As a miniatures artist who deals in all doll scales, I can say that there can be a lot of grey area when it comes to dolls simply because oftentimes, their bodies are not proportioned properly. Barbie is a great example, with her tiny hands and feet in comparison to the rest of her body. Her hands are more of a 1/8 scale, but her body and head is more 1/6. And then Ken’s hands are huge, so a drink that looks great scalewise for her looks too small for him. There is such a wide range of dolls that fall into each scale category that are really very different in size. An example would be a slim Tonner Tyler doll vs a 1/4 BJD, with much larger head and hands. And 1/3 gets even trickier....for example a smaller BJD SD, like a 54cm-60cm doll, might work with well with certain accessories that would look small in the hands of a 65-70cm doll.
Listen...doll math is the ONLY math I'd take willingly...coz I hate it! Lol 😂 Yes...this helped me a lot to understand the differences...Qitara is an Amazon woman...👍🏽🌟
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls Spoken like a real math teacher! Maybe if I'd heard someone say something like that in elementary school I wouldn't have math phobia to this day. lololol
Isn't math awesome? Admittedly this is a very simplistic view of scale, but I think it helps put things in perspective. If you ever move to the Carolinas we can totally be neighbors 🥰
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls I love Madison so much but you never know. Of course I'd need a caravan of U-Hauls to move my dollies. Odine is now at the top of my obsession list after viewing this video!
I have to say I am.impressed with your doll collection. You have a variety of dolls from reasonably priced to priced out. I own over 300 AG and 150 mixed brand of 18/14 inch dolls. You have exposed me to dolls I didn't know existed because I am a quiet doll collector. I also collect Lenox china, figurines, as well as, Christmas. I am thinking of purchasing a Trinketbox, Little Darling and Nikki Britt next year. I have to make peace with the price point first. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! I had the same initial shock when I first saw BJDs, it wasn't that I thought they weren't worth it, it was more like I thought it might be financially irresponsible to buy them 😂 Since then I changed careers and it's much easier for me to buy them guiltlessly...but I understand 100% where you are coming from. Luckily most of the artists offer payment plans too, so that helps a lot. For me, I really love my inexpensive dolls just as much as my expensive ones. I think next year (I say this every year), I'm going to go back to thrifting more and fixing dolls up instead of buying so many expensive ones....but only time will tell if I stick to it.... Thanks so much for watching 💜
Thank you for making this video. I only realized that stuff for barbie, like chairs and displays are termed as 1:6 or 1/6 scale. The fact that I can buy displays or home interior using this "term" is eye opening!!! So, THANK YOU!!!
I think I have watched this video before but this time i took notes. It was a great help in understanding scale as I am currently looking on ebay to find an affordable bjd. Now I will know what the scale indicates. Thank you, I can see that you were an effective and understanding teacher.
My mom is a math teacher as well. When you started defining 1/12 I was thinking "Why does she sound exactly like my mom??" and then you answered my question not even 30 seconds later XD A very helpful and informative video!
That is so funny!! I used to do lessons about eBay in my classroom every year, I think if I were still teaching I might do a lesson about scale and model cars, dolls, etc. It would have been a fun one to do! Thanks for watching 💜
It's because dolls are interesting 😂 In all seriousness, I'm sorry for your math struggles, some teachers just don't know how to make it relevant. Thank you for watching 💜
You are AWESOME! I very rarely can get complete answers in one video, and often have to go search for answers to new questions that I have. You explained this all so well and I appreciate you making this video! Your students miss you as a teacher, I am sure!
Great video with an easy to understand explanation for us newbies. Math is not my forte, but I really enjoyed the video. I also left teaching early on in my career and joined the business world. Now as a grandmother, I get to re-visit the joy of those ‘teaching’ days, but joining the business world was the best move in my life!
