I recently purchased the Dress to Impress Lana fashion doll, and naturally, one of the first things I wanted to know was how she compared with Barbie and other fashion dolls in my collection.
I recently purchased the Dress to Impress Lana fashion doll, and naturally, one of the first things I wanted to know was how she compared with Barbie and other fashion dolls in my collection.
I recently added Monster High Catty Noir to the OzarkFashions doll collection, and this is one doll I have been especially excited to see in person.
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I recently added Suki Goldpetal from the new Mirror Mi doll line to my collection—and I purchased her with sewing in mind.
When I was growing up in the 1960s and 1970s, dressing Barbie seemed pretty simple. Most of the dolls we played with had similar proportions, and we didn't spend much time wondering whether a particular Barbie outfit would fit a particular Barbie.
How much fabric does it take to make a dress for one of the world’s smallest fashion dolls? Not much! For this Minnee doll sewing tutorial, I started with a fabric remnant measuring only 6 x 9 inches and turned it into a tiny evening gown.
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| Minnee Doll Cat Cafe |
After opening my first MINNEE doll, the purple-haired Comic Con girl, I couldn't resist trying another mystery box. This time I was really hoping to find Cat Cafe, and I got lucky!
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| Comic Con Minnee Doll |
Meet MINNEE—the tiny fashion doll with some seriously big style!
When I first saw the new MINNEE dolls from Starbox by ZURU, I knew I had to see one for myself. ZURU is calling MINNEE “The World's Smallest Poseable Fashion Doll,” and after opening one, I can certainly understand why these little dolls are getting attention.
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There is something exciting about finding a doll you have never owned before—especially when she has been waiting inside her original box since 1989.
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The jumper features an expandable waistline, allowing the same outfit to fit several different Barbie body styles. Instead of making the fashion for only one doll, I wanted a design that could move from doll to doll while still looking great.
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