




and a true but no so sweet apron- housework is bullshit.
I wish I could see them on the Blythe doll and see all the other original dresses.
When I was a child my church always participated in the Salvation Army dolls- in which you take a doll and hand make an outfit for her. The dolls are then displayed together for the month before Christmas and then given to a child in need. My mom always made an outfit or two.
One of my favorite Christmas traditions was going downtown with my mom and sister and seeing all the amazing and creative dresses that were made.
3 comments:
How sweet. I haven't thought of those dolls for a long time. Makes me want to sew again. I guess I'll start on those cushions.
By the way, very nice dresses!
it was so fun seeing those pretty dolls as a girl:)
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