Now I know what 1/6 , 1/4 and SD, MSD means in the doll world. I can now choose the right accessories for my 14" dolls. Tnx so much it helped me a lot!❤❤❤
I know this is 3 years old but I recently came across your channel and have been binging! Lol this was extremely helpful just because like you said, deciding age and basing that on their height is important (to me). Thank you so much for the info!
Thank you so much for making this video! You're so incredibly clear, thorough, straight to the point, and super helpful! Seriously thank you SO much!!! 💕 I've been needing this!!
Thank you! I taught 8th grade for 10 years, there were a lot of ups and downs to that job, but I made a career change a little over 5 years ago and my stress level is way less and my benefits level is way more 😂
I do think that it makes more sense for Quitara to be considered 1/3 because that would make her 5” rather than 6’8”, and since she has a very young face and body type it would just make more sense.
I agree, I think I was originally going with 1/4 because the artist calls her a chunky MSD and I just always think of MSD as 1/4, but definitely she is more 1/3 scale. After I made the video I was like I have to add that note in there 😂 thank you for watching 💜
I use to love dolls as a kid so this is so awesome to me, I was told I couldn't play with dolls anymore, you know kid stuff. But the way you were talking about Blythe, it just it was so sweet and it just reminds me of my old love of them. I want one again haha. You seem really nice and like you were a good teacher ☺️
Omgeee you are the woman and this is great. I appreciate the trouble you took just to do this presentation. I have learned a lot in less than 30 minutes. You have a new subscriber.
THANK YOU!! Thank you! 😊☺☺ This is VERY HELPFUL. I personally needed and now using this. Have good understanding of scale with doll, grouping different dolls and their height, also with clothes and furniture. Thank you
Thank you for watching it! I'm glad it was so helpful to you, I know especially when I started collecting it was hard to navigate all the different scales 💜
What a *GREAT* video! Thank you SO MUCH! Hands down, this is the best video - and information in general - that I could find online and believe me, I scoured the internet. I also love it when people get straight to the point like you did, so thank you again!! I wish there was a way for me to pay you a financial tip because I certainly would! 🤗🤩
Wonderful! I'm glad it was easy to understand, math can be intimidating sometimes but if you find the right way to think about it, it comes naturally. Thank you for watching 💜
Fantastic video - Quintara, She's a Beauty - I have a few Blythe Girls which I love & I just recently wrote telling you I purchased my first Smart Doll Pear Shaped Girl which I am super excited about!
I see Littlefees as being little kids, so it’s strange that they are actually 5 feet tall if our scale. I’m 5’1”. I can’t believe the dolls are so drastically different in size but still considered 1/4!!
Thank you for this video! I'm new to owning and customizing BJDs, but I'm coming off working with nendoroid dolls. I'm excited for the arrival of my new 1/8 girls
This reslly does help woth seeing how the proportions of each size are. I recently got me an obitsu or ymy custom made doll of ny character and he is quite adorable and small. He is 1/12 scale doll! I am hoping to one day get a huge 1/3 doll one day as I'm looking for possiblities!
I’m new to doll collecting. This was very helpful. What age would you put blythe dolls? To scale it looks like she was meant to be a young woman from between 18-25. Of course I know customizing can change it up. Just curious tho based on scaling to age.
Thanks for watching! I agree with you, I would place her anywhere from about 18-25, especially because she has a more mature body. I almost kind of think of her as right at 20-21.
Hi, you would not believe how helpful I found this. I want to take up miniature dollshouse as a hobbie, and get so confused regarding the scales. So I made some notes from your video. My interest is in 1:6. I want to make a room box for Barbie/Blythe with a sofa, hand made. My question is what size should the room box be to accommodate a sofa for this scale, to make it look proportional. Did I explain properly? I hopeless with Maths and numbers in general. Love your content Added. I'm going to attempt to make most of the furniture and room box, hence my trepidation
I loved this video! I would definitely be into more dolly math... I am an artist as well as a collector, so I would love to see a video on proportion! Math is not my strong suit, so I was super impressed at all of your calculations and mental math! By the end of the video, my partner and I were trying to race eachother to guess the calculations of their IRL heights... and now I wanna do this with my own dolls :) I am curious to know how math became a passion of yours! I think that is super cool. I am sure I would have liked math a lot more in school if it was about BJDs, haha :3
Would it not be GREAT if every seller used the same scale!??? (yes, most do) And if the scale covered the width/type of the doll also!?? Wouldn't 1/2 be Patty Playpal, 36" to 38" Barbies and Disney Princesses? But then again, maybe 1s? Since Life (or My) Sized?
