Barbie The Movie Doll and Hot Wheels RC Barbie Corvette

 Hello lovelies! 

Who loves dolls? I just found out that you can buy Barbie The Movie Doll and Hot Wheels RC Barbie Corvette from Amazon at a cheaper price than at the malls! 

 

Wearing a vintage-inspired pink and white gingham dress with a matching belt and full, pleated skirt, she’s all set to have the best day ever in Barbie Land. Her long blond hair is styled in a half-up do and tied with a pink ribbon, perfectly showing off her daisy drop earrings. She looks just like film Barbie with her daisy chain necklace! An adorable pink bracelet and heart-adorned pink pumps complete her look. This posable doll comes in collectible Barbie The Movie packaging. 

She wears a three-piece plaid outfit, just like Margot Robbie’s Barbie does when she returns to Barbie Land in the film. Barbie doll is dressed in dreamy pastels from head to toe. Her pink, blue and yellow cropped jacket pairs perfectly with a puffy skirt and matching blouse. Her schoolgirl hat ties with a ribbon in the back, and even her petticoat matches the outfit’s all-over plaid print! She looks just like film Barbie with her tumble of blond, wavy hair. “Pearl” drop earrings and baby blue heels add the final polish to her ensemble. This posable doll also comes in collectible Barbie The Movie packaging. 

Dressed in a surf-casual outfit, he is having the best day ever in Barbie Land! Ken doll rocks a pastel pink and mint green striped top. The matching shorts even feature working pockets! He looks as easy and breezy as film Ken with his surfboard, platinum blond hair, unbuttoned top, and white sneakers. This posable doll also comes in collectible Barbie The Movie packaging.

With a posable body and displayable packaging, the Ken-ergy is at an all-time high! Take home a part of Barbie The Movie with this collector Ken doll wearing his character’s first-look denim matching set. Ken doll’s all-denim look features an open vest and matching light wash jeans with premium details like contrast stitching, buttons and pockets throughout. He is styled just like film Ken with platinum blond hair, an unbuttoned top, and white sneakers. A glimpse of Ken logo underwear at his waistline adds an extra pop of personality!

Zoom off to Barbie Land with the Hot Wheels RC Barbie Corvette! It’s just like the 1956 Corvette Stingray Barbie drives in Barbie The Movie! Place 2 Barbie dolls in the front seats while stowing their accessories in the trunk that opens and closes. (Dolls and accessories sold separately.) The full-function remote-control vehicle boasts movie-accurate details with authentic Corvette stylings. Operates on 2.4 GHz frequency so that multiple remote-control cars can be played with at once without interference.

This is a collectible Gloria doll wearing a beautifully tailored suit in signature Barbie pink. Barbie doll’s three-piece look is pulled straight from the feature film. Polished yet punchy, pink has never looked fiercer! The satiny blazer and matching blouse are paired with pinstriped trousers that feature details like real pockets and fashionably split cuffs. Oversized, golden hoops peek out from her voluminous curls, while strappy metallic heels add a pop of rainbow color-blocking to her look. This posable doll comes in collectible Barbie The Movie packaging.

Which of these is/are your favorite/s? :)

xoxo, Ails

Weekend Sewing - Blythe Dress and Panties

Hello lovelies!

Yesterday, I was able to do some sewing for the dolls. I ordered three factory Blythe last week for my nieces - Summer, Snow and Aila. And knowing that these dolls will arrive naked, I thought of sewing some clothes for them. Also, my cousin, Hazel, has been bugging me to sew some panties for her dolls too. So I started yesterday with the undies.

I watched a tutorial in YouTube on a very easy and simple panty pattern. Just trace the stock panty on a cardboard or paper and you will have a pattern. It was not that simple though. I did it then sew one panty based on the pattern and it turned out big. So I made some adjustments just to see how it will fit. And as I adjusted the panty, I adjusted my pattern too. Then I made another one and it fits perfectly. I made 5 with gray cloth aside from the prototype.

That panty was easy because you just need to sew the sides to connect the front and back. No sewing was necessary for the waist or leg holes. Undies of some recently released Blythe dolls are just like that. Just find a stretchable cloth, cut the pattern and sew the sides. So simple and easy. The cloth I used for the panties is from a real panty. It is new of course. Before the pandemic, whenever I go to the market, I look for cute panties with dainty designs. I have collected about 10 panties with stripes and little flowers on them. The colors are lovely too.

The gray panty I used yesterday has already been cut. I cant remember what I did with it. Probably a pair of long socks that I cannot find anymore! Lol. So I just used the remaining cloth for my prototype. Aside from the 6 panties, I was able to cut 2 more pairs of socks (one short and one long) from the remaining cloth. I will post a tutorial and share the patterns on my next post.

