Author Archives: Reborn Dolls

There are so many artists now that the competition within the world of reborning is quite fierce. You will need to make the decision early on if you want to go higher scale, or are happy with the mid range … Continue reading →

Selling reborns is a competitive business, those who have done the hard yards and built a reputation will quite often have enough demand to be able to sell their reborns for the big dollars with minimal marketing effort. This is … Continue reading →

There has been so much talk lately of reborns not selling, while we are aware there are artists selling their work, for those not making the money they require to turn a profit you may need to think more strategically. … Continue reading →

With our new look forum we now have a babies for sale area, this is specifically for finished reborns that are for sale either privately or on ebay or other auction sites. This area will enable you to post details … Continue reading →

You can at any time contact us via admin@frontporchbabies.com if you would like to donate an item for a prize draw, anything to do with reborning, you can even suggest the competition idea. For the duration of the competition we … Continue reading →

With so much going on behind the scenes at Front Porch Babies, the forum was getting a little left behind in the to do list. Because of this we welcome our new Moderator Carrey Simons from Angel Orphanage to the … Continue reading →

We now have Marketplace up and running on the site, with limited spots available, get in now and email us your nursery details so we can add you, good spots still available and as traffic to the site increases this … Continue reading →

A big hello to all Front Porchers, we are so thankful to all of you for joining us and inviting your friends. As our facebook fanlist grows we have been thinking about a way of celebrating our 1000 fanmark, and … Continue reading →

Some reborners like to use purple when layering their reborns nailbed, others a blushing shade, it’s best to use what suits your babies skintone and gives an overall more authentic look. My best tip for adding the white tips is … Continue reading →

August is almost over and it’s almost time to draw the winner of our beautiful naming dress set from Treasured Heirlooms by Christine. We are so excited about where it could be possibly going! Winner will be announced onsite and … Continue reading →

Well it’s the middle of the month, so close to drawing our winner for our naming dress competition. This will be done randomly by computer then the number will be matched to that subscriber. Thankyou to all who have signed … Continue reading →

Preparing your head for microrooting can be done a few ways, using rice in a sockette is effective, adding some dried lavender or a few drops of essential oil to the rice can dull the strong smell of the warmed … Continue reading →

Artist’s will inevitably develop there own techniques over time, mottling is one technique that can be done a variety of ways. The berry maker brush is very popular, with light sponging can provide a mottled newborn look, though can also … Continue reading →

When microrooting your reborns hair, some artists find it easier to follow a hair flow pattern, marking in the segments on their dolls head in a white tailors chalk or marker.  Using this method makes it an easier process for … Continue reading →