When I first saw a Sasha I wanted one. Not a herd but just one. Not the baby but just one little girl... I got her. She is a little loose and I may try to fix that later and her hair is coming out in huge bits...so I think she will need a wig. Do not fancy re-rooting this one. Then make her a special outfit. In size I think she will share Magic Attic clothes with no problems.
When the kids are grown, and you remember that you never left your childhood and you can now play with dolls openly..
Monday, May 18, 2015
Friday, May 1, 2015
Tolly Tot
http://www.justmagicdolls.com/meet/Tolly/tolly.htm
Similar to Target's Our Generation by Battat. But made by TollyTots Unlimited
that make a lot of Disney's toys and their princess dolls.
She reminds me VERY much of a Sasha doll in coloring and take off the face paint and the features are similar. She is slimmer in build then the American Girl but same height. Some of the clothes of the AG will fit her but not the other way around. She will do well in the stretch knits that well stretch to fit or hug the smaller build. But if the outfit is doll specific and fit just ITS build and measurements you will run into problems with the skirts and slacks that are non stretchy. They will fall off. But I think outfits made to fit Carpatina, Journey Girl and Alexa might do well on her.
Friday, April 10, 2015
Bratzwillaz
I like the ball jointed dolls and they are so expensive...but there is a cheaper alternative, but you have to put up with the ugly faces! ugh.
this is how she comes... bleeech!
Now a prim and proper miss
See ya!!!!
SARA
Sara has come to me from Iowa. Her mommy wants her to be more realistic. Sara is made by Playmates toy co. in 1986. The same company today does the Disney Princess's and Hearts 4 Hearts.
Well she arrived today.
Well she arrived today.
she is the size of a 6 month old as far as clothes and very big feet.
Her mommy wants her to have more hair that she can comb and to be dressed up pretty.
so today she got her hair cut, then I cleaned the face of dirt and marks
She got her lips colored and given the wet look, eye brows added and blush...BUT she has one eye not looking exactly right....
took about an hour of minute pressure to try and get the eye straight. It will have to do as this doll could be too easily broken in the eye sockets and they are agony to fix. Ask me how I know...lol
Now to wait on her wig and the armature that will go into her body.
Clear coat to protect her color
earrings and wig
Her Armature arrived today. So Now Sarah is back together. did a little sculpting as her body is so soft so she has a tush and a belly button... tomorrow if the Lord wills, I will start her clothes.
I got a late start today and worked on her clothes
got her some socks at the store and made the bloomers
SARA is ready to go home... ducky gets to go too!
Clear coat to protect her color
Her Armature arrived today. So Now Sarah is back together. did a little sculpting as her body is so soft so she has a tush and a belly button... tomorrow if the Lord wills, I will start her clothes.
I got a late start today and worked on her clothes
got her some socks at the store and made the bloomers
SARA is ready to go home... ducky gets to go too!
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Twilla ( pronounced TWILL A)
I got the blank off Evil Bay. She is only 10" tall and ball jointed or multi jointed. My first excursion into something like this. I may do some changes on her face. I haven't glued the wig down because I might change it..I think she would look cute as a red head...
she is currently wearing a dress I made for Anne Estelle and 10" by Robert Tonner. She needs her own outfit.
Thursday, December 25, 2014
The Real Anne Estelle
Before Robert Tonner bought the Anne Estelle character, she looked a bit different. She was 14" tall and a hollow plastic with painted eyes...she fashioned by Mary Englebright after a book character she created.
I brightened her paint and gave her real lashes.
She is all original with a few tweaks from me.
This is the Robert Tonner version in the 10" size.
Syndee doll
I gave this doll to my youngest daughter in 1998. You bought them in bags and then stuffed and dressed them yourself. I couldn't find a brunette back then to go with her blue eyes so had to settle for a blonde. After my daughter outgrew her, she gave the doll back to me...time for some updating.
the blonde hair had to go... she was pale...
Just not that cute to me...
she got scalped and then some face paint.
Now dressed and ready to face her dolly friends.
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