#fancy toy

[glowingmagic]

Can't believe I'm now only one Castle Keeps Gargoyle away from having them all! I've only ever seen 2 of the yellow one out there, and they belong to the only two people I know of who have them all, so part of me wonders if they were prototypes or something. But I shan't give up hope completing my favorite toy line ever someday!

I still have my childhood magenta one. I remember the day I got it in wal-mart. I was so happy to find a not-typically-girly toy design in soft pastels. They've been my muse ever since.

[kayley26]

🎀🌟Shelfie Time!🌟🎀

[penanggalan]

Hey, hey Sprinklie!

I'm so in love with these rare beauties I can't stand it

The Sprinklies were made in 1991, by Meert and Lambert who where tangentially involved in bringing over the Smurfs (and later the Snorks). Presumably, they were exclusively made for a music video. You can read the lyrics, see the art of them on the album cover and hear the song here: https://www.bide-et-musique.com/song/11674.html it's very catchy lol

I love the environmental message of these adorable little guys. They're bigger than I thought they'd be!

[thedreamcastle]

Accessories I still need for Sundae Best & Candy Cane ponies! Most of these I've had for decades and only just started trying to complete them.

[princesssokphanny]

💫Brush-A-Loves! 🎀

[calpicoboys]

[petite-cosette]

[shrineofdolls]

finally getting around to posted this here lol

purchased some vintage keypers and my swam baby had frizzled matted hair. i used a hair straightener* at 300°f to slowly melt and straighten each strand, always keeping the hair wet with a diluted mixture of water and conditioner. imo the results came out better than expected, but I do believe I could push it farther if I soaked the hair in conditioner for a few hours and continued to slowly straighten it. *note: not all doll hair is built the same. test a strand of your doll's hair before going at it with anything hot (boiling water, straightener, curler, etc). some doll hair fibers simply need a conditioner soak, cold water and a good brush, so don't be afraid to try that before bringing out the Big Tools.