Showing posts with label Barbie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barbie. Show all posts

Friday, 13 August 2021

Dolls Gone Goth Wedding Dress Challenge

Another month, another Goth Doll Challenge, this time to make a wedding dress.


Using some tulle, lace/netting and pattern I found at a charity shop last month and some blue fabric I already had I set forth.


I decided to base the dress on this pattern.


This is what I came up with, modeled by Grandma Barbie.




I put netting over the skirt and added lace to the hem of the skirt.


Two 'bustles' at the back, one with the blue lace and one with the black netting.


Side view.


I made her 'bouquet' with ribbon, netting and lace.


She looks rather pleased with the dress.

This was a fun challenge to take part in.  





 

Friday, 26 March 2021

The Eclectic Company

A few of my dolls have been getting dressed for Easter & Spring.


The first four are my childhood dolls....although Tressy and Kiwi Sindy are replacements as my original Tressy got lost during one of our moves when I was a child and my Sindy was given away by my Mum.  Skipper and Barbie are my original dolls...slightly worse for wear, but very much loved.  Tressy and Barbie have on clothing that my Mum made, so they are very special and very much of the era they were made.  Skipper is wearing one of the original outfits she came with, although I am not sure it is an actual original Skipper outfit.  Definitely vintage though!  Kiwi Sindy (named as I found her in a charity shop in New Zealand in 2019.  I like to imagine she is my original, although I know she isn't as my original older than her.) is wearing a dress I made a couple of years ago.  



The jointed gals...all waving hello.

Roshni, my Madame Alexander Travel Friend Doll, Helen, my Blythe doll, Wren, my Makie and a Simone, Disney doll I found in a charity shop.  


The littlies... Sharlyn, named after my bestest friend, Little Gem, Madeline, and Little Dawn, a Tiny Betsy Doll and of course Nancy with her little bear.


All of them together.