idea: 'scrap' doll. reuse everything and anything you've discarded from other dolls! reuse some the best hair you've cut off other dolls for a rainbow of hair; a head from one, a body from another, refashion outfits, shoes, accessories...comparison before and after shots from the stack of 'parts' to the completed doll!

The wives of Henry VIII could be an interesting series!

Marie Curie, with a little science table

Beauty Mark's were used to cover diseased spots in the face as well as a fashion statement. They were not just small black dots either. Many women did them in different shapes and sizes.

An idea for another historical doll; Queen Elizabeth the first, she also had some pretty cool dresses, in one portrait she even has a dress covered in eyes and ears embroidered on to symbolize her power and that she had eyes everywhere with her powerful spy network!

🌟 Historical dolls series: Cleopatra, Egypt. Joan of Arch, France. La Malinche, Mexico. Queen Elizabeth, UK. Artemisia of Caria, Greece. Boudica, Britannia. Fu Hao, China. Anne Bonny, Ireland. Katherine II, Russia. Mata Hari, Netherlands. Wu Zetian, China. Indira Ghandi, India. Razia Sultan, Delhi. Aqualtune, Congo. Hojo Masako, Japan. Dolores del Rio, Mexico.

Starting out by pulling her head off is quite appropriate xD

After seeing this doll, I think it'd be super cool to see your interpretation of Dolly Parton. She's an extravagant personality and I bet you'd do an amazing job capturing her essence.

I love your Mom. She is such a talent. Would love to get to learn more about how she became such an amazing seamstress.

I just want to take a moment to appreciate the fact that you don’t reveal what the end product of the doll looks like on the thumbnail. Like, I don’t want to click on the video already knowing what the doll is going to look like! You’re my absolute favorite doll artist/repainter. Keep up the awesome work!!💖💖💜

Women during Marie-Antoinette's style would treat their hair similar to how we might treat a t-shirt, with some expressing personal experiences - pouf sentimental - including small models of babies and whole working fountains and gardens with flowers kept fresh and watered with tiny glass jars hidden in the curls. Powder was mostly gray, but also blue, pink, and lavender were popular, often scented with violet, orange flower, and so on. I found your channel via Novympia, and your creations are MAGNIFICENT. Marie-Antoinette is my favorite female figure from human history, and watching you work is just so inspiring.

Doll Ideas: Henry VIII’s wives {Aragon, Boleyn, Seymour, Cleves, Howard, and Parr} Mary Queen of Scots and her red dress Queen Kathrine II of Russia Queen Elizabeth II during her coronation Queen Victoria Joan of Arc Lady Jane Grey

Historical ladies of awesome for doll repaints: Joan of Arc, Frida Kahlo, Audrey Hepburn, Anne Bonnie, Eleanor Roosevelt, Marie Curie, Amelia Earhart, Rosa Parks, Cleopatra, Mary Shelly, and Florence Nightingale, just to start.

Love this, Please make this a series. Would love to see a historical Cleopatra or Nefertiti

Spectra has always been my favorite character from MH. It’s so beautiful to see her with this skin tone because it’s probably what she would’ve looked like when she was alive✨💖

I LOVE this historical character sooo much! You and your Mother do such a great job on all your collaboration's ! Not to be sad in anyway, but I just love to hear about you and your Mother working together, as I lost my Mother to cancer when she was 55 years old and I was 35. I have not had a single day since 1993 that I have not thought of her and had her in my heart. We both loved working on all kinds of projects together. I can hear that same love and respect I had for my Mother in your voice when you speak of your Mother's creation's. Bless you both and please cherish every day you have together. Great job on your fantastic Ms Marie Antoinette!!

This a weird request but if you want to do historical ppl try your hand at Edgar Allan Poe. I think you'd do pretty good with him

I would love to see Boudicca. She’s a warrior chieftess from the British Isles!

