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I'm Working On My Selena Gomez Inspired Blythe Doll Custom ~ Updating My Custom Doll I Did Years Ago!

My Selena Gomez inspired custom so far! I already customized my EBL Cinnamon Girl so long ago but I wanted to update and I wanted a change so I ordered a new wig this morning and did a face up with chalk pastels for the eyes and cheeks and acrylic paint for the lips. I put on new false eyelashes and I'm going to pick out a new outfit for her to wear!


The wig I ordered today for such an amazing price and cheap shipping!  All the info is on Blythe411 The Original & Off Topic Blythe!  
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My original custom Blythe Doll that was cute I did years ago but I felt it needed an update 





The base doll an EBL Cinnamon Blythe Doll

I can't wait to get my wig but it won't show up until March 20th!  I hope it comes sooner and not later!!!  Now all I have to do is pick out a new outfit or make something for my new custom gal!  I'm so excited.  I like that I can buy a wig and change the makeup every so often whenever I feel the need because I don't want to buy tons of dolls for one and I like change to be honest.  Plus it's much cheaper to update a wig, outfit and a new face up too!  Maybe even change the eye chips too!  I like the existing eye chips from before I changed on my original custom so I don't have to change them.  I did change the false eye lashes because the old ones broke down and I had to replace them.  I asked in the customization group if we can use regular makeup because I find the chalk pastels don't really show up on the eyes that much but regular makeup has oil and will stain the doll so I decided to pass on using it.  I did ask what I could do to make the chalk pastels stand out more on the eyes?  I will update this post if I learn of anything.  


I don't want to freak out my husband anymore with my bald custom Blythe doll so I put an old wig on her in the meantime while waiting on her Selena looking wig. Lol I have a 1972 blonde Kenner Blythe wig I'm going to try on her too!  My Selena is my custom Blythe doll wig girl!  So much fun!!

Well that's it for now!  I hope you all have a wonderful day or evening!  Blog again hopefully soon!

Luv,

AnnaBlytheDoll xo

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