I think you're right, those My Size dolls and Playpal types would be 1/2 scale. I have a My Size Barbie too, I should have whipped her out for this demonstration! Thank you for watching 💜
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls IMO Patty Playpal would be 'full size' since she is a child and the same size as a 4-6 y/o. I got (one of) mine when I was that size.
My BJD is only about nine and one half inches (Monster High) with many joints, she's perfect for me, however I'm having a difficult time finding wigs, shoes, clothes, I've been making some clothes and accessories. Her head is not large like that of a Monster High. She is well proportioned in my opinion, very tiny, even her individual fingers move. Her designer is Eneha Fedor Dolls from Russia. Any help in a direction would be so appreciated as I am new to BJD, though I have always wanted one, as a child I grew up with Betsy Mccall dolls, and Janson Doll, The Janson was a lot like Barbara. I Totally love watching you, my favorites are when you unBox the PoPovy Sisters I think is their names. Thank you so much for your time in creating such wonderful videos and your guidance in the Doll Realm. Sincerely Belinda
Thank you so much for the channel love! I have not heard of those dolls before so I'm not sure where good accessories would be found, would she be too thin for Skipper sized clothes?
Muñecas, Poupees, and Dolls Thank you for your response. I’m not sure, but I’m looking for more adult clothing. I’m crocheting as we speak. I’ll figure out how to make my own wigs eventually. Have a wonderful day ♥️
Quick question, I am buying some furniture for 6 inch BJD dolls, am I buying 1/6 or 1/12 furniture? 1/12 seems kinds small. Barbie is tall but the BJD's are thicker, bigger heads. Which would you choose?
So 1/7 would mean 1 inch = 7 real life inches. Barbie is 11.5 inches tall, which would mean at 1/7 she would be 80.5 inches tall, which would be 6 foot 8.5 inches tall, so I don't really think 1/7 fits her very well. 1/6 makes more sense at 69 inches tall in real life, which would be 5 foot 9 inches tall.
Was trying to buy a doll hat for a Paolo Reina Las Amigas doll (will she be able to share it with a Wellie Wisher and a Disney toddler?), and confused about what size to get... googling brought me your video! Thanks for making it! I am still confused probably because of that issue of non-proportionality for Blythe.. The hat sizes are listed as : "for 1/2bjd" and "1/4bjd" and "1/6bjd" and "for Blythe"... should I get the "for Blythe" hat size for Paolo Reina and Wellie wishers? How about sunglasses? Do you happen to know whether Blythe's face size will be similar to Paolo Reina Las Amigas face size or Wellie Wishers for sunglasses??? (should I go with 1/4bjd or should I go with "blythe" size")?
The Amigas are closest to Wellie Wishers size... that's the bad thing about proportions when it comes to dolls....they may be on the right height range but the proportions will make things harder. A Paola Reina doll has around an 8" head if I'm remembering correctly, so I would ask the hat maker what size the head is. Blythe's head is around the same size as an American Girl doll so that hat would be too big.
Hey there, I actually found this video because I was trying to find out if 1/3bjd clothes or accessories would fit Gotz Happy Kidz. Do you happen to know?
