Cut off all the doll's hair. Get as close to the scalp as possible without cutting into the doll's head.

Remove the head of the doll from the torso/body. An easy way to do this is to heat the back of the doll's neck for 45 to 60 seconds using a blow dryer or similar heat source. This softens the vinyl and allows you to push down and pull up on the head, to remove the head from the neck knob.

Remove all the hair pieces/plugs from inside the doll head. You can use a crochet hook can help loosen the hair. Use  tweezers/hemostat to completely remove the hair.

Cover your doll head with regular plastic wrap. Hold it in place with a rubber band, or twist tie around the dolls neck. Place your fabric over the top of the plastic wrap and secure in the same manner. Try to remove any lumps in the keeping it as smooth as possible before securing it in place.

Draw the desired hair line using a pencil. Pressing with your finger tips you should be able to feel where the original holes are and use that as your guild when drawing the hairline onto the fabric.

Apply tacky glue to the inside of your hair line. You can use a paintbrush or your finger tips.  Allow the glue to dry completely. This may take several hours to overnight.  The dried fabric will be your wig cap.

When completely dry remove the wig cap/fabric from the doll head, but leaving the plastic wrap on the doll.

Cut away the excess fabric from outside of the drawn hair line. Now replace the wig cap on the doll's head (over the plastic wrap) to recheck the size/fit.

Trim away any excess fabric from the wig cap if it overlaps the desired hair line. If the back of the wig cap seems loose, use a needle and thread to make a small stitch to lighten it up to fit back of the head correctly.

Cut your Tibetan lams hair/mohair on the skin into small pieces/sections.

Lay down a line of fabric glue (like fabri tack glue) at the base of the hairline at the back of the doll's head. Gently press the ends of the mohair into the glue. Apply glue to one side of the head and add hair following the same steps. Repeat for the other side of the dolls head. Continue working around the head in concentric circles until you've covered everything but the very top of the head.

Trim a small amount of hair from the skin and set aside. Place a small dap of glue to the top of the head and insert the ends of the hair straight down into the glue. Set the doll aside and allow the glue to dry completely. 

Smooth the hair with your fingers to see if any more hair needs to be added. apply more hair in the same way you did at the top of the dolls head as needed to fill any bare spots. Allow the cap to dry completely again.

Glue the wig on your doll head using the fabric glue if you want the wig to be permanently attachment. Copyright 2006 Lisa Rynda - Rynda Original Designs