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I used two Prince Ben dolls from the Disney Descendants line to craft the characters of Daring and Sparrow.
Sure, they're not perfect or at the caliber of some of the customs I've seen out there, or are even on EAH bodies but they'll just have to do.
I painted their hair & eyes, added the dab to the chin for the goatee. With the clothes that do fit them, I had to make changes so they either were cut or colored with a marker and had little do-dads added with E6000 glue. The fedora was made from a decorative St Patrick's Day clip-on hat that I cut in half and bent into shape, then sewed the back shut with embroidery thread.
The guitar was a pink Barbie one that I removed the stickers from, painted, glued on gemstones and heated up tiny pins and shoved them into the end of the neck (I tried wrapping the strings around them but they wouldn't stay, so I just glued them in place.)
These guys I worked on at once, back and forth over 2 days.

Description
I used two Prince Ben dolls from the Disney Descendants line to craft the characters of Daring and Sparrow.
Sure, they're not perfect or at the caliber of some of the customs I've seen out there, or are even on EAH bodies but they'll just have to do.
I painted their hair & eyes, added the dab to the chin for the goatee. With the clothes that do fit them, I had to make changes so they either were cut or colored with a marker and had little do-dads added with E6000 glue. The fedora was made from a decorative St Patrick's Day clip-on hat that I cut in half and bent into shape, then sewed the back shut with embroidery thread.
The guitar was a pink Barbie one that I removed the stickers from, painted, glued on gemstones and heated up tiny pins and shoved them into the end of the neck (I tried wrapping the strings around them but they wouldn't stay, so I just glued them in place.)
These guys I worked on at once, back and forth over 2 days.