20 April 2014
More Handmade Barbie Clothes.
Because now we have SOOO many Barbie-type dolls. Guess how many we just got in a bag at the thrift store for $21 total? Just guess. I have spent all weekend washing the few wearable outfits that came with the set and running conditioner through the hair to de-mat and de-tangle. Now they look almost new, and everyone has an outfit. I didn't make the three t-shirts on the end, or Barbie's stockings, but everything else is pretty much "sew a straight line and stuff Barbie into the outfit." Woodjie also got some man-dolls as he calls them. I will show them to you later.
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I remember making Barbie clothes for my daughter. A tiny flower bead bracelet became a Lei and a hankie tied around the waist became a sarong. A ribbon tied around the boobs and voila! Hawaiian Barbie. Most of the time our one Barbie sat on a shelf, my girls weren't really into dolls.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many creative ways to dress these dolls! I wish they weren't all so... extremely disproportional, though...
DeleteWell done on the doll clothing. I can remember making Barbie Doll clothes for my girls.. and I know I will NEVER make any more! It's torturous.
ReplyDeleteAwwwww... coming from you, this is a HUGE compliment! You have so many other crafts at home, besides. :)
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