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This is an 11 inch wool felt doll called La Modestina (the little hat maker). She was made in the 1930s by the Lenci doll company, which made a wide variety of extremely detailed felt dolls in the early 20th century. She has a wool felt patchwork mock-plaid dress with organdy sleeves and a matching

Saw some other folks doing this and wanted to jump on the bandwagon. 🙂 I took a lot of these prompts from Caroline Simoneaux and Rose! I’m going to omit resin BJDs from my answers here, because although I do collect them I feel like they might be a little off-topic here. Feel free to

Photos are not wanting to upload for me here, no matter what I do, so I thought we’d go old-school and I’d do a text-only post for a bit about my dolls, collection, and self! Feel free to friend me here or follow on IG @rosiewalks (for pics) 1. First dolls: AG: Felicity (from childhood);

For fun I love going through pictures of dolls and creating my dream wishlists, so I thought for posterity’s sake I’d post them here! This is Barbie dolls from the year 2004.

For fun I love going through pictures of dolls and creating my dream wishlists, so I thought for posterity’s sake I’d post them here! This is Barbie dolls from the year 2003. Images are from:

For fun I love going through pictures of dolls and creating my dream wishlists, so I thought for posterity’s sake I’d post them here! This is Barbie dolls from the year 2001. Images are from https://barbieguide.sosugary.com/thumbnails.php?album=42 Society Hound™ Barbie® Doll #29057 Flowers in Fashion Collection – The Orchid™ Barbie® Doll #50319 [Barbie] Scooby Doo Daphne

Rainbow Junior High Size Guide for redressing and restyling

I don’t know who needs to hear this right now, but I just want to remind everyone that doll collecting is a time honored tradition, and has been a hobby since before recorded history. Dolls from ancient civilizations are in museums today. Since mass production became a thing in the 19th century, doll collecting has