Carbon Costume doll
Deadbra Ann from Living Dead Dolls
Deadbra Ann is from the second series of Living Dead Dolls, and has several motif references both in appearance and in her backstory from various Stephen King novels — most notably prom queen Carrie. She is also the first doll in the series to have a face wound.
She has extremely vibrant blue eyes, done up with prom makeup and purple bruising, her mouth is ripped to the side, extending up to the rest of her face, and her hair is a mixed color copper bob. Ann wears a red frilly, lacy, sleeveless prom dress, her nails are painted black, and she has a white silk sash that says Danse Macabre. Her accessories are a white rose bouquet splattered with blood, and an ornate gold crown.
Sheena from Living Dead Dolls
Sheena is part of the third series of Living Dead Dolls, and is based of the song ‘Sheena is a Punk Rocker’, made by the Ramones and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. She’s also the first doll in the series to have any piercings.
Her hair is dark and closely shaved at the back, with vibrant red middle parted bangs, and her eyes are red sclera with a bright yellow center. She has thick eye makeup, black lipstick, and a silver lip ring, with a matching silver ballchain necklace. The rest of her outfit consists of a black leather jacket over a white shirt, a red leather skirt, black ripped fishnets, black chunky boots with red laces, and she comes with an accessory of a bloody nailbat.
Bride of Valentine from Living Dead Dolls
The Bride is part of the third series of Living Dead Dolls, and is inspired off of the tale of Frankenstein.
She has long black hair with white streaks striped throughout it, mottled shadows around her mismatched blue and black eyes, red lipstick, and facial wounds. Her dress is an off-white strappy dress with blood stains down the torso, her arms and legs are wrapped with bandages, and she wears chunky black lace-up boots. The accessory that she comes with is a realistic looking bloody human heart.
Lizzie Borden from Living Dead Dolls
Lizzie is from the second series of Living Dead Dolls, and is the second doll to be based off of a real person (ie, Lizzie Borden). The doll can be found at the Borden house, shown on display.
She has her copper hair worn up in a tight, high bun, with loose curls coming down on to her forehead, black sclera eyes with vibrant bluey-white in the center, and very dark red lipstick. Her dress is older-styled, with large black puff sleeves, a very long skirt, and a red ribbon tied loosely at her neck. As with the known rhyme, she carries a bloodied axe (though Lizzie was found innocent).
Posey from Living Dead Dolls
Posey is from the first run of Living Dead Dolls, and is labeled as a ‘buried alive’ character.
She has extremely long golden-auburn hair worn in a mid-part, fully whited out eyes with blue ringing them and matching lipstick, and a wound over her eye. Her outfit is similar to an old styled nightgown, but weathered in a way that looks like it was saturated in mud. Her doll accessory is a single white rose.
Eggzorcist from Living Dead Dolls
Eggzorcist is part of the first series run of Living Dead Dolls, and the first one to have an animal theme, that being an Easter Bunny.
She has short cut purpley-blue hair, a red x on her forehead, blue lips, and extremely vibrant light blue eyes with red and black makeup surrounding them. Her outfit consists of a full white rabbit onesie complete with a hood with bunny ears, a noose drawstring, and a white Easter basket.
Damien from Living Dead Dolls
Damien is part of the initial run of Living Dead Dolls, and was created as a tribute to Damien from The Omen, while also being the first male doll created for the franchise.
He has short black hair that he wears a grey and black cap over, and his eyes are pure white. His shirt is a white button up, worn with a black tie, and a black button-up coat over top, with matching shorts underneath. It’s wrapped up with white knee high socks and black tied combat boots, and he carries around a slingshot.
Mittens Fluff ‘n’ Stuff from Lalaloopsy
Mittens Fluff ‘n’ Stuff (voiced by Paige Stone) is a main character on the Nick Jr. show Lalaloopsy, based on the toy line of the same name. She loves snow fights, hot cocoa, and her younger sister Bundles Snuggle Stuff. Mittens has blue hair which you can recreate one of two ways. The first is to take a yarn-like wig and style it into pigtails. If the doll look isn’t as important to you, a blue wig with pigtail extensions might be a closer color match. Then, layer a pair of striped socks under bloomers and a tutu, and choose the striped shirt you think looks best to wear under a furry white vest. Finish your costume with a pair of white knit boots and two white hair bows to secure your pigtails.
Rosie from Everything’s Rosie
Rosie is the titular character of the animated children’s TV series, Everything’s Rosie. She is a ragdoll-esque child who goes on adventures with woodland animals. Viewers learn simple lessons with various stories in her colorful world. The headpiece requires some DIY with the materials featured here. Use tape or glue to secure strips of colorful ribbons to the headband, and place a large teal button in the middle. Complete the top by sewing two pink buttons vertically on the white t-shirt.
Cody from It Takes Two
Cody (voiced by Joseph Balderrama) is one of the protagonists of the adventure game It Takes Two. Cody and his wife May are in the midst of a separation when their minds are transferred into two dolls made by their daughter Rose. They must put their issues aside to find their way back to their bodies. Cody’s doll appearance includes green hair, an orange sweater, and patchwork pants. Top off your wig with a green antenna headband and create your button pin from a paper plate. You can also cut plates into the shapes of the leaves that appear throughout Cody’s costuming. Don’t be afraid to take your crafting scissors to your sweater as well in order to achieve the perfectly imperfect look from the game. Top it all off with some rope wound around your midsection and right forearm, as well as a pair of tan shoes.
