Hi guys! In todays video Im showing you how to make your own Wonder Woman doll :D Im really excited to see the- have you guys seen it yet?\r<br>I used a Barbie in this video, but you can use the same methods to do this for any type of doll. There is a lot of detail to her outfit, but I tried to keep my materials and methods as simple as possible, to make this an easier project for you guys to follow :) I did the best that I could from reference pictures, though some of the details were quite hard to see.\r<br>Let me know if you have ideas for future repaints :D\r<br>\r<br>Materials:\r<br>Doll of your choice\r<br>Kitchen film & tape\r<br>Stretchy fabric (for wig cap)\r<br>Glue\r<br>Doll hair (viscose)\r<br>Hair spray\r<br>Canvas fabric (black and red)\r<br>Fake leather\r<br>Acrylic paint and/or alcohol ink\r<br>Mod podge\r<br>Polymer Clay (Fimo)\r<br>Liquid Clay (Sculpey)\r<br>Water color pencils\r<br>Chalk pastels\r<br>Mr super clear spray\r<br>Acetone/nail polish remover\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>Thank you so much for watching, I hope you enjoyed this video ^^\r<br>\r<br>You might also like:\r<br>Miniature Dollhouse for Dolls; \r<br>Miniature Japanese Tea house; \r<br>Miniature Japanese Garden; \r<br>\r<br>Instagram @akamerukawaii\r<br>\r<br>Music:\r<br>Leaving the Lights Jason Shaw ()\r<br>Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0\r<br>
