HOW TO make printed Blythe eyechips 

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Thank you:)

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I'm very happy!!:)

@@unniedolls i really need this tutorial. I've made so many mess triyng to doing it! Thanks you're amazing. Love your channel ❤️❤️❤️😘

You an buy them from Aliexpress. I'm glad you like my tutorial:)

Yaay, can't wait to see your dolly!:)

I haven't tested on acrylic ye chips :( It is hard to put the chips to the center of the realistic eyes, so I can pull off the glue from the glass if I make mistakes. I have no idea what reaction has the glue with acrylics, but on Aliexpress you can find cheap glass chips for Blythe, but be sure you are not buying higher glass which is called "cabochons" but flat Blythe eyechips.

@@unniedolls I may need to experiment a bit. This is very helpful BTW, thank you!

does hot glue work just the same?

@@literallieme unfortunately, not :(

Oh and without the "Antonio" name? Only E6000? Can you find it? I tested many types of glue, but only E6000 worked for me :(

Busque cabujones de vidrio o resina transparente, probablemente pueda encontrarlos en sitios con suministros para la fabricación de joyas. AliExpress también los tiene muy baratos.

¡No compre los eyechips que se llaman "cabujones"! Esos no son buenos para Blythe, solo para otras muñecas porque son más gruesas (más altas). Compre las gafas de vidrio de 14 mm en Aliexress, para que pueda volver a usar un chip de ojo si comete errores.

It is not a Russian glue. You can find similar glue in almost every country. You can search on Ebay or Amazon, so you can find it in EU. I'm also in the EU, so trust me:) You can't really cut that close to the chips, because the scissors will lift the paper from the glue a bit, so you'll ruin the eyechips :(

​@@unniedolls thank you for such fast reply :) I don't know why my other comment didn't show - I wrote that I found this glue online :) I will now try to design some eye chips and buy glass cabochons on Aliexpress :D You said you design the eyes in Adobe Photoshop right? I wonder if my Gimp will do? Are there any free eps templates to start from? Anyway thank you for all the great tutorials - I'm just a begginer and have lot of to learn :)

@@monikaempinska9211 Oh, okay:)) but be careful, glass cabochons are NOT good for Blythe eyechips. Their height is too high and won't fit well. You can find cheap glass eyechips, directly designed for Blythe, try to search more! Once I also bought a pack of cabochons :( I don't know Gimp, but if that is a photo editing software, then I'm sure you can create designs with it:) If you are joining to my Patreon page for $5, you'll be able to download 18 eyechips designs from me. Many of the designs might contain more colors too, so technically you can have much more possibilities than 18. www.patreon.com/unniedolls?filters%5Btag%5D=Printable%20Eyechips

@@unniedolls what paper are you using?

@@zerlyvenpelino9230 I'm using CC glossy photo paper (260g)

Do you mean like glossy varnish? I tried once but it didn't fork with my gloss. I tried many types of glue, but only E6000 worked for me. It is sticking well, no air bubbles, and dries relatively fast (in 3-4 hours you can sand already).

If you use this glue and my applying technique, then you'll never get air bubbles:) I tried many types of glue, but with all of them got air bubbles, or the surface after the drying was very strange and shiny. I mean it looked like a dried surface under the glass which is not glued to the glass. If you use this glue and you make a little swirl/circular motion when you are adding the glass, then you can eliminate the bubbles.

@@unniedolls thanks for replying! I see, have you tried the mod podge dimensional glue? I will try to look for that e60000 glue.

@@dollcumentary I haven't tried the mod-podge :S but this E6000 really works, just it's toxic :( so you have to wear a mask that filter gas particles too to protect your health

@@unniedolls my order e60000 came today. Yey! I will try it. What sanding sponge did you use in this video?

I use photo paper.

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Did you use the same glue?

They are 14mm.

I'm using 200 grit sponge, which is harder to touch. But not every 400grit sponge is the same.. Unfortunately, I don't know the brand :( Try to buy some types of 200 grit harder sponge and try them out. Some of them will last longer, some not really. Usually the edge of the chips can make holes through the sponge, so this is why it's harder to choose the best one and this it why only testing out more will help you :S

I print onto 260g/m3 CC photo paper

@@unniedolls ok thank you, im going to try to make eyes for a pullip doll, any tips?

it might vary from design-to-design, I just eye-measure it:)

@@unniedolls the majority of my dolls take 14 mm eye chips. I just hope I don't mess up on the measurements

@@BChanLuckyFox Ohh... I thought you were asking the black inner circle. Sorry for the missunderstanding. I make my eyechips to be 14mm, perfect for Blythe dolls. You need to print the designs to paper in full 100%) size. If you need them for Pullip, then you can use the same designs just print them in 85%-90% depending on the size if you want. 85% for 12mm eyechips and 90% for 13mm eyechips.