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls Thanks :) I was just curious because they're slimmer than AG by a bit but certainly not the same build as the 1/3 in this video but the accessories, I didn't think about that, that could work :)
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Scale Equation Timestamps:
1/12: 2:01
1/8: 4:47
1/6: 6:58
1/4: 13:11
1/3: 16:53
As a miniatures artist who deals in all doll scales, I can say that there can be a lot of grey area when it comes to dolls simply because oftentimes, their bodies are not proportioned properly. Barbie is a great example, with her tiny hands and feet in comparison to the rest of her body. Her hands are more of a 1/8 scale, but her body and head is more 1/6. And then Ken’s hands are huge, so a drink that looks great scalewise for her looks too small for him. There is such a wide range of dolls that fall into each scale category that are really very different in size. An example would be a slim Tonner Tyler doll vs a 1/4 BJD, with much larger head and hands. And 1/3 gets even trickier....for example a smaller BJD SD, like a 54cm-60cm doll, might work with well with certain accessories that would look small in the hands of a 65-70cm doll.
Mine is gunna be a 1/3 bjd 24 inch and man she is pretty! Can't wait to practice my sewing out on her!
Listen...doll math is the ONLY math I'd take willingly...coz I hate it! Lol 😂 Yes...this helped me a lot to understand the differences...Qitara is an Amazon woman...👍🏽🌟
😂😂😂😂 math is so fun though!! Quitara really is better scaled at 1/3 for sure
*Shaira Star 😂💀😭 same*
Amazon woman lol
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls Spoken like a real math teacher! Maybe if I'd heard someone say something like that in elementary school I wouldn't have math phobia to this day. lololol
Thanks so much!!!
I've struggled with understanding doll scale sizing until now. Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching it 💜
I never knew what this meant. I love math AND dolls. I wish you were my neighbor! This is so different than the way an architect's scale works.
Isn't math awesome? Admittedly this is a very simplistic view of scale, but I think it helps put things in perspective. If you ever move to the Carolinas we can totally be neighbors 🥰
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls I love Madison so much but you never know. Of course I'd need a caravan of U-Hauls to move my dollies. Odine is now at the top of my obsession list after viewing this video!
I have to say I am.impressed with your doll collection. You have a variety of dolls from reasonably priced to priced out. I own over 300 AG and 150 mixed brand of 18/14 inch dolls. You have exposed me to dolls I didn't know existed because I am a quiet doll collector. I also collect Lenox china, figurines, as well as, Christmas. I am thinking of purchasing a Trinketbox, Little Darling and Nikki Britt next year. I have to make peace with the price point first. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! I had the same initial shock when I first saw BJDs, it wasn't that I thought they weren't worth it, it was more like I thought it might be financially irresponsible to buy them 😂 Since then I changed careers and it's much easier for me to buy them guiltlessly...but I understand 100% where you are coming from. Luckily most of the artists offer payment plans too, so that helps a lot.
For me, I really love my inexpensive dolls just as much as my expensive ones. I think next year (I say this every year), I'm going to go back to thrifting more and fixing dolls up instead of buying so many expensive ones....but only time will tell if I stick to it....
Thanks so much for watching 💜
8 ag 20 barbie 1 smart doll
Thank you for making this video. I only realized that stuff for barbie, like chairs and displays are termed as 1:6 or 1/6 scale. The fact that I can buy displays or home interior using this "term" is eye opening!!! So, THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for watching it! Scale is one of those things we see all the time in descriptions, but never really think about it. I'm glad you enjoyed 💜
I think I have watched this video before but this time i took notes. It was a great help in understanding scale as I am currently looking on ebay to find an affordable bjd. Now I will know what the scale indicates. Thank you, I can see that you were an effective and understanding teacher.
Thanks so much for the positive feedback! I'm glad to know this video helped 🥰
My mom is a math teacher as well. When you started defining 1/12 I was thinking "Why does she sound exactly like my mom??" and then you answered my question not even 30 seconds later XD A very helpful and informative video!
That is so funny!! I used to do lessons about eBay in my classroom every year, I think if I were still teaching I might do a lesson about scale and model cars, dolls, etc. It would have been a fun one to do! Thanks for watching 💜
I’m a college student who still struggles with math to this day and yet I understood you teaching us this. The irony.