After the undies, I made a simple dress based on the pattern I got from the tutorial video of Creative 404 in YouTube. It was perfect for a stock Blythe body and for a Momoko doll although a bit short. But it is a little tight on top for an obitsu body with a bit of a bust. I might have to make some adjustments with that.

I am quite happy with what I have accomplished yesterday. What creative endeavor did you do last weekend? Share it with me in the comment section below. :)

XOXO,
Ails

BlythePH Christmas Party 2017

Hello lovelies! It's been a while.

For my return, I'll be sharing with you photos of these lovely girls and boys who attended the Blythe Christmas Party last December 9, 2017. Yay!

This was the 2nd time I attended a Blythe Meet up. The 1st was a Halloween Party. It was a very fun experience because I got to know more people who love collecting, customizing, sewing for and playing with Blythe dolls. I also got to know more about these cute little dolls.

We just met in a cafe inside a quiet mall and played with our dolls there. There were gifts and raffle prizes too!
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"Are you ready to see the pics?"

"Uhh... Yeah..."

Let's begin then!

 I made these crocheted cowls as give aways to the early birds because I ran out of time to make some more for the other girls.

I brought my Charlotte (Charlotte des Fleurs) and Enya (Lavender Hugs) to the party. Charlotte was wearing a Dolly Jane dress and a cute Marc Vandro headdress. Enya's lovely gown was from Vandro and her hat from Bambi.

My girls with Snoe (Snowflake Sonata) and a custom boy by Vandro.

Ms. Noreen's lovely girls

Cute customized girls ...

... with their customized brothers (or handsome boyfriends, I am not so sure which is true).

More lovely girls

And there's Merida (I'd like to call her that). These girls got thick and luscious hair. They're not stock but they are so beautiful. Michael takes real good care of them. He sews real nice too.

 These lovelies are rocking the crocheted reindeer hats.

We also met these lovely Santas. 

And... these Kenner Blythes...

... the grail dolls.

 Isn't she beautiful?

 Group shot of the ones who stayed behind until past 6pm.

This is me with my girls and the 2nd prize - Rainy Days outfit set. Yay!

And Vandro won the grand prize!  Dainty Meadow, a Middie Blythe.

These are more 'loots' after the party. Some are gifts, some are raffle prizes. The dress and blouses are from Vandro. The hat from Bambi. The headband from Charlie. The necklace from Nina.

These aren't all the pictures I took that day, of course. And there are more dolls that I wasn't able to capture. But these pictures are enough to show how much fun it was to play with friends and new acquaintances. 

Before the event ended, another meet up was scheduled. I hope I could attend the next one. It's a Prom. And there will be a Prom King & Queen! <3 p="">

Lovelots,

Ails

Dollies and Friends Meet Up / Mini Doll Convention 2017

Hey lovelies!

I was in heaven last February. It was my first doll convention experience and it was WOW! Do you know that feeling when you are surrounded by beautiful things and by the people who created it? I was floating the whole day. It was surreal!

This post is loaded with photos because I want to share with you what was heaven like.

These are my girls that I brought with me. Alexis Emerald was wearing a Dolly Jane's dress. I love it!

 These blythes have the prettiest stands! 

These beauties are customized by Nina Alagao.

Some of Dolly Jane's creations. I love her set-up, and her girls! They're all soooo cute!

Miss Beauty Doll 2016 Shawnah Bautista Vasquez was also there. <3 nbsp="" p="">

Barbie collection 

Poppy Parker and Fashion Royalty dolls 

 Disney Animator

Susie dolls by Rudi Teruel

Monster High dolls 

Hot Toys! <3 p="">

 Cholo couture

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Marc Vandro couture

Sylvanian Families were also there. 

 Baskin Robbins miniature set-up with Licca/Jenny dolls

Kitchen miniature set-up. The dolls were using the miniature cookbook I gave them. <3 p="">

 A Pullip seamstress in her miniature shop

 Miniature bahay na bato. It was inspired by the house of Dr. Jose Rizal. 

 A miniature four-poster bed inside the bahay na bato

 The miniature bookshelf was inspired by Rizal's cabinet in Intramuros.

Miniature wooden furniture inside the bahay na bato.

 This handmade miniature treehouse is amazing! 

I know for sure that the Ruruko girls love living there.

 

 And there's also a shopping mall in heaven!

Who wouldn't want to visit this place?

 It has a fitting room for all those beautiful dresses.

 A comfortable stool while waiting for your friend to shop.

 It also has jewelries...

 ... and perfume.

 And lots of signature bags...

 ...and purses.

 With lots of shoes...

 and boots to choose from.

Now, you see why it was heaven?

xo,

Ails