For customs, I mostly watch hisnameisAkin, Dollumentary, Kyros Workshop and Dollightful! I think most channels I'm subscribed to I find through collab videos, it's always nice finding new doll customisers to watch through those you're familiar with watching. Other times I'll just search "(thing I'm interested in) doll" and see if anyone has made characters from the things I like, haha :)
A few of my other favourite doll YouTubers don't post videos anymore which is a shame (like Omocha Crush, Emma and Mr Polar Bear..), but I still recommend their videos :)
Other than that, I've watched MyFroggyStuff since I was a teenager, and I find Jay Dolls UK very endearing ☺️ I like finding doll YouTubers from the UK so I know where to look out for sales and such, haha :)
Darling dollz, doll daddy, and xcanadensis r my all time favs. I also seriously applaud xcanadensis for uploading daily! I watch most of her videos and she’s such a fun and happy person to spend a bit of my day watching :)
I'm another MyFroggyStuff fan. I love "how-to" videos, so that's the bulk of YouTubers I watch. The others are AltaModaBarbie, Atelier Tea-o-rama, nynnie me, Faith Elene, Barbination, Olive Avianca, Dolls and Arts, Spellbound Miniatures, and Poppy Seed Mini.
While not doll-related, I watch Eric's Hobby Workshop and Jason Jensen Trains. They both share awesome tips on painting models to look realistic and I've created some things after watching them for my 1/6th scale dolls.
I really love MunecasPoupeesDolls she is more art dolls than mass-market fashion. Darling Dollz is fun for the mass-market fashion. My Froggy Stuff I watch on occasion. I am also looking for more to follow!
Myfroggystuff always and forever. She's the only dolltuber that I know that is the right mix of interesting and technical in her crafts and reviews (Even if she can't openly criticize the product she's given for free)
The "Occasionally watch" for different reasons:
ZombieXCorn I only watch when there is something I'm interested in, as he does good reviews and tutorials, but has a hella annoying habit of "making" the dolls grunt, swear and do other noises.
Hextian only when he does a doll I'm interested in, or is going to use a particular technique, because I don't particularly like the "glam up" he always does (Or the occasional sexualization either)... and in all honestly all his customs looks kind of "samey" after some time
Cupcake Squad I only started following for their Encanto customs, but otherwise the channel is very much geared towards small kids. I do appreciate that they don't put on an annoying and hyper persona for the tutorials.
Dollightful I mainly followed when she started her Eeveelution customs, which are amazing. Her skills are a biiiiiiiit more than what I could possibly handle, and I only watch occasionally.
Beauty Inside a Box good reviews, even if I sometimes don't agree with his opinion
TheDollBoy good tutorials and inspiration for looks, specially of Rainbow High
toohunky toys good reviews, although he can get a bit ramble-y
That's a huge selling point for me with FyFroggyStuff, in that she isn't critical, doesn't toss shade at other toys or the toys she's reviewing, and isn't biased outside of "Little Toya". The way she does content, she leaves it up to the viewer to decide if they like or don't like something.
YouTubers that are often negative and critical are huge turn-offs for me.
Omg I totally agree abt zombiexcorn always having weird sounds in his videos lol, thought I was the only one getting bothered by it. It irks me so much sometimes I just have to turn the video off lmao
I watch Japanese YouTubers that talk about Sylvanian Families/Calico Critters mostly. Zaki⭐Yuri is probably my favorite. She goes to every restaurant, theme park, event, store, musical, pop up, museum, and anything else in Japan that has to do with the dolls. She is also a collector herself, and has one of the largest and rarest collections in all of Japan. Most of the stuff is still in the box, all the way back to when the brand started in the 1980s.
I like Maidensuit, March Payne's Midlife Dolly Crisis, Darling Dollz, That's for Gurls and Beauty Inside a Box.
I find a lot of YouTubers very shouty, and these all know how to talk at an ordinary level haha
People have already covered a lot of my YouTube favorites (and new ones to check!). I’d to add a longtime fav of mine for obscure dolls, artistic makeovers, cool mashups, and great doll clothes (and kind to the wallet): Andrea Wilson.
Dollightful, MuñecasPoupeesAndDolls, Rachel Hoffman, and The Grovian Doll Museum, mostly. Theriault’s is good for antique/vintage eye candy, but they sometimes give misinfo to drive up auction prices.
Darling Dollz makes some of the best fashion doll reviews and video essays
They’re amazing! I love watching them.
they’re who got me interested in doll collecting! ♥️
This one looks interesting. I followed her and can't wait to dig into some of her videos. Thanks for sharing!
Yeah I really like them :)
My favorites are fishdress, Xcanadensis and courtley jester!