The Marie doll really called me a peasant she looks so good

I feel like there aren't enough comments about how absolutely stunning this doll look, you and your mom did an absolutely amazing job!!!

How about making a Joanne D'Arc doll? It would be quite cool, making all the armours and a shield and a sword for her!

Ideas: •Queen Elizabeth •Florence Nightingale •Queen Victoria •Charlotte Bronte or Emily Bronte

How are we not talking about the fact that sis made a wig out of yarn?! Amazing work as always!!!!

I know a lot of people have heard the myth that women in the time period of Marie Antoinette wore tons of makeup that was toxic. However, that statement is not 100% true. Yes, white lead face makeup was a item used in some beauty regiments, but not most women. Your average women of the time didn't wear much makeup. Also, they knew the lead was toxic, is was even looked on as shameful to some. DISCLAIMER: This is a topic I have researched, but I am not a professor. This is simply me giving some of my knowledge to help others understand historical beauty. Feel free to research and find out more. I mean no disrespect with this, just clarifying a commonly confused fact.😊

This is one of the most stunning repaints I have ever seen

I would love to see an Empress Sisi makeover

I’d love to see a Sailor Moon doll 😊🌙✨

She looks stunning! I would absolutely love to see a series of historical figures. There are just so many to choose from! Cleopatra, Hypatia of Alexandria, Marie Curie, Amelia Earhart, Frida Kahlo, Florence Nightingale to name but a few of my favorites.

A historical dolls series would be so cool!!! Some ideas: Helen Keller, Ida. B. Wells, Anne Boleyn, Harriet Tubman

Im from Mexico and my culture is beautiful! Especially the prehispanic history, the aztecs and mayans, I’d love to see something like that

Idea: please make a punk style doll who agrees gives like!

You make great dolls, all of them, but this one really grabbed my heart! Absolutely stunning!! Have you tried Frida already? She was an amazing artist with very special appearance, I'd love to see a Frida doll from you!

This doll almost looks like Kirsten Dunst when she played Marie Antoinette. This looks AMAZING, both you and your mom are amazingly talented.

I would love to see a David Bowie doll, there's so many iconic looks to choose ❤

I would love to see a historical doll series from you! Some cool ones could be: Boudica, Empress Wu Zetian, Tomyris,

Her gown is a work of art. Your mom is so talented. Your artwork is amazing and I love watching as you transform the dolls into works of art.

Can we take a moment to appreciate That gorgeous blouse you are wearing? Doll idea : Making dolls that are inspired by fashions through the ages like 18 hundred - present day?

Oh yes please make more historical dolls! I would love to see a Cleopatra doll.

I'm absolutely blown away by all the details both you and your mom manage to put in! I can barely comprehend doing this in full-scale, but in tiny scale when there's so little room for error? You're both so talented.

You've really outdone yourself. She's absolutely perfect! Your mom is an excellent seamstress, as well. I know that sewing something at this scale isn't always easy. A sultry Cleopatra for a future doll would be fun!

Ideas for historical women doll make-overs: Wu Zetian Anne Boleyn Jane Austen Hannah Arendt Marie Curie

you should make the historical royalty into a series and do Henry VIII's wives!!

I don’t understand who would dislike this. I am always in awe with all your creations, this one is just exceptional ! Such a unique and incredible talent.

I randomly got this on my recommendations, it’s very relaxing watching the transformation.

Beautiful as always, Maryna. Personally, I'd love to see you take a Cleo or Nefara doll and do an Egyptian queen/goddess. Maybe Nefertiti? Cleopatra? That would be stunning.

Idea for historical doll: Joan of Arc with flaming red hair and freckles

how about a Jeanne d'Arc doll? i think i'd really love to see that

I had to build and style a ship wig for one of my wig & makeup projects in college. mine was based on the 60's and the yellow submarine!

Can you do a set of dolls inspired by the birthstone's? I think it would be very cool.

