Hand Painting Doll Faces

This video is a promo for two upcoming videos on crafting mop dolls. I focus mainly on the hand painting of the realistic faces that will be used in future mop dolls. And at the end I show you briefly how I attach the hair that is made from yarn that I curled. I will show you the curling process in the next video.
You see me painting several faces with many more to go because I am preparing to hold a ladies crafting class. If you live local to me and would be interested in having such a class please message me on Instagram or email me. You can find my email address by going to my home page or click on my profile picture which will take you there, then click on the ABOUT tab under the banner and then click to VIEW EMAIL ADDRESS. You will also see a link to my Instagram on the ABOUT me page as well as an icon on my Channel's banner.
I am also willing to sell just the heads hand painted for your own projects that you make.

[@sunnydelight52r49]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@nikirox5296]

Your faces are beautiful

[@DebraCarmona]

Thankyou

[@ivymorey485]

Hello Debra! I emailed you about a purchase I would like to make.
Also, you are so talented!

[@DebraCarmona]

Got it! I just answered you

[@Uunimahavatara]

Really beautiful heads and I love your painting technique but the missing elements so far is that you're not telling us exactly what you're using and that is the key. What painter you using for these lovely faces

[@DebraCarmona]

I used Acrylic paint but used them like watercolor

[@nonnieknows]

What are the heads made of?

[@DebraCarmona]

They are cotton fabric stuffed with fiber fill. I am using acrylic paint but most of the time it is thinned down like watercolor paint to get the soft subtle skin tones. But when painting the eyes, lashes, and brows the paint is full strength.