Making Cursed, Creepy Dolls for Halloween

[@RamboTheGrand]

Nice dolls

[@tabathaguillen3666]

Excelente trabajo!!! Gracias por compartir!!!

[@nikkithompson5773]

Love these so much!!!!!

[@HelenaBenedict]

Brilliant !!

[@kimwilliford6303]

❤ I just love these dolls.

[@ImNotBoredImCreative]

Thank you!

[@diyfireking]

How awesome, such a great work 💗💗

[@gh0st.0nline]

I love how they turned out !

[@sassynoclass]

thats my dad guys W

[@eagleview5267]

Can you link to the magic putty?

[@ImNotBoredImCreative]

AHH! Thanks for reminding me. I just added a link to Magic Sculpt in the video description.

[@sharonjohnson-r2i]

thank you for making this video. It’s so cool. We are doing this tonight for my birthday with my siblings, but just a note. I wish you would’ve said what type of paint you were using. I know you said and showed when you use the special product but I didn’t hear you ever say what type of paint you were using for just the regular painting part.

[@OwlskiTV]

I know that my reply comes late, but he's most likely using acrylic paints (just partially thinned with water).

[@justincase7822]

AWESOME!!!!!

[@rhysnybo3420]

The 3 creepy haunted dolls for names that would be great is for the lake one Mundy Waters, the darker one with the drooping face is Bulldog Mortimer the other one that looks like Joker that name that definitely goes well as Little Miss Jokettea overall I absolutely like all of these old haunted doll makes

[@bjorn150]

love them, one question for now: i have a VTech crowling doll (i believe Lilly is the name) that i want to modify and paint for Halloween. this is not only involving the facepaint but also the electronics. (LED lights in the eyes, movement of the legs and arms and i want to change the speaking module) do you have experience with this?

[@ImNotBoredImCreative]

In my most recent video, I changed some electronics in a small animatronic. LEDs are easy, not sure about voice module. I used a custom audio player for my Zombie Puppet from last year, maybe there is something helpful there. I haven’t made changes to movements though. Sounds like a fun project! Good luck!

[@AviusL]

Hey, I got a question if you don't mind. If you had a porcelain doll with a really cracked skalp, how would you go about if if you wanted to fix the hair on it, brush it, recurl the hair, etc. I got a problem 😅 Hehe. It's very fragile, but I kinda wanna keep the hair. It's glued on line crazy.

[@VStrangeProductions]

Doll collector here, that one doll you thought might've been made at home could've come from a DIY kit. They used to sell kits where the doll was already assembled, but where you could choose your own wig, eyes, and outfit (or make your own if you liked sewing). They still something similar today, but the modern versions are plastic dolls, not porcelain.

[@ImNotBoredImCreative]

Thanks for the info!

[@amycornwell2403]

Muddy Molly for the lake girl

[@ImNotBoredImCreative]

Love that!

[@hippiemagicsisters3095]

Maybe the joker face one could be "Crack me up Crissy" & the other "Squishy Squaw Face" I may be bad at names, but you're sure talented with your transformations! Very cool

[@HarrietCraig323]

Haha you neglected to mention that you asked your wife’s permission first… What a shock she’ll have when she goes to brush her teeth tonight before bedtime. 😬😉

[@onemorerep6597]

I would have never thought to protect the eyes with latex. I always use tape. That seems much easier and more precise. I’m using latex from now on.

[@VincentAfton-mu8io]

How old are the dolls

[@ImNotBoredImCreative]

No one knows!

[@cherwilkes4564]

Who are these "Regular People" you speak of? Muhahaha