It's because dolls are interesting 😂 In all seriousness, I'm sorry for your math struggles, some teachers just don't know how to make it relevant. Thank you for watching 💜
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls what scale is a smart doll?
This is so perfect. Just found out about your channel through Safari.
Thank you for this wonderful information!
Yay welcome 💜
You are AWESOME! I very rarely can get complete answers in one video, and often have to go search for answers to new questions that I have. You explained this all so well and I appreciate you making this video! Your students miss you as a teacher, I am sure!
I'm glad it was helpful and thank you so much for the high praise 💜💜
LOL, I was imagining you with a Blythe size head while you were teaching about her size. 😂 Thank you, this was informative and fun.
😆😆 I'm glad it was helpful 💜💜
I loved how you explained it, especially how to scale a doll your not sure about.💜
Thank you! I saw it as a good opportunity to brush off my math chops 😄
this video is so helpful and detailed. Your dolls are so pretty !!
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching 💜
Great video with an easy to understand explanation for us newbies. Math is not my forte, but I really enjoyed the video. I also left teaching early on in my career and joined the business world. Now as a grandmother, I get to re-visit the joy of those ‘teaching’ days, but joining the business world was the best move in my life!
Now I know what 1/6 , 1/4 and SD, MSD means in the doll world. I can now choose the right accessories for my 14" dolls. Tnx so much it helped me a lot!❤❤❤
Yay!! I'm so glad it helped 💜
I know this is 3 years old but I recently came across your channel and have been binging! Lol this was extremely helpful just because like you said, deciding age and basing that on their height is important (to me). Thank you so much for the info!
So I'm confused.. my figure is 1/12 but she has a womans body 😖 lol xD
Thank you so much for making this video! You're so incredibly clear, thorough, straight to the point, and super helpful! Seriously thank you SO much!!! 💕 I've been needing this!!
Yay!! I'm glad it was helpful thank you for watching 💜
Nice tutorial! I can definitely see you as a math teacher! What grade?
Thank you! I taught 8th grade for 10 years, there were a lot of ups and downs to that job, but I made a career change a little over 5 years ago and my stress level is way less and my benefits level is way more 😂
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ahh im so sorry!! 8th graders are BRUTAL!! 🥴😩
Oh my gosh I loved the way you explained their sizes, I’ve never heard it described in this way before!
Thanks for watching 💜
I do think that it makes more sense for Quitara to be considered 1/3 because that would make her 5” rather than 6’8”, and since she has a very young face and body type it would just make more sense.
I agree, I think I was originally going with 1/4 because the artist calls her a chunky MSD and I just always think of MSD as 1/4, but definitely she is more 1/3 scale. After I made the video I was like I have to add that note in there 😂 thank you for watching 💜
I use to love dolls as a kid so this is so awesome to me, I was told I couldn't play with dolls anymore, you know kid stuff. But the way you were talking about Blythe, it just it was so sweet and it just reminds me of my old love of them. I want one again haha.
You seem really nice and like you were a good teacher ☺️
You're never too old for dolls 😄
You can play with dolls whenever, even a 60+ year old could haha ❤
Omgeee you are the woman and this is great. I appreciate the trouble you took just to do this presentation. I have learned a lot in less than 30 minutes. You have a new subscriber.
Yay!!!! Welcome 💜💜
THANK YOU!! Thank you! 😊☺☺ This is VERY HELPFUL. I personally needed and now using this. Have good understanding of scale with doll, grouping different dolls and their height, also with clothes and furniture. Thank you
Thank you for watching it! I'm glad it was so helpful to you, I know especially when I started collecting it was hard to navigate all the different scales 💜
Thank you for all this extra knowledge I enjoyed it a ton and it really helped me understand things I was clueless about. Love your channel!
