Meet Mia!

I've been working on little Mia for a couple of days. Her hair was frizzy and tangled. I washed and conditioned it, then gave her a boil perm and now it's soft as silk and beautiful curly.

I sewed a turtleneck teeshirt and a new pair of merino wool/cashmere overalls.

Isn't she cute as can be!?

Ethnic Dolls - We Come In All Shades

I try to always have various ethnic dolls in my shop when I can find the Bratz dolls of various skin shades.

If you need a particular doll shade or style of doll, please be sure to convo me on Etsy or here, and I will do my best to make the doll you need.

Here are some ethnic dolls I've had in my shop over the years:

New Dolls in Shop

This week was my birthday, but I still kept busy in the shop.

Here are this week's dolls:

IPSITA
Ipsita is a Bollywood Doll. She has real eyelashes. She is wearing a beautiful 2-piece dancing outfit and has a scarf. She wears matching shoes.

Ipsita the Bollywood Doll

Ipsita with her hair down.

Matching Shoes

MANDY
Mandy is all dressed up for shopping with mom.  She wears a pair of flannel slacks with a faux leather belt, and a pink teeshirt.  A pair of green Mary Janes, handcrafted by me, completes her outfit.  I've been experimenting with various lip shapes. I think she has a very cute face.

 


CHA'RELLE
Cha'relle was a challenge, not to make, but to photo because of her very dark skin. I'm going to have my photographer friend, Patty, come by and try to take better photos. She is a darling and deserves a better ad.




CLARE.
Clare is dressed in a pretty dress made by Trails Crafts. She is wearing matching Bratz shoes. I've done her hair in an upsweep. She's ready for church!





GRACIE.
 I finished Gracie and I just love her, from her pink hair to her playful outfit.



MARIBEL
Maribel turned out very nice in her 3 piece outfit.
Her hair is pretty down, but I put it up in a ponytail bun and I like it better.




SERALYN
I just love Seralyn's face. It's so sweet and innocent. I made her outfit.


WILLOW WINDSONG
This little doll sold the minute she hit the shop. She was a lot of fun to make.


About my pricing.  Pricing is difficult to figure out. I spend a lot of time painting my dolls and sewing their clothes. I thought $55 was a fair price for a doll that had so many hours of work put into sewing and painting, but I want people to buy. So I'm pricing my dolls, for now, at $39 and $49, depending on the hours spent.  We'll see how that goes.

Well, that's it. Those are the new dolls I've put up in the last two weeks.
Please visit my shop when you're looking for a gift for an adult or child.
Remember, I do custom orders. If I have a photo of your loved one, I will do my best to match the hair color and paint the features to match.

Remember, "Save a Tree - Change a Doll!"

Annie of Freckle Farm Dolls