I just ADORE Mrs. Retro Mama in this vintage Skipper dress, and red shoes from Cherry Beach Sunset's stock outfit. I never want to change her into anything else. This picture is #13 in my Valentine's Day 2020: Kitschy Valentines series. Yes, I know, another banana-themed picture! What can I say? Bananas are funny.
Snowflake Sonata is one of my favorite Blythe dolls, mainly because of her hair--it's long, straight, and PINK! This picture is #12 in my Valentine's Day 2020: Kitschy Valentines series. I made the outfit, and the cute blue bear was made by Maria Van Bruggen.
This Blythe doll is Mandy Cotton Candy, holding a needle felted cat from Violetpi on Etsy. She's wearing Ichigo Heaven's stock dress. This picture is #11 in my Valentine's Day 2020: Kitschy Valentines series.
This Blythe doll is Cinema Princess, wearing a Blythe Happy dress. I found the awesome mailbox at an antique mall. This picture is #10 in my Valentine's Day 2020: Kitschy Valentines series.
This Blythe doll is Cadence Majorette wearing a Blythe Happy dress. I made the banana peel out of polymer clay several years ago for a different picture of a dolly slipping and falling; I'm glad to get to use it again! This picture is #9 in my Valentine's Day 2020: Kitschy Valentines series.
This Blythe doll is Simply Sparkly Spark wearing a dress made by my swap partner Sandie. My friend Susan suggested this pun, and it worked out great! This picture is #8 in my Valentine's Day 2020: Kitschy Valentines series.
This Blythe doll is Ichigo Heaven, wearing Junie Moonie
Cutie's stock dress. This picture is #7 in my Valentine's Day 2020: Kitschy Valentines series.
My friend Angie suggested that I do a picture with a "bee mine" pun, using black and yellow as the colors, which I thought was a great idea. However, the only bee prop I have is this Jim Shore flower figurine, which happens to feature my favorite color combination of pink and turquoise...so the finished Valentine is quite different than the original idea.
