Well, here are the girls, clean & spruced up in new outfits. I didn't make these - knitting is not my favourite occupation. I have dressed them in knitted clothing as these are the sort of little outfits I used to have for my dolls so I thought they were appropriate replacements for their original clothes.
I have decided that Tearful Cheerful will stay with me to replace my long lost childhood doll, but as I do still have my old Tiny Tears this one will be coming along to the Vintage & Handmade Fair on Saturday, along with a 1970's Silver Cross pram, a Pedigree push along dog & a Scotty friend too!
I am so looking forward to Saturday but am mildly panicking about having everything ready for then so must love & leave you & get back to sorting & pricing stock!!
Jayne having seen some of the blogs of some of the stall holders I can't wait to get there, it will be great, thank goodness you & Michelle put in so much hard work.
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They look so lovely....my mum used to knit just those kinds of outfits for my dolls (of the same era!)
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wow, looks amazing, I even went to try and find my tiny tear's today to no avail. have a good sale!
ReplyDeleteThey look truely adorable i have to say my favorite is tearful cheerful she looks so very different and so happy ;-) Good luck at the fair that pram is gorgeous to. dee x
ReplyDeleteDolls look wonderful and I love that push along dog
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing all the goodies on Saturday!
ReplyDeleteDon't the two girls look smart in theri new outfits. Good luck on Saturday with the fair.
ReplyDeleteI had dolls like these too when I was a little girl and yours look very good now after their makeover. I hope you have a successful day at the fair. Abby x
ReplyDeleteThe fair will be fab as always!
ReplyDeleteHi Ive had my baby tears Elizabeths her name and she will be 52years old on the 21st october. Still has her dress she came in .
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