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Are you hesitant to buy oddly sized/shaped dolls because of clothing?

Mar 14, 2012

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    1. I'm not concerned about buying an oddly-sized doll for clothing reasons--I can sew them clothes (the only thing I have problems with is finding grommets/rivets that are small enough).

      I have more of a fear buying a doll to shell a specific character and then finding out that it's the wrong scale for the rest of my crew. You can find out some things online--height, etc, but the scale of the head (eye size, circumference, etc.) is sometimes harder to find and no less conspicuous.
       
      #121 americanseamstress, Aug 28, 2016
    2. I am now. My first doll was a 21 cm. I've had to make all her clothes because nothing seems to fit her. So I've been looking around and all the characters and clothes I really like are the 1/3 size. So that's what size the next doll is going to be.
       
      #122 Angelviper9, Aug 29, 2016
    3. Not at all, one of the main ways I enjoy dolls is by designing and sewing clothing for them. An oddly shaped doll is an opportunity to level up at pattern making.
       
      #123 thedarkeststar13, Aug 29, 2016
    4. Nah. Maybe it is because I am a newb, but I had already planned on making all of their stuff so I am not bothered. However, I haven't sewn since middle school home economics, so I might change my mind.
       
      #124 iamkathybrown, Aug 30, 2016
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