I have to admit, I’d never actually seen a Bratz Doll up close until I was giving one a Bratz Doll Make over! And perhaps the most surprising thing I found, after the crazy make-up of course, was that Bratz Dolls don’t have feet!
Basically, Bratz Doll legs stop at the ankle, and then they have what could best be described as a nub!
I set out to make a permanent set of shoes for the Bratz Dolls I was working with, and it was a bit tricky to come up with a solution. But now that I have a way to make Bratz Shoes that works for me – I thought I’d share it!
Make Shoes for Bratz Dolls
You Will Need:
- A Doll you want to work with
- Creative Paperclay, White
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- A little bit of patience!
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And here is exactly how I create the shoes. Hope you find this video useful! I’m sure there are lot’s of ways to create shoes similar to this, so feel free to be creative.
This is just the easiest, cheapest and most fun way I’ve found to do it!
Steps For Creating Bratz Doll Shoes:
-Want to see how I took the make up off the Dolls I used?
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About Shannon SchmidShannon traded in her sensible NYC TV producer shoes (they were best for taking the subway), for a pair of Texas Cowboy boots when she married her best friend! He's at fault for making this Yankee a Texan! Shannon writes about all things that make a house a home. Her chief blogging inspiration is being the proud & slightly neurotic mom of a preschool age daughter.
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Interesting, you have taken a teen doll and made a younger child’s doll.