Some More Doll Pictures.
Feb. 18th, 2006 10:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
First, this is the stuff from my swap with Desiree. Isn't it cool? I love the embroidered hanky! (Thinking about turning it into a darling dress for a Skipper.) The little doll modeling the outfit is Phoebe--a cousin to Piper. I recently found her in a box I was cleaning out, and I decided I would play with her a bit. She looks adorable in that "Queen of Hearts" picture, doesn't she?

Now, THIS (below) is Tara--she is wearing a valentine dress I sewed a couple of years ago. I think she looks very sweet in it. Tara is one of the dolls I bought at a toy auction in Faribault a long time ago. Things went ungodly cheap there--and if I had known I could use my credit card there--I would have spent a lot more.

This is Tara's mother, Delia. Delia and Tara were originally the Happy Family Mom and Daughter. I never liked the dad of that set. Mattel has a hard time making decent looking men dolls. I like the way Loanne Ostlie remakes them, though. They look much more like real people and less like self-absorbed pretty boys.
Delia is wearing the knit pantsuit I got as a prize for winning the Barbie Bingo "First Five" in the Barbies R Us Yahoo group. It is so much cuter in person that it is in the picture--so soft and the fit is PERFECT.

And here is the scarf and hat I made for Beccak. It will probably go out in the mail today--now that I have her address again.

Have I mentioned lately that I LOVE my digital camera?

Now, THIS (below) is Tara--she is wearing a valentine dress I sewed a couple of years ago. I think she looks very sweet in it. Tara is one of the dolls I bought at a toy auction in Faribault a long time ago. Things went ungodly cheap there--and if I had known I could use my credit card there--I would have spent a lot more.

This is Tara's mother, Delia. Delia and Tara were originally the Happy Family Mom and Daughter. I never liked the dad of that set. Mattel has a hard time making decent looking men dolls. I like the way Loanne Ostlie remakes them, though. They look much more like real people and less like self-absorbed pretty boys.
Delia is wearing the knit pantsuit I got as a prize for winning the Barbie Bingo "First Five" in the Barbies R Us Yahoo group. It is so much cuter in person that it is in the picture--so soft and the fit is PERFECT.

And here is the scarf and hat I made for Beccak. It will probably go out in the mail today--now that I have her address again.

Have I mentioned lately that I LOVE my digital camera?
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Date: 2006-02-18 05:38 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-02-19 05:44 am (UTC)I thought about crocheting some kind of flower to put on the brim, but I was afraid you would think it too garish.
You can always find a cool pin with a flower or something--or a button that says, "Come back, Bill, all is forgiven!" to put on there.
hehehehe
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Date: 2006-02-19 01:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-02-20 08:57 pm (UTC)How DID you get her hair into bunchies? When I had barbies (about seven years ago...), no matter how well I treated them, the hair would always be sticking straight up in the next week. And bunchies made it look like they had twin mohawk thingies.