Yay!! I'm so glad this was helpful! Thank you for the channel love 💜
Okay that is SO cool... although scary to think my American Girl dolls would be taller than me 😭😭
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What a *GREAT* video! Thank you SO MUCH! Hands down, this is the best video - and information in general - that I could find online and believe me, I scoured the internet. I also love it when people get straight to the point like you did, so thank you again!! I wish there was a way for me to pay you a financial tip because I certainly would! 🤗🤩
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i love how this video actually guided me so well in making decision to how my super dolfie clothes sizes is going to be xD.
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You made understanding the sizes and scales much easier! If you were my Math teacher I think I would have passed XD.
Wonderful! I'm glad it was easy to understand, math can be intimidating sometimes but if you find the right way to think about it, it comes naturally. Thank you for watching 💜
Finally someone says what a scale really means... also show and proves that the metric system is so much easier to use lol
The metric system is so much better and easier 😂
*“UGH I GOTTA DO MATH!!!” 😂💀😭☠️ I said this as I was going to the bathroom awe yis I’m the same hieght as chloé*
LOL!!!! Thanks for watching, even though there was math 🤣
Fantastic video - Quintara, She's a Beauty - I have a few Blythe Girls which I love & I just recently wrote telling you I purchased my first Smart Doll Pear Shaped Girl which I am super excited about!
Thanks for this video 😀 finally I understand these scales and short forms for these dolls
Yay! Thank you for watching 🥰
I see Littlefees as being little kids, so it’s strange that they are actually 5 feet tall if our scale. I’m 5’1”. I can’t believe the dolls are so drastically different in size but still considered 1/4!!
ive never really understood scaling until you explained in this video😂😂💀💀
Thank you so much for making this video! Super super comprehensive and helpful! Huge thumbs up from me and just subscribed! 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for watching I'm glad it was helpful 💜💜
Thank you for this video! I'm new to owning and customizing BJDs, but I'm coming off working with nendoroid dolls. I'm excited for the arrival of my new 1/8 girls
Thank you for watching 💜
This was so educational and fun, very helpful.😊
I'm so happy it was helpful 💜💜
Thank you for doing cm as well 💗makes it much easier for my brain
Glad it helped 💜
omg the second (right one) 1/8 scale doll is so cute her little ginger hair and face are adorable
She's a My Meadow Twinkle 💜
Thank you for this presentation. It’s so helpful. ❤
I'm so happy it helped 💜
The math lesson wore me out. Lol but I do understand. Love your videos
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I THOROUGHLY enjoyed this video! You are a great teacher! I think your calling is calling you back! Lol :-)
Aww thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it 💜💜 maybe one day I'll head back to the classroom 😉
Thanks for the explanation I have a 1/6 doll and getting a 1/4 doll now I know how they look in person
Thank you for watching! Both sizes are very fun, and easy to find clothing and accessories for 💜
Great analysis and explanations! Thank you. And it works for a teddy bear too! 👍
i typically not good at math nor do i like it but this was fun and understandable thank u i really needed this uwu
Yay I'm glad it was helpful 💜
Such a great video, so facilitating.
Thank you so much for explaining that, it has been very helpful. 👍
Thank you so much and I'm so happy it helped 💜💜
I'm starting nursing school over 50 yrs old. They require college algebra again. I need you !!!!!!!!
How exciting!!!! Maybe I should make an algebra tutoring channel 😆😆 best of luck on your new endeavor goodness knows we need more nurses 💜💜💜
THANK YOU I always got confused by the doll scales
This reslly does help woth seeing how the proportions of each size are. I recently got me an obitsu or ymy custom made doll of ny character and he is quite adorable and small. He is 1/12 scale doll! I am hoping to one day get a huge 1/3 doll one day as I'm looking for possiblities!
I'm really glad it was helpful, those 1/3 are MASSIVE compared to 1/12... congratulations on your new boy 💜
I’m new to doll collecting. This was very helpful. What age would you put blythe dolls? To scale it looks like she was meant to be a young woman from between 18-25. Of course I know customizing can change it up. Just curious tho based on scaling to age.
