FAQs

You could also watch this acrylic dyeing video by Beetlecat [link]

Or use copics, there is also a copic airbrush (the pen just slots in) which I hear teddy bear artists use to colour their bears.

SnowFox102 has mentioned that Jacquard make a good line of textile paint which is also suitable for brushing into synthetic fur, essentially the same as the dylon fabric paints. it doesn't change the texture of the fur. 
Also you can colour in white fur with sharpies but I find this more expensive than buying a pot of fabric paint.

3. Where do you buy your fake fur?
www.mohairbearmakingsupplies.c…, www.christiebears.co.uk, www.ebay.co.uk. Search for 'teddy bear supplies'. I buy it in fat eighths because for dolls the size I make you don't need much more than a fat eighth. Keep an eye out in charity shops and in sales or bargain bins for furry clothes, I once got a huge afghan coat from Primark for £2.50 which I'm still using to make dolls with and has really high quality fur that would have cost me a LOT if bought by the meter.

4. What gauge wire do you use?
I dunno it's gardening wire, about 2mm thick, galvanised steel I think. don't use aluminium, copper or zinc wire. This is all to do with softness of metal, if it's too soft then the metal will get nicks in it inevitably and nicks make wire break when it's put under stress - EVEN the tiniest little mark. Brass and galv. steel are very hard to nick (altho not impossible) whereas aluminium, copper and zinc are really easy to nick.

5. How do you MAKE WINGSSSS!!
I'M NOT TELLING YOOOU because then my tiny niche business would be pointless PLEASE STOP ASKING

6. Why you so mean and not tell me how to make dolls
Because this isn't a hobby it's my life and how I make my money that I live on ;^; and and I learnt how to do it from the internet, it took me a year of experimenting with materials to get the basics sorted which isn't that long, so you can do it too.
_{There is a more in depth and serious reason here}