This combines a lot of things I love :D Please, do more historical dolls. Some ideas- Princess Olga of Kiev, Joan of Arc, George Washington, Blackbeard the pirate, a Norse shield maiden!

As beautiful as it is - killer work on that hair, and your mom has magic hands, making such a wonderfully intricate dress in such a small scale - and having read through the comment looking to see if anyone else already made that comment, the fashion history nerd in me has to point out something about the support garment you've made for her. Marie Antoinette would be wearing (big) pocket hoops, which gives the skirt a rectangle shape when viewed from the front/back, flatter from the sides, and it's a fundamental aspect of this era's sillouette. What your mom made looks like a much earlier spanish farthingale, which gives a cone shape, but the higher hips makes me think she was trying to make a much, MUCH later victorian crinoline cage, that rounder "bell" shape; neither would be worn during Marie Antoinette's reign. The "rectangle hips" look is very bizarre to modern eyes, even I understand that, but the queen wouldn't be caught dead being so unfashionable. Still, I applaud the effort of making a whole separate undershirt for support. But if you ever want to make other historical dolls, I strongly encourage looking into the layers that made up the gowns of the period! Once we see how the layers work things just start making sense. The pocket hoops, for instance, are literally just giant pockets, worn under the skirt, and the skirt wouldn't be sewn all the way up on the sides to allow the woman to reach into the pockets! The history of fashion is a fascinating rabbit hole XD

That's amazing how you can use yarn to make such realistic looking hair! I had no idea you could do something like that

The “beauty mark” is actually called a muchei ( I know I did not spell that right) they were popular with both men and women who used them to hide pock marks. Marie did not need to where the lead makeup as she was naturally very pale, and her hair was strawberry or ash blond.

you could do Rosie The Riveter, or Annie Oakley, or Coco Chanel, or Lucille Ball, or Frida Kahlo, or Cleopatra, or Sally Rand. So many amazing women to choose from.

Your mother has lovely hands! Enjoyed watching her sew, and you creating the gorgeous Marie Antoinette doll! Excellent work! 👍🏻👏🏻 The shoes … WOW! 🥰

*So* beautiful, from head to toe...your artistry is, as always, *amazing!* 😊 And a huge round of 👏 for your Mother...that dress is *gorgeous!* 💖

She is so beautiful! All the details are amazing. I think it would be cool to make dolls based on Cleopatra, a viking shield maiden, or a series of the Greek Gods and Goddesses. So many different countries have cool histories and myths that would translate nicely into dolls.

Not a historical character but Xena the princess warrior would be amazing

Absolutely exquisite!!!!!

Absolutely STUNNING

She is beautiful, the hair impressive... but the dress.. omg the dress is an art piece.... your mom should make a KZfaq channel making tutorials for doll clothes. It will be successful

I can't get over how gorgeous this doll is! While I don't know of any specific ones, I think you'd really enjoy recreating a Korean Queen/Empress. Their outfit, hair, and makeup has a lot of historical significance the same way Marie Antoinette's did.

You and your Mom are absolutely amazing! Your talents are phenomenal!!! Imagine her full size dresses!! Love, love , love your channel!!!

Adorable! Love this doll!

What about Joan Of Arc. I think you could have a lot of fun making the armor.

I think it be cute if you made a doll of your husband to go with your mini me doll 😊

Absolutely incredible!

Your mum is really the best! We need to finally meet her in one of Your videos!

She is stunning!!! How about making a Marie Curie or Amelia Earhart doll?

I'd love to see an Anne Boleyn holding her own head in one hand and baby Elizabeth in the other for next Halloween.

She is stunning Poppen!!!!!

Absolutely beautiful!

I really like this doll 💚..I was thinking that a Cleopatra doll would also be very beautiful if it hasn't made yet👸

I think Cleopatra has the potential for an amazing doll.

She's stunning

Your mother's hands look so young, they don't look like they are old enough to have a grown daughter. She is very talented at making doll clothes.

