Catwoman Pullip Doll (lots of pics)

[CrazyYoungCatLady]

I've thought Pullip dolls are super cute ever since I got into the more expensive realm of the doll hobby back in 2009 or so. I finally broke down and bought one. I went with Catwoman because I thought her face was really sweet.

A few complaints/concerns:
1. The catwoman cowl is too small for her head! It won't fit.
2. She isn't the same size as a Blythe doll as many sellers on Etsy/eBay would have you believe. I have some Blythe sized clothes for my Hujoo that I tried on my Pullip and for the most part they fit, but sleeves, skirts, and pants are much too short for her. It makes finding patterns a little more challenging.
3. She's super top heavy. She won't stand or sit on her own without putting her on a stand or propping her up against something.

That said, my mom's vintage skipper clothes and shoes fit her pretty well. And I love how you can move her eyes from side to side and make them wink/blink. Anyway, here's some pictures.







A dress I made from a pattern for Bratz/Moxie/Barbie sizes. I think it's Simplicity. You can see the vintage Skipper shoes, too.


I want to dress her like Marie from Persona 4, but I'm having trouble finding a pattern for a white tank top. I've got the skirt and socks, though.


Over all, I'm happy with her. She's very cute and I'm excited to try and make more clothes for her.

[kenaiqueen]

Love her outfits! She's a real cutie.

[DollyKim]

Lengthening patterns is nothing. You can literally add the length to the hem or cuff. There are other places and ways just check any sewing manual.

[CrazyYoungCatLady]

Thanks!

Yeah, I guess I could lengthen most of the patterns I have. The Simplicity ones are cut out and sewn kind of weird so I might have problems with some of those.