“An early morning walk is a blessing for the whole day.” —Henry David Thoreau
Patty Patch is such a great Blythe doll, with her beautiful thick hair and cute freckles on her nose.
“An early morning walk is a blessing for the whole day.” —Henry David Thoreau
Patty Patch is such a great Blythe doll, with her beautiful thick hair and cute freckles on her nose.
“To appreciate the beauty of a snowflake it is necessary to stand out in the cold.” —Aristotle
This lovely snow queen is Tokyo Bright. The wintery paper cut outs came from Hallmark.
Breaking news: One week after it’s release, the new album from Honey B and the SBL’s has rocketed to the top of the charts! This is unheard of for a record that was produced in a garage. These popular musicians will be going on tour immediately, so if you want to see them in person, you need to call Ticketmaster TODAY to reserve your seat. What are you waiting for? CALL NOW!
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I had so much fun with this picture! It is for the theme “garage band” in the Blythe a Day group. These dolls are, from left to right: Lil Heart by Milk, Good Neighbor Cafe, and Mademoiselle Rosebud—all SBL’s of course!
Can it be...ANOTHER doll has joined my Blythe family? Yes! This is Good Neighbor Cafe, also known around here as Honey B. She has been loved by two collectors before me, and when the opportunity recently arose to purchase her, I snapped her right up! She’s in pristine condition, which is a nice bonus with an older doll (she was released in 2005). Welcome dear!
“If I could not walk far and fast, I think I should just explode and perish.” —Charles Dickens
This is my newest Blythe doll, Fani Flamingo. It’s funny that my first picture of her is set on a frosty winter day, because she is actually a summer/swimming themed doll! I love her egg-yolk-yellow hair combined with her coral colored lips and blush; when you factor in her blue eyes (she has two pairs of blue), she’s a stunner! She reminds me of the older Blythe called Mirabelle Melody, whom I’ve had my eye on for a while, but she is quite pricey; so I decided to get Fani instead, and call her Mirabelle. That works for me! Her dress, made by “On Blythe Street” on Etsy, was a gift from a dear friend.