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Be sure the very back edge
at neckline is secure.
If not, add a small line of
glue and press hair into place.
Fold hair up, and cut off
leaving about 3/4" "tail".
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Fold ends up.
Secure with another
bit of glue.
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Take a thin hank of hair.
Maybe about 1/4" thick.
You can either twist it until it
twists back on itself, or you
can just twist it into a bun
shape (my choice), and secure
with glue on underside.
Let dry and trim off ends so
you only have the bun section.
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Glue bun to back of doll's head.
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Side view showing placement of
bun.
Also notice the tiny curls
added just behind the ears.
I hate to cover up ears when dolls
have them, so I place the curls
behind the doll's ears.
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And here she is...
A simple yet elegant design that
is very well suited for a doll that
will be wearing a hat, or will be
in a housedress, or visiting toilette.
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Okay, next we will move onto the Hat Tutorial I promised.
Click on the "next" link below to go back to the tutorials page!
NOTE: I am still
transferring it over from my old site.
Look for it real soon.
Please feel free to email me with any
questions!
They are always welcome!
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© Gina C. Bellous
2001 - 2006 - All Rights Reserved
This tutorial
is for your personal use only.
NO portion of this tutorial may be
reprinted without permission,
copied for sale, or to be taught as your own.
Thank you for your
cooperation
Enjoy!
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