Please tell your Mom happy Mother’s Day from a US mom! Also tell her that she is an artist as well! Her outfit for Princess Jasmine is my current favorite!💜🌷😊

I love the outfit and the hair and all😍 And an idea: I don't know why but I always wanted to see doll with like realistic dreadlocks. Like a hippie doll with harem pants and all 😄

This is the most beautiful thing you have ever done! She is perfect! Amazing work

Sumptuously! Thank you for your creativity!

Would love to see your interpretation of Helen of Troy some greek styled or inspired dolls would be fun ^^

IDEA FOR ANOTHER DOLL!!: Perhaps Mary Read or Anne Bonny (maybe both if you want a challenge)? Both were women in the late 1600s and early 1700s who would masquerade as men and were actually the most famed female pirates! It’s an interesting read but I think they would be very interesting historical figures to make as they make for an incredible read and fun research! I think their tale is less known in comparison to many others but they’re may favourite history gals and I’d love to see them in your style!! It would be really interesting if you did an assortment of pirates like Blackbeard and William Kidd as well but I would love to see the classic women’s duo! Of course if you decide to stick with one my vote is on Mary! (There’s a chance you won’t see this but I think it’s worth a shot.)

Your thoroughness and attention to detail are one of the many reasons you're my favorite doll maker 💞

She's absolutely adorable! Love her. That might be one of my favorite makeovers 🥰

She looks so pretty might I suggest the 6 wives of Henry the 8th. Katherine of Aragon Anne boylen Jane Seymour Anna of cleves Katherine Howard Katherine parr

I would love to see a historical doll of Sacagawea or a historically accurate Pocahontas doll. I think creating one of these historical figures will be fun and challenging because of the colors and clothing they wore. I can see you making the shoes out of warble with decorations.

Wow! Gorgeous!

Fascinating!!!

a historical doll : Queen Elizabeth , Princess Diana, Joan of Arc

An answer for your question about MA’s hair color: as a girl, she had very light blonde hair but, after her first pregnancy, it became very grey and lost all of its blondiness. Useless fact about Marie Antoinette: the day after she was announced that her head would have been cut off, she woke up with her hair extremely white!! (This is called “the Marie Antoinette Syndrome). Marie Antoinette has always been my favorite “historical” character, and even if this doll isn’t *strictly historical*, it must be one of my favorites from you!!

This is absolutely gorgeous!!

She is absolutely stunning. Wow!

I love this doll, you made that hair look incredible. For the next historical figure you should definitely make Frida Kahlo! Her hair would be great to make as well as the gorgeous clothes.

My ideas for a historical figure doll would be Queen Elizabeth, Princess Diana, Jacqueline Kennedy, Cleopatra, Joan of Arc, Queen Elizabeth the First, Queen Victoria, Helen Keller, Eleanor Roosevelt, Eva Peron, Katherine Hepburn, and Malala Yousafzai

Stunning, this doll is absolutely Stunning. Beautiful, a work of art, Amazing. Wonderful work on the dress by your Mom and adorable little boat.

Wow!!! This is stunning!

This is a beautiful repaint as always ..The patches were worn to cover pit marks in the skin as the powder they used damaged their skin ..If you need to do hair high like this again fashion the bits of fluff into little shapes like you can buy to puff up hair nowadays,they used hair collected from hairbrushes to make them with and they were called Rats ,they matched their own hair colour that way ,they used to wear hair pieces too..The style of the skirt Seoul’s have been oblong not round as they stuck out from the sides in this period some women had silly ones that were really wide.Every think you did for the dress goes with it bar the shape..have a look at vintage dresses when you do the next ,there are loads on here.Its something I have always been interested in.I have even made a velvet Medieval dress for someone I knew once ,very pretty too and heavy ..Stay safe 😀

I can't be the only one wondering what would the real Marie Antoinette think of your doll if she was alive.

I totally love the finish result, it's so classy. 💕

Gorgeous. Love watching you're mum making dresses..