Hello--I'm back! I'm so excited to be taking doll pictures again! For the past month I've been very busy, worried and preoccupied with making appropriate living arrangements for my elderly mother, who can no longer live alone. I finally feel that she is settled and content, so I can relax and be happy again...and that means playing with Blythe.
I'm very pleased with this picture of Sarah Shades. I didn't intend for it to have such a strong Halloween feeling to it, but I like it!
It may not be the most comfortable beach for sunbathing, but it is certainly one of the most beautiful.
Miss Sally Rice is relaxing on a jigsaw puzzle I recently completed. I love the bright colors in this one.
Every day is SOMEONE's birthday; so, Happy Birthday To You, whoever you are!
Simply Bubble Boom is standing on the cake shop puzzle I recently completed. There was a piece missing in lower right corner; I was sure it had been taken by Mochi, one of my Siamese cats, but I looked and looked and couldn't find it, so I took this picture and put the puzzle away. A few days later I noticed Mochi chewing on something--it was the missing piece! She had hidden it in her kitty house. Bad kitty!
"I think I'm going to need a bigger spoon!"
This is Playful Raindrops posing on a fun ice cream themed jigsaw puzzle I just completed. We just happened to have the perfect "sprinkles" dress in our wardrobe.
"It's a funny thing, coming home. Nothing changes. Everything looks the same, feels the same, even smells the same. You realize what's changed is you." --F. Scott Fitzgerald
This Blythe doll is Sweet Bubbly Bear posing on a jigsaw puzzle called Bubble Street. It was a difficult puzzle but one of my favorites because the artwork is so amazing.
"A writer only begins a book. A reader finishes it." --Samuel Johnson
Isn't this book shop the greatest? Stella Serendipitous may have trouble carrying all her purchases home. This picture combines some of my favorite things: Blythe dolls, books, jigsaw puzzles and cats (there's one right behind her.) The outfit is by Woollyrockers.
In her new YouTube video, Saylor shows you how she caught this fish using just a tree branch, some dental floss, and a safety pin.
This Blythe doll is Sea Sailor Sea, posing on the jigsaw puzzle I just completed. I've really gotten into puzzles lately! This one was harder than I expected it to be--there were so many similar fishing lures, and a lot of similar colors. Her fish is a toy I borrowed from my cats.