Thanks for watching! I agree with you, I would place her anywhere from about 18-25, especially because she has a more mature body. I almost kind of think of her as right at 20-21.
XD awwww Blithe is so cute! big football head!
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You are an amazing teacher! Thank you so much for this explanation.
I'm glad it helped 💜💜💜
Extremely helpful. Thank you so much.
Thank you for watching 💜
I'm getting a 1/3 scale bjd doll for the sole purpose of practicing my sewing tequniques before transferring to bigger scales! ^_^ this'll be fun!
That's awesome!!
Great video. Thank you for explaining all of this. 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for watching 💜
I never understood this before so, thank you for explaining it in a way even this math-phobe could understand! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for watching 💜
Very informative video---TXS so much!
Thank you for watching 💜
Thank you very much!!!! very clear and helpful video!
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Hi, you would not believe how helpful I found this. I want to take up miniature dollshouse as a hobbie, and get so confused regarding the scales. So I made some notes from your video.
My interest is in 1:6. I want to make a room box for Barbie/Blythe with a sofa, hand made. My question is what size should the room box be to accommodate a sofa for this scale, to make it look proportional. Did I explain properly? I hopeless with Maths and numbers in general. Love your content
Added. I'm going to attempt to make most of the furniture and room box, hence my trepidation
Did u ever find this out? Someone told me 18 inches, not know if that's true.
Such a good teacher.
Thank you so much 🥰💝
I wish i could like this three times. Thank you
Awww thank you so much I am glad it was helpful 💜
The 1/12 scale doll would be about a 4th or 5th grader.
That blonde doll is gorgeous. I need to get her.
i love math so this was fun to watch, i know this video is 4 years old but i would love to watch a whole video on proportion
I loved this video! I would definitely be into more dolly math... I am an artist as well as a collector, so I would love to see a video on proportion!
Math is not my strong suit, so I was super impressed at all of your calculations and mental math! By the end of the video, my partner and I were trying to race eachother to guess the calculations of their IRL heights... and now I wanna do this with my own dolls :) I am curious to know how math became a passion of yours! I think that is super cool. I am sure I would have liked math a lot more in school if it was about BJDs, haha :3
ty! very useful video for a very confusing topic :P
Thanks for watching 💜
I had no idea . . Very informative . . as you often are . . Thanks!
Thank you for the information, very helpful!
God bless you you saved my life
LOL! Thank you for watching and I'm glad it helped 💜
What a useful video! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for this video and exposing me to dolls I've never seen before. Do you mind if I ask what kind of doll Chole is?
Would it not be GREAT if every seller used the same scale!??? (yes, most do) And if the scale covered the width/type of the doll also!?? Wouldn't 1/2 be Patty Playpal, 36" to 38" Barbies and Disney Princesses? But then again, maybe 1s? Since Life (or My) Sized?
I think you're right, those My Size dolls and Playpal types would be 1/2 scale. I have a My Size Barbie too, I should have whipped her out for this demonstration! Thank you for watching 💜
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls IMO Patty Playpal would be 'full size' since she is a child and the same size as a 4-6 y/o. I got (one of) mine when I was that size.
Tysm I’m getting these platforms for her but Idk what scale to get !!
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Very helpful. Thank you
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This was so helpful. Thank you!!!!
My BJD is only about nine and one half inches (Monster High) with many joints, she's perfect for me, however I'm having a difficult time finding wigs, shoes, clothes, I've been making some clothes and accessories. Her head is not large like that of a Monster High. She is well proportioned in my opinion, very tiny, even her individual fingers move. Her designer is Eneha Fedor Dolls from Russia. Any help in a direction would be so appreciated as I am new to BJD, though I have always wanted one, as a child I grew up with Betsy Mccall dolls, and Janson Doll, The Janson was a lot like Barbara. I Totally love watching you, my favorites are when you unBox the PoPovy Sisters I think is their names. Thank you so much for your time in creating such wonderful videos and your guidance in the Doll Realm. Sincerely Belinda
Thank you so much for the channel love! I have not heard of those dolls before so I'm not sure where good accessories would be found, would she be too thin for Skipper sized clothes?
