Wrap It Up

Simply having a wonderful Christmas time!

This Blythe doll is Devi Delacour posing for Winter Celebration in Blythe Pure and Simple on Facebook.

Wonderful!

Enjoy the simple things…like decorating the Christmas tree.

This Blythe doll is Prima Dolly Melon for Winter Celebration in Blythe Pure and Simple on Facebook.

Christmas Carols

The Blytheville Choir sends its members out trios to spread Christmas cheer to everyone! Tis the season to be jolly!

These Blythe dolls are Minty Magic, Zoe and Her Pet Fish, and Fighting Milk Saranghae, for Winter Celebration in Blythe Pure and Simple on Facebook.

Cookie Baking Crew

Got cookies?

This gorgeous Blythe doll is Coquette Lumiere, posing with her Sonny Angel friend for Winter Celebration in Blythe Pure and Simple on Facebook. That’s a Barbie apron and Hallmark ornament mixing bowls.

Ornaments

Let’s decorate the Christmas tree! Come on, everyone, grab your favorite ornaments and get busy!

This Blythe doll is Snowflake Sonata. Her box of ornaments is actually a Hallmark ornament (it doesn’t open, unfortunately). For Winter Celebration in Blythe Pure and Simple on Facebook.

Snowy Day

Dashing through the snow,

On this snowy day,

O’er the hills we go,

Laughing all the way!

This Blythe doll is Fighting Milk Saranghae, wearing a dress I made, a Skipper coat, and a sweet little necklace by my friend Angie Coppi. I don’t know who made the hat. The sledding bunny is an ornament. This flat lay is for Winter Celebration in Blythe Pure and Simple on Facebook. 

Christmas Parade

Everybody loves a parade!

This Neo Blythe is Blue Rabbit; the Middies are Pixie Peaceful and Lena Elena, and the Petites are Littlest Pet Shop Blythes. 

Let me tell you about the background! It is from Byer’s Choice, a company that makes old-fashioned Christmas dolls (which I don’t like) and their accessories (which I do like) for holiday displays. I don’t know when this Williamsburg background was produced, but I have been seeing it at my local antique mall for several years, marked “Not For Sale”. I checked it every time I went, just in case the vendor had changed their mind; and then one day this summer, when I went to the booth where it was located…there was a second one there, that was for sale! I was almost jumping for joy! These houses actually exist here, in the restored area of Williamsburg, Virginia, and they are decorated for Christmas very much like they are in this picture, and I walk past them frequently, so it’s very cool to have a miniature version for my dolls!