Dollieh Sanctuary

I know there's already a thread with places to buy things like clothes and furniture for BJDs, but I didn't see one with things like supplies for rerooting and customs, so I thought I'd make one both for my own convenience in case I lose all my links again, and for anyone else who may be in need of some resources.

Doll Hair and Rerooting
DollyHair https://dollyhair.com
(stocks straight and curly nylon hair, saran, kanekalon, polypropylene, and acetate hair, as well as color changing hair, rerooting supplies, and hair fragrances)
RestoreDoll https://restoredoll.com
(stocks saran, nylon, premium nylon, and nylatex hair, as well as flocking and rerooting supplies, and doll repair and cleaning supplies)
TheDollPlanetHair: https://www.etsy.com/shop/thedollplanethair
(stocks saran hair, straight, curly, afro, crimped, and braided nylon hair, color changing hair, as well as premade wefts and rerooting supplies):
ShimmerLocks: https://shimmerlocks.com/
Etsy link: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ShimmerLocks
eBay link: https://www.ebay.com/str/shimmerlocksdollhair
(stocks saran hair, straight, curly, and braided nylon hair, and UV/glow in the dark hair, as well as tinsel hair and rerooting supplies)
TheDollHairEmporium https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheDollHairEmporium
(stocks nylon, saran, polypropylene, kanekalon, glow in the dark, and thermal change hair, as well as some hair wefts, flocking, and rerooting supplies)
StudioDollHair: https://www.etsy.com/shop/StudioDollHair
(stocks Italian Nylon, doll grade kanekalon, and saran hair)
CustomDollHairAu: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CustomDollHairAu
(stocks saran hair, straight, curly, afro and braided nylon hair, synatra hair, and glow in the dark hair, hand dyed ombre hair, as well as rerooting tools and supplies)
Starlight.Studios LLC: https://www.ebay.com/str/starlightstudiollc
(stocks nylon hair in standard hanks, as well as by the spool, which I have never seen before) (Note: This store does not exclusively stock doll hair/supplies.)

Sewing Supplies
Connecting Treads: https://www.connectingthreads.com
(If you need a thread color, they probably have it. They also sell sets and bundles of thread with specific color schemes.)
Trims by the Yard: https://www.trimsbytheyard.com/
(Exactly what the name implies. If you need a fringe for an outfit or piece of doll furniture, this is probably a good place to start.)
Spoonflower: https://www.spoonflower.com/
(Online fabric store where you can create and purchase custom fabric.)
Raspberry Creek Fabrics: https://raspberrycreekfabrics.com/
(Online store that sells custom fabrics, among other things.)

Clays and Sculpting Mediums:
Apoxie Sculpt: https://avesstudio.com/shop/apoxie-sculpt/
(The official page for Apoxie Sculpt, which is one of the best clays to use for body modifications.)
Polymer Clay Superstore: https://polymerclaysuperstore.com/
(Sells Fimo, Sculpey, Cernit, Kato, and Papa's Clay, as well as tools and tutorial books )
Poly Clay Play: https://polyclayplay.com
(Sells Fimo, Sculpey, Cernit, Kato, and Pardo polymer clay, assorted liquid clay, molds, tools, varnishes, and much more.)
Blueberry Beads: https://shop.blueberrybeads.com/
(Sells Fimo, Sculpey, Cernit, Kato, and Pardo polymer clay, tools, air dry clay, seed beads, texture sheets, and more.)
Clay Factory Inc.: https://www.clayfactory.net/
(Sells Cernit polymer clay, PearlEX powders and assorted PearlyEX and Jacquard products, Kempee tools, Makin's Clay and tools, and assorted wire.)
Cosplay Supplies: https://www.cosplaysupplies.com
(The main item of interest, for me at least, is the Worbla section, which comes in very handy for miniatures sometimes.)
Cast4Art: https://www.cast4art.de/
(Same as above, but for buyers outside North America.)
Worbla: https://www.worbla.com/?page_id=6713
(The official Worbla website which now allows you shop direct, apparently.)

Yarn, Embroidery, and Cross Stitch
Love Crafts: https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/
(Sells yarn, crochet, knitting, and cross stitch supplies.)
Hobbii: https://hobbii.com/
(Sells yarn, crochet, and knitting supplies.)

Paints, Primers, and Sealants
HobbyLinc: https://www.hobbylinc.com/
(Mainly for model making, but they have a huge selection of paints and airbrushes as well.)
Plaid: https://plaidonline.com/
(The official website for Apple Barrel, FolkArt, and Mod Podge.)

Restoration and Cleaning
Twin Pines: https://www.twinpines.com/
(This place is probably THE place to shop for restoration products for dolls, including cleaning products for old doll clothes.)

Clothes and Patterns
Tiny Frock Shop: https://tinyfrockshop.com/
(This store has an amazing stock of clothes and accessories for 1:6 scale fashion dolls like Barbie and Integrity Toys. I love the instrument section.)
Bekimakes: https://www.etsy.com/shop/Bekimakes
(A small Etsy shop, but they have a couple of patterns for vintage Barbie that were part of a set with a child's costume that are very hard to find.)
BarbieDollClothesPDF: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BarbieDollClothesPDF
(Shop selling tons of old doll patterns in PDF form.)
MimiPatternStudio: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MimiPatternStudio
((Another shop with old doll patterns, including some for American Girl and old baby dolls.)
ILovePatternShop https://www.etsy.com/shop/IlovePatternShop
(Another shop with a variety of patterns for a variety of dolls.)
HelloDollyCrafts: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HELLODOLLYCRAFTS
(One of my favorite shops for old, rare doll patterns. They have a variety of Patterns Factory and Lord Perry patterns, both of which were mail order patterns that are no longer available from their original sellers.)

Other Resources
The Doll Hair Handbook PDF (originally linked by DollyKim): https://archive.org/details/thedollhair ... k/mode/2up

In the USA the Hobby Lobby store carries many of the clays you mentioned, Apoxie Sculpt, along with mold making, cosplay, and model making and painting supplies. This is where I found remelting plastic for mold making and Japanese import clays. They carry some curly and strait doll hair, think the old Darice stuff, suitable for basic and beginning rerooting.

Michaels has a moderate selection of clay, making, and casting supplies but no hair.

Joann has a limited selection of polymer clay, some basic air dry and casting, and occasionally a basic strait doll hair that is super soft.

If you are serious about polymer clay get a dedicated oven for it, never bake styrofoam.

If your air dry clay has dried out put it in an airtight bag or container and add a bit of clean water at a time until it's workable again.

This needs to have a section by itself so we don't lose it.

I actually do have a clay oven! I actually bought a replacement baking pan for an Easy Bake Oven to use in it because it fits almost perfectly, and it was way sturdier than the tray I made from aluminum foil. (I definitely didn't almost melt a hole in a table by having a piece fall out of the flimsy aluminum tray I made, nope, not me.)

I updated the link for ShimmerLocks. I found the link to their official website.

Added a section for paints, primers, and sealants.

Added a section for restoration products.

Added a clothing and patterns section.

Added the official Worbla website link. Apparently, you can now shop directly from them.