[New Event Items] Introducing the Dot! Dot! Dress and Petticoat for 1/6 Scale
I will now introduce the new items for the event.
This time, I have made items that can be worn by various 1/6 scale dolls, including Neo Blythe.
Please take a look here for information on the new sizing.
combined with a red and white dot pattern.
It has a pop-inspired look.
It is important to check how it looks on different dolls, isn't it?
Because her hair is short,
it gives off a much more refreshing impression.
The beads on the yoke are also refreshing,
giving the whole outfit a sort of soda-water vibe.
The skirt is puffed out with the petticoat I am releasing this time.
There are black dots on the skirt part
I think you can see it...
Licca-chan
Although the part sizes differ,
it feels almost the same as a Neo Blythe
Pullip (3rd body)
The length is shorter overall, but it can be worn
Pure Neemo M
(Head attached)
It feels almost the same as the Pullip
It might be big for a Pure Neemo XS, but
it can also be worn by a Pure Neemo S
Guang Ya Shuang Sheng
It is a blind box doll, but
it also looks like a large beautiful girl plastic model
The length is almost the same as Licca-chan
Near Harmonia
It is a bit large, but not impossible to wear
Because the petticoat I made got stuck on the hips and wouldn't go on,
only for this and the Pullip,
I used a petticoat from another dealer
I roughly checked the compatibility, but Jenny might be the one I'm least sure about regarding whether it fits...
Since the bust size varies depending on the friend (girls with larger busts probably won't fit at all... in the past, when I tried putting my clothes on a Barbie, they didn't fit), Jenny and her friend dolls will likely need a fitting...
The pom-poms on the skirt hem might look a bit heavy, but it has become a dress perfect for the coming season.
It seems like it would be fun to take them out for summer outings (like to retro coffee shops or cafes).
It is also recommended for those who like pop-style Lolita fashion or retro fashion.
And I am sorry for not releasing this until now... I have made a petticoat with a modest flare.
This time, I made it using a slightly stiff lace fabric and wide torchon lace.
The waist is made of white cotton fabric, and the hem seam allowance is folded outward, making it a design that is less likely to damage your doll's body.
I am also making them for Middie Blythe dolls.
Although there are no photos, the skirt part of this one has layers of raschel lace.
The next post will also introduce new items.
I hope you will take a look again if you would like.