Draculaura OOAK and outfit By me: photo My works for sale: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LIONdolls
Instagram for more “wips”: https://instagram.com/pixielify/
OOAK Custom Draculaura von Katalin Szabó-Varga Über Flickr: More pinfo and pictures: unniedolls.com/?p=6839
She is on ebay now!
If you want to adopt her, hurry up before it is too late :)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/172075461875?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
Now Available Via Myrcury’s Toybox on Etsy!! My beautiful little one of a kind sweetheart, Miss Sunday, is finally finished and ready to find her new home! I'm so incredibly proud of this custom doll and happy to show her off to you all! I hope you like her too! Sunday used to be a Skull Shores Draculaura. I repainted her face and rooted her new hair, which is called candle wicking thread (has nothing to do with candles, just a really soft thread) - I hand made her t-shirt, socks/ankle warmers, and skirt, and hand painted the art on her t-shirt. The little pink coat is from an Ever After High Ashlynn doll. I hand painted her shoes (from an EAH Cerise doll) and her stockings are made by TheDaughterWhoSews on Etsy. I made her little hair bows myself, and her hair is otherwise decorated with beads and accessories from Monster High fashion packs to serve as barrettes! Her jewelry is both hand made by me and items from other MH dolls. I hand made her stand as well, from repurposed wood, scrapbook paper, some cute ribbon, and a fimo rainbow! Sunday is inspired by the wild and adorable street fashions of young girls in Japan, known as Decora or Fairy Kei fashion. I've never seen these amazing outfits in person but find them infinitely inspiring from online photos. Please note me or visit the Etsy link above if you're interested in giving Sunday a new home!