Teresas BOHO

 Oddly enough a lot of my unpublished sessions include Teresa dolls.

It is one of my fav moulds due to it's maturity and unconventional / non-commercial beauty.

It has always been a dream to have a doll that looks like me but I had to stick with basic Superstars growing up... 

Today's post is instachellange from BellaBella Dolls #monday4dolls 

BOHO 14.09.20

Oh it was such a nice one.

I enjoyed it thoroughly!

...and here they are... Hollywood Hair Teresa, Ginger Flower FairyQueen Teresa 

and Native American Teresa

Three different generations, three different styles and three different bodies / abilities -

not an easy task but defo lots of fun!

Gorgeous Amazing Nails Asha was 'around' so she joined them too!

So wonderful together!

absolutely my favourite skin tone on dolls!

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Teresa's September (My doll No 195)

I got this doll in Summer 2020 - post about that carboot sale trip ((here))

...took me a while but here she is -

My doll No 195, apparently - Hollywood Hair Teresa 1992.

Her Hollywood hair times are gone but she is still the rare blonde, green-eyed one.

And as I have in habit - she gets an outdoorsy seasonal dressdown!

Today she explores Wimbledon Common:

Just as every professional model - she embraced her new role with grace!

I love going there - undiscovered source of good quality forest mushrooms -

which locals have no custom to forage...

Kids love it here - we take a bus from in front of our house, take picnic on logs and climb the trees!

Thanks!

Till the next year!

Norfolk

 Today a second part of my therapeutic journey down teh memory lane - Norfolk coast and beach.

Cheeky as I am I took my mini-boss doll - an OOAK doll of Baroness Jane Campbell I have made just for fun by gingering up my carboot pilot Mackie doll.

Norfolk has everything - from flint architecture to chalky cliffs...

This is the bestest of them all...

...The world is my oyster - there is no limits!

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Norwich I (my doll No 194)

 The pandemic summer forced me to seek for local holidays.

This way I ended up finally closing some doors and making a full, healthy circle - back to Norwich which I have left angry sad and without saying goodbye to places and people.

I took my new favourite with us - the wheelchair user AA doll from the first wave.

Got her from my disabled boss and was amazed to find out about her fully articulated body!

She photographs extra well and has a very expressive face.

I really enjoy how I styled her...

here she is on Norfolk Broads (Marston Marsh)

...and some of us enjoying there...

Bye!!

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