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As you would expect, mannequins stand in different poses. So, when you arrive at your crafting station, you will find 6 different mannequin recipes to choose from.

• Thoughtful Black Mannequin
• Relaxed Black Mannequin
  
• Hand on Hip Black Mannequin
• Relaxed White Mannequin
• Chin up White Mannequin
• Hesitant White Mannequin

Mannequins can only be placed inside a building. Also, only 5 mannequins can occupy a single room.

ProTip: The pictures of the mannequins you see at your crafting station, give you the impression that some of the mannequins are male and others female. When you actually craft and place them, however, they take on the gender of your character.

ProTip: When you’re ready to place your mannequins in a room, go to your Furniture menu. You will find the completed mannequins under Utilities.

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Mannequins are a very handy option for those looking for a quick, full ensemble, wardrobe change.

Interact with the mannequin to save the complete outfit you are wearing, including shoes, accessories, hair color and styles. This allows you to come back later and retrieve the ensemble by simply interacting with it again. When you do, you can either “wear” the complete outfit your mannequin is displaying or “edit” the mannequin’s outfit. Editing the mannequin replaces the outfit left on the mannequin the last time you visited it, with the one you are currently wearing.

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One of the mannequin crafting options you have is the Thoughtful Mannequin. Is this a nod to the famous sculpture, The Thinker, perhaps?

Thoughtful Black Mannequin:

A Standard Crafting Station is used to make the Thoughtful Black Mannequin. You can find the recipe under Functional Items.

Thoughtful Black Mannequin Recipe:

• Softwood – 15
• Fiber – 15

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If you are looking for a nice relaxed pose for your mannequin, try crafting the Relaxed Black Mannequin.

Relaxed Black Mannequin:

Head to a Standard Crafting Station to make the Relaxed Black Mannequin. You can find the recipe under Functional Items.

Relaxed Black Mannequin Recipe:

• Hardwood – 15
• Fiber – 15

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Another pose to consider is a mannequin standing with its’ hand on its’ hip.

Hand on Hip Black Mannequin:

Use your Standard Crafting Station to make the Hand on Hip Black Mannequin. You can find the recipe under Functional Items.

Hand on Hip Black Mannequin Recipe:

• Dry Wood – 15
• Fiber – 15

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There is a second relaxed pose mannequin in your crafting station’s options. Whichever you prefer is completely up to you.

Relaxed White Mannequin:

Head to a Standard Crafting Station to make the Relaxed White Mannequin. You can find the recipe under Functional Items.

Relaxed White Mannequin Recipe:

• Hardwood – 15
• Fiber – 15

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The crafting station picture and the actual stance of the Chin Up White Mannequin are just a tiny bit different. Both arms are bent and held behind the back in the crafting station picture. However, the right arm on the female version of the actual Chin Up White Mannequin hangs straight down. A minor difference, but worth noting if you’re looking for an exact match.

Chin Up White Mannequin:

Find your favorite Standard Crafting Station to make the Chin Up White Mannequin. You can find the recipe under Functional Items.

Chin Up White Mannequin Recipe:

• Dry Wood – 15
• Fiber – 15

ProTip: A picture comparison of the Crafting Recipe’s picture and actual Mannequin’s pose are below for your convenience.

The Hesitant White Mannequin crafting recipe’s picture and the actual pose the female version of the mannequin strikes are also slightly different.

Hesitant White Mannequin:

A Standard Crafting Station is used to make the Hesitant White Mannequin. You can find the recipe under Functional Items.

Hesitant White Mannequin Recipe:

• Softwood – 15
• Fiber – 15

ProTip: A picture comparison of the Crafting Recipe’s picture and actual Mannequin’s pose are below for your convenience.

The mannequins are made out of various types of wood. The wood required differs by mannequin.

Here is where to find all of the wood options that you will need. You just need to pick it up off the ground or, in some cases, dig up a few tree stumps with your handy Royal Shovel.

Hardwood

• Forest of Valor (Dreamlight Valley)
• Glade of Trust (Dreamlight Valley)
• Sunlit Plateau (Dreamlight Valley)
• Frosted Heights (Dreamlight Valley)

Softwood

• Plaza (Dreamlight Valley)
• Peaceful Meadow (Dreamlight Valley)
• Forest of Valor (Dreamlight Valley)
• Glade of Trust (Dreamlight Valley)
• All of Ancient’s Landing (Eternity Isle)

Dry Wood

• Sunlit Plateau (Dreamlight Valley)
• Frosted Heights (Dreamlight Valley)
• Forgotten Lands (Dreamlight Valley)

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The final material needed for crafting all of your mannequins, is fiber. Fiber is also crafted. The single resource, seaweed, you need to make fiber is obtained by fishing outside of the circles anywhere in Dreamlight Valley!

Fiber:

A Standard Crafting Station is used to make Fiber. You can find the recipe under Refined Material.

Fiber Recipe:

• Seaweed – 1

The Fiber recipe yields 5 Fiber with just a single piece of seaweed. Good Deal!

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If you haven’t built any Mannequins, you will get the opportunity during the Majesty and Magnolias Star Path when you reach Star Path Duty # 28.

Majesty and Magnolias Star Path Duty # 28, Craft some Mannequins, has you making 10 Mannequins. You can make 10 of a single style or any combination of the 6 styles that you want. It’s completely up to you.

For a list of all Star Path Duties, check out our Complete Guide to the Majesty and Magnolias Star Path.

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If you have purchased the Disney Dreamlight Valley expansion “A Rift in Time”, the search for mannequin crafting resources can take you to Eternity Isle.

Only one of the Eternity Isle locations containing softwood is available to you when you first arrive on the island. To get to the remaining Eternity Isle softwood spots requires a bit more adventuring and some Mist, Eternity Isle’s exclusive currency.

Here is a complete list of the quests and Mist amounts needed to reach all the softwood locations.

Quests needed to enter all areas of Ancient’s Landing

• The Port of Many Worlds – Merlin Quest
• The Secrets of Eternity Isle – Jafar Quest
• The Flying Metal Nuisance – Jafar Quest
• The Sands in the Hourglass – Jafar Quest

Here’s how much.

• The Overlook (Ancient’s Landing) – 6000 Mist
• The Ruins, access through The Overlook (Ancient’s Landing) – 6000 Mist

Enjoy Eternity Isle!

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