…though technically this just recycles a Bratz doll case, hey, I got it for $2 at the flea market. Can’t get a gallon of milk for that.
Using contact paper and decoupage, I remodeled a Bratz Angels case. This case has a hard shell, which is awesome, but it’s covered with bratz artwork, and that just won’t do! I carefully cut contact paper to cover the outside of the shell, trimming around the fixtures and clasp first, and then used pullip flyers as decoupage material to decorate. I decided I wanted one side to be classy, so it just has a cameo type picture on one end, and the other side to be more fun.
This is the side with a bunch of my favorite flyers. I generally threw them out, but I kept some, like the flyer for Noir, and Nero, coupled with a few of the more recent ones sent to PUDDLE by Jun Planning USA (since they dont put them in the doll boxes anymore). In the past I’ve used flyers as material to put in pullip-sized picture frames to decorate the dollhouses.
………Aaaand the inside view.
It is really only big enough for a Dal to stand straight in (pullips need to bend their knees) but that’s all right. I like compact. I’ve made carrier bags for multiple dolls before, and they always turn into these huge things. I’m not a big-bag kind of girl, I’m more of a small purse type. The case already had two elastic straps that secure the doll at the waist and the knees; I think if the case hadn’t had them, I would have lined it with some kind of synthetic short-hair fur.
