We are wishing you all a VERY merry Christmas!
This Blythe doll is Coquette Lumiere for “V is for Very merry Christmas “ in our Christmas alphabet. The dogs are ornaments from Target and the background is a jigsaw puzzle. I made her hat, sweater, and dress.
Underneath the Christmas tree is a very cozy place to be! Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!
These Takara Petite Blythe dolls are posing for “U is for Underneath” in our Christmas alphabet. They are perfect for this sort of picture, since their eyes close when they lie down.
Cheese, anyone?
This Blythe doll is Fighting Milk Saranghae for “T is for Tray” in our Christmas alphabet. I made her dress a few years ago. I recently found these cute hair clips at Marshall’s. The cheese tray is an ornament from Hallmark.
You didn’t think Santa was a man, did you?
This Blythe doll is Leading Lady Lucy wearing Frosty Frock’s stock outfit, for “S is for Santa” in our Christmas alphabet. I found Santa’s workbench, with accessories, at my local antique mall. The three Petites in their boxes are an early Christmas present from me to me!
Who’s ready for some reindeer games?
These Blythes doll are Sea Sailor See and a Takara Petite (I can never remember which Petite she is!) for “R is for Reindeer” in our Christmas alphabet. The reindeer costume came from Junie Moon; the background is a jigsaw puzzle.
Dreaming of Christmas.
This Blythe doll is Mandy Cotton Candy for “Q is for Quilt” in our Christmas alphabet. The beautiful quilt, pillows, and sleep mask were made by Angie Coppi.
There’s always room on the tree for one more ornament!
This is my one and only Kenner Blythe doll, for “O is for Ornament” in our Christmas alphabet. I got the ornament from GemsbyJewels on Etsy. The background is a jigsaw puzzle.
“N” is for “Nutcracker”
These Blythe dolls are Princess Milk BisQuit de Q-Pot, and Dear Forest Dear (wearing her stock outfit) for our Christmas alphabet. The nutcracker stand is from Byer’s Choice.
Katherine knows absolutely nothing about hanging up Christmas lights. Oh well, she’s smart, she’ll figure it out!
This Blythe doll is Lovely Katherine’s Corner, wearing Song of London Mary’s stock hat and coat, for “L is for Lights” in our Christmas alphabet.
You never know who might lean in for a kiss if you stand beneath the mistletoe!
This Blythe doll is Miss Sally Rice for “K is for Kiss” in our Christmas alphabet.
The Jingle Bell Express will be coming your way, spreading fun and happiness as we await Christmas Day!
These are a mixture of Takara Petites and Littlest Pet Shop Blythe dolls, plus Sonny Angels, for “J is for Jingle Bells” in our Christmas alphabet.
“I” is for Ice Skating! Be sure to bring a friend to help you with your skates!
These Blythe dolls are Odette Lake of Tears, and a Littlest Pet Shop Blythe (wearing teeny-tiny skates). The background is a jigsaw puzzle.
Happy “Holly”-Days!
This Blythe doll is Lady Panacea for “H is for Holly” in our Christmas alphabet.
Hey everybody, the big Christmas party is happening NOW at the gazebo in the park! Put on some festive clothes, grab a friend, and come on down!
These dolls are a mixture of Takara Petite Blythes and Littlest Pet Shop Blythes. Most of them are wearing amazingly cute felt outfits from Camillel on Etsy. The gazebo was another great Target find. For “G is for Gazebo” in our Christmas alphabet.
“F” is for Frosty Festive Fun!
These Blythe dolls are Smiley Waffle (Middie), Playful Raindrops (Neo) and a Littlest Pet Shop Blythe, for our Christmas Alphabet. The background is a jigsaw puzzle.
Feeling elf-ish!
This Blythe doll is Zoe and her Pet Fish, for “E is for Elf” in our Christmas alphabet. I made her shoes, and her hat is a (human) hair clip.
When Dominique heard that dogs are allowed at the Christmas Market, she put Fifi on her leash and headed right over! She likes to take her poodle with her wherever she can.
This Blythe doll is Sailing Dominique, for “D is for Dog” in our Christmas alphabet.
After a cold evening of sledding, nothing hits the spot like hot cocoa!
These Middie Blythe dolls are Apple Jamlicious, Yellow Marshmallow, and Parson Grace, for our Christmas alphabet. I found the cocoa stand at Target.
When you want to learn a new skill, you need an experienced teacher. Who could be better in the kitchen than Mrs. Claus? She has been baking Christmas cookies forever!
This Middie Blythe doll is Yellow Marshmallow. Mrs. Claus is a Funko Pop. I love that she has purple hair!
I’ve got a great idea: what about doing a Christmas alphabet with doll pictures? Let’s go! Coquette Lumiere gets us started, posing on a nearby reindeer, for today’s word, “antlers”.
If you’re looking for the freshest of fresh Christmas trees, give Saylor a call! She will be swinging her axe daily and delivering immediately!
This Blythe doll is Sea Sailor See, for “‘Tis the Season” on Facebook.
Hanging out with the cool kids!
This Blythe doll is Tokyo Bright for “‘Tis the Season” on Facebook. Every year my snowman collection gets a little bigger.
Good tidings to you and your kin!
This Blythe doll is Silent Lucretia, for ‘Tis the Season. Thank you for the pretty dress, Julie!
