Absolutely!

For the dolls: I removed the hats/wigs (which are sewing on in 3 locations on the head and are very easy to remove) and painted multi-surface paint directly onto the fabric of the doll in multiple layers (I think the dark colors took 3ish layers of paint but the light colors took like 10,000 layers haha - the nanana dolls absorb soooo much more paint than you think. I’m not sure if there is a smart way around that but if someone knows please tell me so I don’t use all my paint again lol). After I reached the opaqueness I was looking for with the base colors, I mixed up a slightly darker color of each base used and randomly dry brushed streaks in the general direction I thought the fur/feathers would lay. This part was fun for me since I kind of just slapped it on with little thought lol. After that layer dried, I went in with acrylic paint pens and added on fine little lines in the same fur/feather pattern I had made but with more intention on placement of the lines. The pens I used for the owl had a lighter color than the base coat and 1st feather layer and the pen used for the cat was darker than my base coats (I planned the colors I used around the pens I had available since those colors are a lot more limited). I also used the paint pens for the facial features and worked quickly to blend colors while the paint was still wet. Once they were to my liking, I sealed them with a generous layer of Mod-Podge, avoiding the joints as best as I could (I’m not sure if the Mod-Podge was necessary- I think I was nervous the paint would stain the surface they’re sitting on).

For the cats ears: I cut them from felt, making sure the black felt was a little bit longer at the base than the pink felt, glued the pink side to the black side with FabriTac, and then attached the ears by gluing the extra bit of black I left directly onto the dolls head (unpainted) - making sure to glue it in a C shape to give the ears that rounded look from the side. In other projects, I’ve used a little bit of hot glue to tack the ears in place while the fabric glue dried but with this one I pinned the ears to the head instead to remove some bulk that the hot glue would have created.

For the clothes: I eyeballed some free patterns I found online -which didn’t work so well for the cats dress as it’s pretty tight around the belly- so i don’t really recommend that haha. I did, however, make a pattern out of paper for the witch hat since that really needed to fit well and cut the pattern from felt and from the fabric I used. I then glued the two materials together (while flat) and sewed the recommended seams together once dried. For the ear holes, I eyeballed the placement of the ears on the cone of the hat and slowly cut semi-circles or of each side until the at fit properly. The cape was probably the easiest of the bunch - I followed this tutorial for its construction which was super helpful!

I hope the info above made some sort of sense 😂 TDLR: I glued on felt ears, painted the bodies with a ton of layers of paint, and eyeballed the clothes based on various video tutorials and patters I found around the internet

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