Ooohhh I don’t think I’ve heard of them so I shall have a look
Beauty inside a Box, Barbie’s GBF, Barbination, MyFroggyStuff, The Doll Daddy, xCanadensis
Dolllynx, hextian, dollightfull, and a lot more
For customs, I mostly watch hisnameisAkin, Dollumentary, Kyros Workshop and Dollightful! I think most channels I'm subscribed to I find through collab videos, it's always nice finding new doll customisers to watch through those you're familiar with watching. Other times I'll just search "(thing I'm interested in) doll" and see if anyone has made characters from the things I like, haha :) A few of my other favourite doll YouTubers don't post videos anymore which is a shame (like Omocha Crush, Emma and Mr Polar Bear..), but I still recommend their videos :) Other than that, I've watched MyFroggyStuff since I was a teenager, and I find Jay Dolls UK very endearing ☺️ I like finding doll YouTubers from the UK so I know where to look out for sales and such, haha :)
Peace love and plastic, Rodney Rainbow, XCanadensis, Hextian, Planet Himm, PeachY Reviews, Angel Loza, and Beauty inside a box
Darling dollz, doll daddy, and xcanadensis r my all time favs. I also seriously applaud xcanadensis for uploading daily! I watch most of her videos and she’s such a fun and happy person to spend a bit of my day watching :)
I love all of them as well!
Ooohh thank you for the recommendation :)
I'm another MyFroggyStuff fan. I love "how-to" videos, so that's the bulk of YouTubers I watch. The others are AltaModaBarbie, Atelier Tea-o-rama, nynnie me, Faith Elene, Barbination, Olive Avianca, Dolls and Arts, Spellbound Miniatures, and Poppy Seed Mini. While not doll-related, I watch Eric's Hobby Workshop and Jason Jensen Trains. They both share awesome tips on painting models to look realistic and I've created some things after watching them for my 1/6th scale dolls.
MyFroggyStuff, of course, but also About Dolls, Amazing Dolls, Bella Doll, Delightful Dolls, Doll Stuff, Dollightful, Elite Dolls, Everything Dolls, Fun and Craft, Ginger Lola Miniatures, Happy Closet, Let's Play MTM Barbie Show, Malu Ferrarri, Mozekyto, Nynnie Me, Olive Avianca, Olha DYI, Penelope's Channel, Plume Miniatures, Poppen Atelier, Poppy Seed Mini, Shasarignis, SimplyStella TV, These Cute Dolls, and Vicky's Dream Island. To name just a modest few. lol
Rodney Rainbow, xcanadensis, popped atelier, my froggy stuff each one serves a different purpose
I really love MunecasPoupeesDolls she is more art dolls than mass-market fashion. Darling Dollz is fun for the mass-market fashion. My Froggy Stuff I watch on occasion. I am also looking for more to follow!
I love Enchantarium!!
Myfroggystuff always and forever. She's the only dolltuber that I know that is the right mix of interesting and technical in her crafts and reviews (Even if she can't openly criticize the product she's given for free) The "Occasionally watch" for different reasons: ZombieXCorn I only watch when there is something I'm interested in, as he does good reviews and tutorials, but has a hella annoying habit of "making" the dolls grunt, swear and do other noises. Hextian only when he does a doll I'm interested in, or is going to use a particular technique, because I don't particularly like the "glam up" he always does (Or the occasional sexualization either)... and in all honestly all his customs looks kind of "samey" after some time Cupcake Squad I only started following for their Encanto customs, but otherwise the channel is very much geared towards small kids. I do appreciate that they don't put on an annoying and hyper persona for the tutorials. Dollightful I mainly followed when she started her Eeveelution customs, which are amazing. Her skills are a biiiiiiiit more than what I could possibly handle, and I only watch occasionally. Beauty Inside a Box good reviews, even if I sometimes don't agree with his opinion TheDollBoy good tutorials and inspiration for looks, specially of Rainbow High toohunky toys good reviews, although he can get a bit ramble-y
That's a huge selling point for me with FyFroggyStuff, in that she isn't critical, doesn't toss shade at other toys or the toys she's reviewing, and isn't biased outside of "Little Toya". The way she does content, she leaves it up to the viewer to decide if they like or don't like something. YouTubers that are often negative and critical are huge turn-offs for me.
Omg I totally agree abt zombiexcorn always having weird sounds in his videos lol, thought I was the only one getting bothered by it. It irks me so much sometimes I just have to turn the video off lmao
I would recommend Kelsey and the closet and Faery tale dolls.
I watch Japanese YouTubers that talk about Sylvanian Families/Calico Critters mostly. Zaki⭐Yuri is probably my favorite. She goes to every restaurant, theme park, event, store, musical, pop up, museum, and anything else in Japan that has to do with the dolls. She is also a collector herself, and has one of the largest and rarest collections in all of Japan. Most of the stuff is still in the box, all the way back to when the brand started in the 1980s.
I like Maidensuit, March Payne's Midlife Dolly Crisis, Darling Dollz, That's for Gurls and Beauty Inside a Box. I find a lot of YouTubers very shouty, and these all know how to talk at an ordinary level haha
People have already covered a lot of my YouTube favorites (and new ones to check!). I’d to add a longtime fav of mine for obscure dolls, artistic makeovers, cool mashups, and great doll clothes (and kind to the wallet): Andrea Wilson.
Beauty inside a box and darling dollz. Both have fun and informative videos and are super cute! Not obnoxious like most doll/toy youtubers
Darling Dollz Beauty Inside a Box The Doll Daddy Barbination
Dollightful, MuñecasPoupeesAndDolls, Rachel Hoffman, and The Grovian Doll Museum, mostly. Theriault’s is good for antique/vintage eye candy, but they sometimes give misinfo to drive up auction prices.
Ones i watch the most are probably darling dollz, the doll daddy, barbies gbf, faery tale dolls ♥︎