Muñecas, Poupees, and Dolls Thank you for your response. I’m not sure, but I’m looking for more adult clothing. I’m crocheting as we speak. I’ll figure out how to make my own wigs eventually. Have a wonderful day ♥️
The cyclops doll is super cute 🤗
Thank you! She's by Villitunes 💜
Thank you so much for the information. Iwas curious about the different sizes. I love math as well. :)
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Fabulous 💕
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Thank you this was really informative
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Quick question, I am buying some furniture for 6 inch BJD dolls, am I buying 1/6 or 1/12 furniture? 1/12 seems kinds small. Barbie is tall but the BJD's are thicker, bigger heads. Which would you choose?
I'd go 1/6 - most of my 6 inch dolls are around 1/8 scale so it's better to scale up
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What scale would fit on Disney Animator dolls?
They are tricky because they're chunky but shorter than AG. I would probably consider them 1/4 if I had to nail one down. Thank you for watching!
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls Wow, thanks for the quick reply! Love the channel. Thanks I'll try 1/4.
Thank you so much!! Very clear!!
Wouldn't barbie be 1/7 scale, her height would make much more sense in that scale and it does exist in plenty of dolls.
So 1/7 would mean 1 inch = 7 real life inches. Barbie is 11.5 inches tall, which would mean at 1/7 she would be 80.5 inches tall, which would be 6 foot 8.5 inches tall, so I don't really think 1/7 fits her very well. 1/6 makes more sense at 69 inches tall in real life, which would be 5 foot 9 inches tall.
This is fantastic! Thank you!
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Helena Bonham Carter, the actress, should be a Blythe doll.
Ooooo yes.
This video taught me so much.
Yay!! I hope it was helpful 💜
Hello! I tried to locate her on your channel but couldn’t, what’s the name of the 1/12 one eyed doll?
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Doll math is fun!❤️❤️❤️thank you so much!
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Was trying to buy a doll hat for a Paolo Reina Las Amigas doll (will she be able to share it with a Wellie Wisher and a Disney toddler?), and confused about what size to get... googling brought me your video! Thanks for making it! I am still confused probably because of that issue of non-proportionality for Blythe.. The hat sizes are listed as : "for 1/2bjd" and "1/4bjd" and "1/6bjd" and "for Blythe"... should I get the "for Blythe" hat size for Paolo Reina and Wellie wishers? How about sunglasses? Do you happen to know whether Blythe's face size will be similar to Paolo Reina Las Amigas face size or Wellie Wishers for sunglasses??? (should I go with 1/4bjd or should I go with "blythe" size")?
The Amigas are closest to Wellie Wishers size... that's the bad thing about proportions when it comes to dolls....they may be on the right height range but the proportions will make things harder. A Paola Reina doll has around an 8" head if I'm remembering correctly, so I would ask the hat maker what size the head is. Blythe's head is around the same size as an American Girl doll so that hat would be too big.
Hey there, I actually found this video because I was trying to find out if 1/3bjd clothes or accessories would fit Gotz Happy Kidz. Do you happen to know?
The accessories should be fine scale wise but I think they wear AG sized clothesm
@@MunecasPoupeesDolls Thanks :) I was just curious because they're slimmer than AG by a bit but certainly not the same build as the 1/3 in this video but the accessories, I didn't think about that, that could work :)
I have dyscalculia but your dolls are beautiful😢😢😢
Thanks so much for sharing, this helps greatly.
So helpful!! Thank you!!
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What scale do you think the Kelly dolls from the Mattel line are? The old ones; not the new Chelsea.
1/12
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What kind of doll is that cute little Cyclops?
Villitunes Mizuki
where did you get the 1/4 bjd with the twisty hair?
She's a Trinket Box Kid Quitara
I love villituns and smart doĺl
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