New little shelving unit meant a two-day total display re-arranging project. Here are some of the gals getting re-situated.
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New little shelving unit meant a two-day total display re-arranging project. Here are some of the gals getting re-situated.
This sketchbook had a blank cover to be drawn on, so I chose Froghausen (a vintage Sugar Loaf "alien frog" plush) to be the cover star.
He likes it!
Hard-to-scan He-Mans. (I gave my He-Man Ken some more cartoon-accurate fur accents.)
My handmade alien diner girl doll! She has working rollerskates and magnets in her hands to hold her delivery 👽💞 Order up!
Pondering the orb.
Suddenly, a truly outrageous holographic pop star appears in your living room!
(Jem's outfit is handmade by me, minus her head ruffle, which was in a thrifted bag of 90's Barbie clothes.)
Safflower is a Barbie Fashionista #180 rebodied on a DC Super Hero Girls Bumblebee body (not an easy rebody--much doll violence happened here). She's wearing an outfit I made from thrifted Book Sox for the fabric and an otherwise unsalvageable vintage Barbie dress for the zipper, using patterns made from existing DC Super Hero Girls clothes. Her necklace is made of old broken necklace parts. Her shoes are 1:6 scale doll shoes bought on Amazon.
Ivy is 2024 Barbie Signature Poison Ivy wearing a jacket I recently made using the distressed remains of a vintage Ken wool blazer as a pattern, with thrifted fabric and beads from my odd bead horde. Her earrings are from Rainbow High Delilah Fields. Her lace pants aren't really visible in these pics, but I made them a while back, using an old pair of leggings for material and pants from an unbranded Amazon Barbie fashion pack as a pattern.
Pondering the orb.
Meshelle is a Barbie Extra Fly Beach doll head rebodied on a YouCreate body. She's wearing a dress I whipped up in one night out of a cloth bag that a wooden comb came in from Amazon. Her hair flower is a clip-on earring and her earrings are human earrings with the posts bent halfway and doubled over for thickness. Her bracelet is from a Zuru Mini Fashion ball and her shoes are from a recently released Barbie fashion pack (red top and skirt with pink heart print and black ribbon straps).
Long time, no dollpost.
Here are some pics of my newest doll trunk photo booth, featuring Tiana (just 'cause), Claire (recently tweaked faceup), and Sasha (Bratz Pop Starz Sasha newly purchased on clearance and rebodied onto a DC Super Hero Girls Bumblebee body--a close enough skin tone match).
Not pictured are all the sewing projects I've been working on--too busy to take pictures at the moment. :)
Lupina Bloodmoon, on her nightly hunt through the clubs for revenge against the vampire that turned her from a werewolf to a vampire-werewolf.
Doll pics from this month.
The same gal, one year apart.
'Tis the season.
Meena and Brynne, two of my earliest customs.
Egbert, Lovina, and a lollipop.