My previous three Retrospectives are on the dolls that I personally have bought for myself. These next three were a gift from an anonymous friend, who sent me several outfits, shoes, and jewelry pieces along with the dolls! I continue to be amazed by this generosity, and I treasure these new girls that this person brought to my life. First up in the spotlight is my Ready-To-Wear Runway Violette Esmé, named Brianna. I love her soft coloring and demure sidelong glance:
Earrings by unknown - purchased secondhand in a large lot of various pieces, pants by unknown - received as a gift
Jewelry by unknown - purchased secondhand in a large lot of various pieces, jacket and pants by Tonner
Hair clip by Facets by Marcia
Shoes by Kingstate
Pants and shoes by Tonner
Shoes by Tonner
Dress by Tonner
Unless otherwise noted, all outfits and accessories were made by me.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Spotlight on Jac
Third Retrospective in the series! Today I'm featuring Nandini, who is probably the most versatile of all my dolls. She is a Convertible Basic Jac, and as such she has two sets of feet. I got her in March, so all of her pictures are from 2009! But it was still hard to narrow it down:
Hair clip by Facets by Marcia
Jewelry by unknown - purchased secondhand in a large lot of various pieces, pants by unknown - received as a gift, shoes by Kingstate
Shoes by Kingstate
Top by Empire, shoes by Kingstate
Swimsuit, headband, and sunglasses by Tonner
Unless otherwise noted, all outfits and accessories were made by me.
Hair clip by Facets by Marcia
Jewelry by unknown - purchased secondhand in a large lot of various pieces, pants by unknown - received as a gift, shoes by Kingstate
Shoes by Kingstate
Top by Empire, shoes by Kingstate
Swimsuit, headband, and sunglasses by Tonner
Unless otherwise noted, all outfits and accessories were made by me.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Spotlight on Seventeen
Another picture-heavy post! This is the second in my series of Retrospectives, featuring my favorite photos of my dolls from the last year. Today I'm focusing on Ella, my 1950's Seventeen doll. Her hair can be a little unmanageable, but she has the sweetest face:
Gloves by Tonner, jewelry by unknown - purchased secondhand in a large lot of various pieces
Seventeen's original gown by Tonner
Gown by unknown - received as a gift; belt is a people-sized bracelet :p
Shoes by Tonner
Unless otherwise noted, all outfits and accessories were made by me.
Gloves by Tonner, jewelry by unknown - purchased secondhand in a large lot of various pieces
Seventeen's original gown by Tonner
Gown by unknown - received as a gift; belt is a people-sized bracelet :p
Shoes by Tonner
Unless otherwise noted, all outfits and accessories were made by me.
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