i recently finished making a fashion doll of my favorite boy and yours, Felix! he has an internal metal skeleton and removable clothes (that i hand sewn and made my hands hurt), making him more of a fashion doll than my other plushies are. i'm really happy with the results but i don't really want to repeat the experiment unless someone pays me a lot of money lol.
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ohhhh this is amazing!!
I feel you on hand sewing little clothes; all I did was hand-hem and neckband a tiny frog T-shirt and I was kinda done (I managed to do the main seams with a sewing machine, but anything that required going in a circle couldn't work due to the tiny size)
What did you use for your skeleton?
i am defo going to use hand sewn tiny clothes only as a last resort in a similar way you mentioned, i could have avoided so many problems with that lol.
the skeleton is made of craft wire, the "spine" core being made with 1/8th inch diameter wire, and all of the limbs are doubled up 1/16th inch diameter that are all wrapped around that spine to keep the limbs in place.
wow this looks amazing!! the face is so cute and the clothes look super nice.