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Jennskains Posts: 2,203

What is reborn mean to a doll?  How does one start?

SueAnn Past Time Bears
Double Oak, Texas
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Hi, Jenn . . . if you Google "reborn dolls", you'll get a ton of places to look for information.  Simply put, a reborn doll is a doll that has been enhanced to look like a real newborn baby.

Laura Lynn Teddy Bear Academy
Nicholasville, KY
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Hi Jenn!!!

Little Jonathan Michael just isn't enough?  bear_grin   Just kidding  :hug:  :hug:  :hug:

This may help:  http://www.crscrafts.com/products/produ … &L4=0&L5=0

Jennskains Posts: 2,203

lol laura! for anyone interested in pics of Jonathan go to http://www.skains.org  Click on photos and create a user name and pass word.

Dilu Posts: 8,574

Its becoming an art form Jens, but it seems you have to be inlove with the real new born baby look---We have a couple members who do it and you may find sme of their work in one of the galleries. 

Basically they take a baby doll, scrub everything off, paint it inside and outside, redo the eyes, reroot the hair and there you have it!

Now your little Jonathon Michael is simply precious, I'd rather have him than a reborn.... bear_wub

dilu

Judi Luxembears
Luxemburg, Wisconsin
Posts: 7,379

Hi Jen,
I was able to see some Reborn babies in person at Idex last summer and some are  unbelievable. They look absolutely real.

There were even some monkeys and a Reborn orangutan that is supposed to be available in  a kit form sometime.  The oraguntan was precious.

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Jennskains Posts: 2,203

me too Dilu!

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