Pre-made bodysuit that fits obitsu bodies?
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Fri Jun 01, 2012 7:46 amby Vycem
So my very first bjd is on her way! She's on an obitsu 48 body, and since she's vinyl I want to prevent staining. While I have handy instructions on making my own bodysuit, I also know NOTHING about sewing yet. So I was wondering, anyone know of a preexisting anti stain body suit that would fit well?
Re: Pre-made bodysuit that fits obitsu bodies?
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Wed Jun 06, 2012 4:04 pmby L63player
If you find one please tell me cause I really want some for my dolls as they stain all the time.
Re: Pre-made bodysuit that fits obitsu bodies?
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Mon Aug 20, 2012 8:59 amby Nelly19
L63player wrote:If you find one please tell me cause I really want some for my dolls as they stain all the time.
Oh so staining is normal :'( am going crazy....and its normal!? sigh hopefully this cleaner am asking about works and i will give mine a good cleaning every month and keep her in light clothes as much as possible till I too, find a body suit that will fit her. She is a 48obi too
Re: Pre-made bodysuit that fits obitsu bodies?
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Wed Nov 07, 2012 4:30 pmby Janeway
I know if you got an obitsu 60cm the DD bodysuits from coolcat well fit them. When l get my girl l well try this on and report back due to l have 2 of these bodysuits.
Re: Pre-made bodysuit that fits obitsu bodies?
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Thu Nov 08, 2012 5:38 amby Iwa_Hoshi
You could get a
swimsuit/leotard and then add on a pair of tights or very long socks
I ended up sewing a bodysuit since the Obitsu 50cm is just so in between size
Re: Pre-made bodysuit that fits obitsu bodies?
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Fri Nov 23, 2012 10:57 pmby SillyLilPuppet
A little late to this thread but there is this tutorial on how to make one out of thick pantyhose.
http://www.murasaki.me/2010/09/13/dd-bo ... -tutorial/ I made one with this pattern but used a quarter yard of white stretchy spandex like fabric and basically basted it into a tube first, then tailored it in. WAY easier than you would think, just remember to use your zigzag stitch on your sewing machine instead of the straight stitch so it will stretch right.