LATE BLOOMER Pomka
These are fancy little hybrids called Pomkas.
They are Pomelo rose dolls but with bloom Polka’s ears
Candied plum; candied violet x vintage plum pomwiggle mix
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Pomelo Rose, our first seedling!
A tiny 3D printed Ball jointed Doll kit from April 2021. These kits are put together by just 2 people and waiting times can sometimes get extensive. We are currently experiencing a large volume of orders so please be patient. If patience isn’t your thing (we understand!) our kits may not be for you.
Pomelo Rose is a dainty little thing. She’s a bit smaller than the average bloom and has single joints in both her arms and legs. Her posing isn’t quite as
As these are a kit for you to finish at home, there will be flaws and marks that can be easily sanded away. This is a normal part of the production process and nothing to worry about. You must spray your doll ENTIRELY with uv cut sealant to protect them from the sun. Since they are made of a photopolymer resin, this step is vital to keep your bloom safe and strong for years to come. INVEST IN A DECENT MASK and always wear when working with resin or sealant.
This is a fun little project that can take anywhere from 1-3 hours depending on your skill level. They will be sent unstrung so that you can work on the parts easily and all magnets and elastic will be provided as a part of the kit.
Eyes are available separately as well as wig kits for you to make wigs for your bloom. Tutorial to come soon.
Please refer to the video at the bottom of the page for a thorough tutorial for you follow!
These kits are designed for people of all skill level so don’t be intimidated if you’re new! We all start somewhere.
These are fancy little hybrids called Pomkas.
They are Pomelo rose dolls but with bloom Polka’s ears
Candied plum; candied violet x vintage plum pomwiggle mix
——-
Pomelo Rose, our first seedling!
A tiny 3D printed Ball jointed Doll kit from April 2021. These kits are put together by just 2 people and waiting times can sometimes get extensive. We are currently experiencing a large volume of orders so please be patient. If patience isn’t your thing (we understand!) our kits may not be for you.
Pomelo Rose is a dainty little thing. She’s a bit smaller than the average bloom and has single joints in both her arms and legs. Her posing isn’t quite as
As these are a kit for you to finish at home, there will be flaws and marks that can be easily sanded away. This is a normal part of the production process and nothing to worry about. You must spray your doll ENTIRELY with uv cut sealant to protect them from the sun. Since they are made of a photopolymer resin, this step is vital to keep your bloom safe and strong for years to come. INVEST IN A DECENT MASK and always wear when working with resin or sealant.
This is a fun little project that can take anywhere from 1-3 hours depending on your skill level. They will be sent unstrung so that you can work on the parts easily and all magnets and elastic will be provided as a part of the kit.
Eyes are available separately as well as wig kits for you to make wigs for your bloom. Tutorial to come soon.
Please refer to the video at the bottom of the page for a thorough tutorial for you follow!
These kits are designed for people of all skill level so don’t be intimidated if you’re new! We all start somewhere.
These are fancy little hybrids called Pomkas.
They are Pomelo rose dolls but with bloom Polka’s ears
Candied plum; candied violet x vintage plum pomwiggle mix
——-
Pomelo Rose, our first seedling!
A tiny 3D printed Ball jointed Doll kit from April 2021. These kits are put together by just 2 people and waiting times can sometimes get extensive. We are currently experiencing a large volume of orders so please be patient. If patience isn’t your thing (we understand!) our kits may not be for you.
Pomelo Rose is a dainty little thing. She’s a bit smaller than the average bloom and has single joints in both her arms and legs. Her posing isn’t quite as
As these are a kit for you to finish at home, there will be flaws and marks that can be easily sanded away. This is a normal part of the production process and nothing to worry about. You must spray your doll ENTIRELY with uv cut sealant to protect them from the sun. Since they are made of a photopolymer resin, this step is vital to keep your bloom safe and strong for years to come. INVEST IN A DECENT MASK and always wear when working with resin or sealant.
This is a fun little project that can take anywhere from 1-3 hours depending on your skill level. They will be sent unstrung so that you can work on the parts easily and all magnets and elastic will be provided as a part of the kit.
Eyes are available separately as well as wig kits for you to make wigs for your bloom. Tutorial to come soon.
Please refer to the video at the bottom of the page for a thorough tutorial for you follow!
These kits are designed for people of all skill level so don’t be intimidated if you’re new! We all start somewhere.
PLEASE WEAR A MASK.
Invest in a good one. Your health is so important.
Supply List;
Scissors
1.5mm crochet hook is incredibly useful but not necessary.
Lower grit sandpaper (600+ if sanding by hand) or a dremel with abrasive ‘fuzzy’ attachment.
High Grit sandpaper (1500+) for finishing
UV Cut spray.
Includes;
Pomelo Rose Head
Seedling Body
2 Pairs of hands
1 pair of Ears
This bloom will be sent with all elastic and magnets required to put them together. We use a tension bar system in the neck so no S-hook is included.
Do not forget to spray the entire doll with UV cut spray after sealing! This will protect her resin!
S O M E W H E R E O U T T H E R E
I cannot claim this story to be the background of Pomelo Rose’s creation but this is how her larger Moon counterpart Alula came to be. I just decided to create a pocket version too.
When I was a little girl, two of my most treasured movies were An American Tail and Fievel goes West. I would sit in front of the VCR and rewind the songs over and over and over. I thought Tanya was the prettiest mouse and I wanted to grow up to be just like her.
When my parents divorced at 13, i disconnected from my family and was in a bit of a bad way but my mum and I communicated through her playing the piano while we sang 'Somewhere Out There' as a duet.
Later on in life, when I was living in France and Spain, I would send my mum links to that song whenever I was homesick.
Now that Ive been home over a year, ive recorded my own rendition of dreams to dream, which feels very suitable at the moment.
Even all of these years later, those movies and those songs have forever played a special, sentimental role in my life.
Back when I made Delphini and Lupi I also made a mouse, who I always wanted to release with them but I didn't love the finished result the first time. I made this version some time later (whilst singing all of the songs from the movies at the top of my lungs) but never printed her until yesterday when I requested we do so for my birthday.
We made a seedling out of a modified version of the bloom body. Since some dolls can get so complicated with multiple parts and a tiny friend would have been a super cute addition to the line up (especially for a mouse) we decided to simplify the joints and create the Seedling. They are still blooms, they just are a little closer to seed than blooms are.
The video below will be updated to Pomelo’s specific video once it has finished being created. Please wait patiently!
