Group session

no particular theme...
except of look at our new MyScene clothes and set of new shoes!

Spring fashions on some level;-) possibly.

Few of my favs from workroom desktop, few comebacks...

 shoes shoes!

free from her accessories and restyled at last!

 possibly one of the best dolls ever, and one of the first ones...

 ...and  a little bit of ethnic stereotypes, but at least my hubby carried this mask attached to his backpack all the way from West Africa..

AND...thats not end at all since Christie got her new clothes too... 

/and i love her fresh-from-the-box hair!/

hello, me again!

 country living or something...

 simplicity... and  a lot of colour...

(this is actually genuine Polish folk woollen weave from Lowicz region)

 damn! I dropped it, wait!

 and now smoothly overlapping with Lara's moments...

 from dolls to friends...

 possibly even a selfie!

and solo...

 skirt fabric basically stolen from wooden - croatian - lavender - souvenir - doll;_)

 very happy with how un-princessy she turned out...

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Mbili and Matilda

...and now for something completely different...

some of my doll dressmaking experiments - experiments not because they are innovative but because I have no time to think about them - I just make them designing as doll and fabric tells me;-) - ou can call it spontanious and creative LOL but its just a mess and kids knocking to the door;-)

here is Mbili (Princess of South Africa 2002) wearing embroidered top and raw silk skirt:

definitely one of the best faces in my (not-so-published) 'collection'!

Here she is wearing a gift for 5yo 

- a hand-made stripped dress with tulle skirt and sequined application:

so even if non-blondes and Queens of Color are your thing it's still all about sequins and tulle:-P

more details:

and yes, Peacock is my fav color range so brace yourselves:-°

tbc

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my models pt. 1

I absolutely adore her! Amazing how she catches/reflects the light...

and she is sooo against blonde 'barbie doll' stereotype...

close-up of my doll in original outfit (and missing necklace pieces)

South African Princess Barbie Doll (2002) official

got her second-hand on-line, with a certificate.

photo source

p.s. the 'Mbili' head mold was used on this doll /link/

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