Make It Own Pullip Part 2: Customizing Eye Chips and Assembly

Hey everyone! Sorry the video is a day later than I have been uploading, my weekend was super busy. I think I will upload on Tuesdays from now on so I have Mondays to finish up editing. As promised this is a tutorial for how to customize pretty simple eye chips for a Make It Own Pullip Kit! I decided to buy my own glass cabochons instead of using the plastic ones that come with the kit, because I don't like how the ones from the kit look. I like the round ones much better! I simply painted them with acrylic paint and nail polish! It was pretty easy! I also show you how to assemble your Make It Own kit. It's pretty simple but it's good to follow along with a tutorial while you're doing it so you know where all the pieces go. I used a very helpful tutorial made by TheHollycopter located here:    • Make Your Own Pullip Doll - MIO Kit [Junky...   I hope this was helpful to you! Thanks and I'll see you next week! ~~LINKS~~ Instagram:   / brassrabbit.  . Twitter:   / brassrabbitdoll   Etsy Store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/rainingcolo... Facebook:   / thebrassrabbit   Blog: http://brassrabbitdolls.com/ ~~FROM THIS VIDEO~~ 13MM ROUND GLASS CABOCHONS: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Glass-Clear-T... DENVER DOLL EMPORIUM (where I got the wig): http://www.denverdoll.com/ MATERIALS: Pure Ice "Heart Breaker" clear sparkly top coat nail polish, L'Oreal "Endless Sea" Nail Color PULLIP MIO KIT: http://www.pullipstyle.com/pullipstyl... *Please note these are not always available for purchase - they are made in limited quantities! If they are not available I suggest liking Pullip Style on Facebook so you can stay updated on when the next releases for Pullip dolls are happening!* PULLIP STYLE FACEBOOK:   / pullipstyleofficial   ~~BASIC CUSTOMIZING MATERIALS~~ Acetone-free nail polish remover or isopropyl alcohol for cleaning faceups, q-tips, cotton balls, toothpicks, small paint brushes Mr. Super Clear UV Cut Flat Sealant Derwent Watercolor Pencils Schmincke, Sennelier, Faber Castell Soft Pastels Liquitex High Gloss varnish Gouache and acrylic paints PearlEx pigments See you in the next video!