Top left is is our Kate doll, she is the Journey Girl Doll Meredith that we renamed Kate. The pretty little out fit she has on came from a grab bag of American Girl clothes bought at a Thrift store.
The pink velvet pants, sparkly headband and jacket were among several AG items that were bagged and sold together at our local VOA store. This is called the Snowball outfit.
The pink and white shoes came from China via eBay. If you have not bought 18" doll shoes from China you should give it a shot on one of their auctions. I do think the straps can be easily trimmed.
The Madame Alexander doll second left on the top row is our new Nora doll. She has a very sweet little girl face. This doll has the same face mold as the original Nora doll. The original doll is now residing with four year old Granddaughter Nora.
Nora has long dark wavy hair, brown eyes and a very pretty face.
Nora's little out fit is a mix and match of clothes. The skirt and headband came from a Journey Girl outfit, the shirt and vest Came from China via eBay.
The black shoes are a pair of My Life shoes bought couple of years back. There are a lot of threads hanging on the edges. Very sloppy workmanship on this pair of shoes. They are from China too, Via Walmart!!!
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The red shoes are from China via eBay
Her neck scarf was a little scarf for a miniature dog. XS size.
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Little Jo is the second to the right doll on the top row She is a new doll with the same face mold as the original Little Jo doll. And yes, you guessed right, Little Jo is now living in her forever home with the real eight year old girl that our doll was named after.
This doll came with the mixed pattern outfit she is wearing and pretty gold flower ear rings.
Her hair cascades with wild frizzy curls tumbling down the back of her head. The curls are very soft and very fuzzy.
Little Jo's boots were ordered from an eBay store - they are very cute and they were modestly priced.
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The dolly on the far right top row is our Becky doll. She is named for my oldest granddaughter. Becky is all grown up now but she will always be the precious little baby that I hold so dearly in my heart.
She has a blue sweater and sparkly skirt and white tights that came in the grab bag of outfits I found a couple of years back at Goodwill.
Her necklace is a child's bracelet that stretches.
Silver shoes from eBay.
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Grandma set the table for the dolls to have cookies and juice.
The Nativity was displayed to remind one and all
why they are gathered to celebrate.
Of course their were many more doll friends that were gathered for Little Jo's Doll Party Holiday celebration. There is even more cousins. They will be modeling their pretty Holiday outfits in part two of this post.
Pretty Kimberly.
We'll be back on another day to see the rest of the cousins.
See you all real soon.
New friends and old friends
and
more cousins.
She has a blue sweater and sparkly skirt and white tights that came in the grab bag of outfits I found a couple of years back at Goodwill.
Her necklace is a child's bracelet that stretches.
Silver shoes from eBay.
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Grandma set the table for the dolls to have cookies and juice.
The Nativity was displayed to remind one and all
why they are gathered to celebrate.
Of course their were many more doll friends that were gathered for Little Jo's Doll Party Holiday celebration. There is even more cousins. They will be modeling their pretty Holiday outfits in part two of this post.
Pretty Kimberly.
We'll be back on another day to see the rest of the cousins.
See you all real soon.
New friends and old friends
and
more cousins.
These remind me of some dolls that live here at my house. They are 16" tall with eyes painted on but look much like yours. One is from Fisher-Price Toys 1978, a combination of cloth body and plastic. The other two are a girl and a boy but have no markings of the maker that I can find. The parts are strung with elastic cord. A card with pictures of the dolls and outfits is from England saying "Imported exclusively into USA by Creative playthings). The dolls that went to parties and gathered with friends are all "storybook dolls" or smaller and since they come with only one outfit, I began sewing doll clothing at the age of 4. They lived in doll houses and were my best friends.
ReplyDeleteThank you Julie, My grandmother taught me to sew on an old treadle sewing machine so that I could make clothes for my dolls. Most of the clothes that I made were for my Barbie dolls but my favorite doll to sew for was a Cinderella doll.
ReplyDeleteYour dollie family is growing! And aren't they the most fun to dress! I put a little heart dress on one of mine today to get ready for Valentine's day. Enjoy your weekend! Have FUN! Hugs, Diane and dollies
ReplyDeleteOh everyone is so sparkly in their outfits - I love all the combinations that you put together. Everyone is surely have a grand time - and what a fabulous group photo - and how do you remember all their names? I must go shopping at ebay - yeah, that is what I need - more doll accessories. Happy day to you my friend.
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