Oct 13, 2021
So since I'm still in lockdown I can't go out shopping for fabric, and it'll be awhile til I can so my Hag is just living out her best Millennial lifestyle.
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So since I'm still in lockdown I can't go out shopping for fabric, and it'll be awhile til I can so my Hag is just living out her best Millennial lifestyle.
So yarn wefts are a pain for me due to many issues but I do want her to have that wispy kind of fibres for her hair. But here's me having a bit of fun with a Creatable world wig since I think she's quite a fun doll even if I haven't finished her yet.
So I decided to fully repaint the hag head to toe due to staining on the face, plus I wanted her to be a deathly pale colour overall. She chips at the joints but I'm planning to cover her in a saggy robe so I don't mind. For such a detailed sculpt it meant it was easy for me to bring out her character. I definitely am happy how easy it was to make her look like the movie with the right colours and style. A big shoutout to @baxification for inspiring this project since I never would have come across this head in any form in my day to day life.
So I ended up making a lot more yarn wefts than I thought I needed for the hag but I'm really happy how it looks on her withered appearance since it makes her look more decrepit. I'm glad it covered up her stitching holes and the seam between her face and the epoxy putty as well. She's not gonna win any beauty contests but I'm glad she's done.