Wojownicy Sztuka Graypillow
rerooted with the finest nylon hair using 2 tones of butterscotch
Look I've got the keys! Practising a clean gear change. Brum-brum! We always like to see shiny wheels. Just checking the windscreen wipers for any wear. I think that this wing mirror needs adjusting slightly. Race you down the stripes, ready, steady, go!
1970 Gotz No-navel wearing a vintage-sasha dress, Pinestreetstudio socks and commercially manufactured shoes. 1960s Gotz ponytailed slate eyed girl in a Pinetstreetstudio outfit, JJ sandals and manufactured socks. 1060s Gotz yellow crude eyed girl seen here in Dollydoodle's leisurewear and commercially made converses. 1960s Gotz crude slate eyed girl in a vintage-sasha outfit and commercially manufactured shoes and socks. 1969 Gotz No-navel girl, again in a vintage-sasha outfit and commercially made shoes and socks. 1960s Gotz slate eyed ponytailed doll in yet another vintage-sasha outfit and commercially made shoes and socks.
I thought i would show photos of the clothes i made for Dees sasha day ....youve already seen all the coats in another post...some of these ...
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Henry is pleased to announce that the yearly Playmobil Advent Calendar opening is going to be starting tomorrow. This year they have something quite different! It is A 'Back to the Future' Advent Calendar which should be a lot of fun. ~A reminder to bookmark or follow the blog for daily openings~ Henry is in his smart red star waistcoat. Rory, still in shorts! has chosen a green bauble waistcoat. The excitement is soon to begin!
Re root of a Cora/Caleb
Linen pinafore dress and Liberty cotton blouse by chirnside.
Autumn colours by chirnside on eBay
Purchased hat at Doll Fair matches check dress for Sasha doll by chirnside on eBay
Dainty flower sprigged dress and jacket knitted in Debbie Bliss baby cashmerino for 16 inch Sasha doll, created by chirnside on eBay. Posted to USA.
Easter or Spring outfit for Sasha doll by chirnside on eBay. Felt tote features vintage monogram from Switzerland.
