Dolly Re-Root: Little Miss No Name
I’ve been re-rooting again! I know, I know, I’ve re-rooted a ton of Little Miss No Names’ in the past, but they’re so much fun to re-root. Plus, the usual recipient of my re-roots really likes Little Miss No Name.
For this re-root, I used a nylon brunette tone called ‘Devil’s Food’. It took 5-6 hanks from Dollyhair. My mom chose a dark brunette for this doll, because the last re-root was a light blonde. I’ve dubbed these two as sisters with very polarizing hair colors!
Little Miss No Name Re-Root
The sisters together
I never tire of re-rooting Little Miss No Name heads. I have one more in the wings getting a ginger sort of color, but I really want to try a fantasy color on these guys. What fantasy color or colors do you think would work wonders on this doll? Share your thoughts below!
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mangusta replied:
She’s beautiful! I love her!
June 24, 2014 at 3:53 am. Permalink.
Xan replied:
Aww…these dolls always make me sad when I look at them. (This makes searhing your blog a challenge) Anyways, looking at Dollyhair.com’s nylon hair I was thinking a light blue such as “arctic frost” might look okay. Or a dark pink like “candy kiss”, a dark green/brown like “haunted forest” might make it look as if she had dirty-moldy hair. Or maybe that’s too depressing…
July 8, 2014 at 5:45 pm. Permalink.
kewpie83 replied:
I really like Haunted Forest, actually! I’ll have to remember that when I order! Thanks for the suggestions!
July 9, 2014 at 9:52 pm. Permalink.
Prusai replied:
Light blue, such an arctic, ‘minty’ one, was my first thought too 🙂 It makes such a fairytale-look, I think! BTW, your dark haired doll is soo wonderful! Grets from Germany 🙂
August 5, 2014 at 8:44 pm. Permalink.
kewpie83 replied:
Thanks! I quite like how the dark brunette looks, too!
August 6, 2014 at 12:22 pm. Permalink.
ivonne24 replied:
Hi. Gorgeous work with LMNN and gorgeous dolls Do you happen to have a tutorial on the re rooting ? I have never done it and I adore my doll so I’m iffy to try unless I feel confident. If you do … Can you point me to it ? Thank you for your blog and the time you have obviously put into it Xoxo
December 28, 2014 at 11:28 am. Permalink.
kewpie83 replied:
I’m working on a tutorial for the tool method. It’s shot, just needs to be edited. I prefer the tool method to any other method of re-rooting, myself! It’s so much easier and less time consuming than the knot method. I did do a tutorial on the knot method, though. You can find it here: https://dollyconfessions.wordpress.com/2010/02/21/my-guide-to-re-rooting/.
It’s so easy to re-root LMNN. They have nice, large heads. I have total confidence in you!!!!
December 29, 2014 at 11:04 am. Permalink.
ivonne24 replied:
Thank you so much for your prompt reply!! I will check out this tutorial and I will wait for your new one with tools. Thank you. You have done amazing jobs with your dolls. They are so cute. I love my doll and I wish I would have found about them sooner. I’ve had her for about 2 years thanks to a friend that introduced her to me 🙂 Keep up amazing job and thanks for your words. xoxo
December 29, 2014 at 11:34 am. Permalink.
Cece replied:
Hey, I’m curious… Is it possible to have curly nylon hair? And by that I mean style it to be curly. Or does it have to be straight? Also, I love your re-roots of the Little Miss No Name dolls! They’re so cute, and you make me want to buy one!
Oh! And another thing! After rerooting, do you glue the hair from inside the doll’s hair, or from outside? This question is obviously a stupid one, but I really am curious.
June 10, 2016 at 10:19 am. Permalink.