Were do i go for a cloth body for a kit

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I don’t know were to get a body for a kit that I don’t know the size to

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@RoseannsBoutique

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What kit is it?

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I don’t know I am painting it for someone else she got it off ebay

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I don’t know it is off ebay I am painting it for someone else

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is it easy to paint with air dry paints

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it is still with the owner I get her on Monday after I am done with work

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ok I will do you paint with air dry paint or with the heat paint

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If it’s illegally produced Chinese knockoff from ebay, don’t paint it.
And if you never painted before I would practice on some other kits before I start a custom order, like @Amethyst advised you.

Air Dry pant is harder to paint with as they dry faster than Genesis and you need to be really comfortable with reborning to produce good results.

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I have painted before and I am only getting 15.00 for it

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The cloth body with shipment will cost you more tan $15.00.
And add cost of the glass beads (which are not cheap), poly-fil, zip ties…
Just saying…

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I know what you mean I got the poly-fil from Walmart and the paint I tried to explain it to her but this is her first reborn so she thinks she knows everything

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yes she is local

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Maybe she could find a reborn already painted and ready to buy on Ebay or Reborns.com and you wouldn’t have to be involved? If you’ve never created one before, you’ll have to invest a lot of money to get the supplies you need to paint and put this one together and $15 will not begin to even cover the costs. Just trying to keep things simpler for you!

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You guys make me feel a little better about my dolls. I have always used air dry. I did try the craft paints from Hobby Lobby (same as WalMart) and it ended up costing me a lot of money. Those paints are not pure, and a person has no idea what they are mixing. They results, I think, are far from being consistent. But, after that baby, I did buy WaterBorne paints that are formulated for reborning dolls. The reason you guys make me feel better is that I now know that my air dry paints have a much bigger learning curve than the heat set. So, I think I will do OK eventually. :slight_smile:

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