Kim's dolls
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 10:50 amBecause trying to post it all here would be maddening.
http://dolfielittles.com/bios.html
http://dolfielittles.com/bios.html
Dollieh Sanctuary
Where no dollieh is left behind.
https://dolliehsanctuary.com/sanctuary/
Kim's dolls
https://dolliehsanctuary.com/sanctuary/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=898
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Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 10:50 amRe: Kim's dolls
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 11:44 amI just checked it all out, yes...Maddening. You must have so much fun with all of it...
Re: Kim's dolls
Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2010 10:52 amARE YOU KIDDING? On a good day it's fun, on others it's "where am I going to put you?" The most fun is figuring out someone fits in somewhere, like McGann's brothers or Officer West becoming a Doctor.
Re: Kim's dolls
Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 8:51 pmwith me doing summer school I have not been able to play with my dolls, but I have a real light fall term I plan to go on adventures with them...
Re: Kim's dolls
Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 7:25 pmWow! That's a lot of dolls. I'm surprised that you don't report tripping over them all the time.
I just found a Flavas Tre with gold eyes at the thrift store. He is great, I love his upper body articulation and fuzzy hair. I never was interested in them in the box in their default outfits, but now I'm looking at them with new eyes. My daughter,P, got the one from the thrift store - she about wrestled him out of my hands, so I know he went to a better life with her than with me.
I'll have to spend several days working on looking at all your dolls.
Susan
I just found a Flavas Tre with gold eyes at the thrift store. He is great, I love his upper body articulation and fuzzy hair. I never was interested in them in the box in their default outfits, but now I'm looking at them with new eyes. My daughter,P, got the one from the thrift store - she about wrestled him out of my hands, so I know he went to a better life with her than with me.
I'll have to spend several days working on looking at all your dolls.
Susan
Re: Kim's dolls
Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 7:25 amThe greatest invention in the universe is the doll holder, I have 2 Barbie over the door ones, 4 I made that fit on hangars, and one of the wheeled pink containers. Any obviously older and vintage dolls have been with me forever, I hoarded Teen Skippers in the 90s, had another surge at the Millennium, then started again 4-5 years ago with the Littles and then going forward with the website.
Doing the website justified getting a lot of the different ones but having room for everything is getting to be an issue so I'm more careful who I buy and thinking of purging a few.
Doing the website justified getting a lot of the different ones but having room for everything is getting to be an issue so I'm more careful who I buy and thinking of purging a few.
Re: Kim's dolls
Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 9:40 amI know what you mean; I have to think "Where will I put this" whenever I buy anything.
Over the door doll organizers are a good idea. i wonder if I could squeeze one in. Hmm...
Susan
Over the door doll organizers are a good idea. i wonder if I could squeeze one in. Hmm...
Susan
Re: Kim's dolls
Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 2:28 pmI would be worried about an uprising ! heh.. when I got in to bjds I sold all my other dolls and plushies. I kept the mini pullips and some of my plushies from childhood but everyone else had to go !
I *loved * the picture of your Shi Shi and the mailbox here http://dolfielittles.com/bjd.html
I *loved * the picture of your Shi Shi and the mailbox here http://dolfielittles.com/bjd.html
Re: Kim's dolls
Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 3:41 pmHe was determined not to have a little brother and wanted to make sure Xavier didn't arrive. All the fun of Obitsu 60s and their magnets!