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1996 Happy Holidays Barbie 1996 Happy Holidays Barbie
Price : $17.99
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  1. Faux Fur Coat & Muff
  2. Holiday Barbie 1996

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1996 Special Edition Happy Holidays Barbie.

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Barbie Puerto Rican Collector Vintage Dotw Dolls of the World Barbie Puerto Rican Collector Vintage Dotw Dolls of the World
Price : $49.00
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  1. The colors keep me cool in our warm climate.

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1999 Millennium Wedding Barbie (Brunette) 1999 Millennium Wedding Barbie (Brunette)
Price : $49.99
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  1. 1999 Barbie Collectibles
  2. The Bridal Collection - Millennium Wedding
  3. brunette version
  4. Mattel item #27765

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Hand-Carved And Hand-Painted Russian Nesting Doll: Red Babushka by Ashton Drake Hand-Carved And Hand-Painted Russian Nesting Doll: Red Babushka by Ashton Drake
Price : $54.00
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  1. The time-honored tradition of Russian nesting doll craftsmanship inspires an authentic collector doll, brought to you exclusively by The Ashton-Drake Galleries
  2. This authentic Russian Nesting Doll is entirely handcrafted in Russia by the Khokhloma Rospis company, one of Russia's oldest producers of these dolls
  3. Each babushka doll is hand-carved in linden wood and then hand-painted in a charming folk-art style, making each doll unique!
  4. We offer generous guarantees on everything we sell - up to 365 days on select items! If you need to make a return, you'll receive 100% of everything you paid.
  5. This doll is not a toy, but a fine collectible to be enjoyed by adult collectors.

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Russian Nesting Doll is Hand-Carved, Hand-Painted by Russian Artisans in a Time-Honored, Century-Old Tradition! - The first Russian Nesting Dolls appeared in 1899, carved in wood and painted by hand to represent the finest Russian craftsmanship in an enduring folk art tradition. Today the best of these dolls are still made individually by hand! Now the Ashton-Drake Galleries brings you the Red Babushka Nesting Doll - a charming portrait of a young Russian woman on her wedding day. There are 7 delightful dolls nested inside the largest doll with her red babushka, representing the passing of knowledge across many generations of women. Handcrafted entirely in Russia, this Nesting Doll is a unique collector treasure!Ashton-Drake has partnered with Khokhloma Rospis, one of the oldest Russian nesting doll companies, to create this collectible masterpiece. Each babushka doll is hand-carved in linden wood, then hand-painted, so that no two are the same! Notice the beautiful detail in every flower petal, patterned scarf and curved eyelash of this classic "matryoshka" doll design. You'll be fascinated and delighted as you examine all 8 nesting dolls, each precisely carved to fit inside her larger "sister." Demand will be high for these authentic Russian babushka dolls, so hurry! Order now!

  • Each of the dolls has a wealth of beautiful detail in every painted floral design, patterned red babushka, and delicate curved eyelash
  • Each of the 8 nesting dolls is precisely carved to fit inside the next larger doll, making these dolls a joy to show your family and friends, or to display in your home as an authentic example of Russian history
  • Certificate of Authenticity
  • Dolls range in height from 7-3/4" H to 1-1/4" H; 19.7 cm to 3.2 cm

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Happy Holidays Barbie 1991 Special Edition Happy Holidays Barbie 1991 Special Edition
Price : $48.99

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This is the 1991 Happy Holidays Barbie doll. This has never been removed from it's original box.

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Question : How much Nina Pullip fashion dolls?
Since they're discontinued, how much would a used one go for?

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The market isn't great for them just yet, especially without their original packaging. Right now they are going from $100-$125 depending on condition.

 

Question : i am looking for patterns for 15'fashion dolls.some of the dolls are Deidre , Caroline, Christine and others.?
i am looking for patterns for 15'fashion dolls.some of the dolls are Deidre , Caroline, Christine and others.?

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McCall's usually has one or two sewing patterns in their catalogue which can also be viewed on line on their website, for that size of doll, or check Ebay. Over the years I have seen all kinds listed on Ebay. You just have to check regularly until you find what you are looking for.

 

Question : Can you resize a regular sewing pattern for 11 1/2 inch fashion dolls?
I have purchased some regular clothing patterns(for an adult woman), but I'd like to resize the pattern for Barbie dolls and the like.I have seven dolls, and I'd like to make custom outfits for them rather than buying doll clothes.While I also have an 11 1/2 doll clothes pattern set, I had really liked the styles in the "real" clothes patterns.Please advise. Thanks.ACSound

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You could try, but I am afraid it will be time consuming and you may not get the desired result. If your heart is set on it you might try reducing just one piece to see how it goes. You can visit any copy store and use the reduce function on the machine. You will have to reduce it a lot to make it small enough for the doll.If that does not work you can buy doll patterns athttp://www.sewfunpatterns.com

 

Question : does any one know how to find free crochet patterns for 15'' fashion dolls... or bed dolls patterns
does any one know how to find free crochet patterns for 15'' fashion dolls... or bed dolls patterns

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Patterns on the Internet, free to print out - Bed Doll Free Crochet Patterns List: http://crochet.about.com/od/beddolls/index.htm 15 Inch Doll Outfits Free Crochet Patterns List: http://crochet.about.com/od/dolloutfits15inch/index.htm

 

Question : Do retailers sell the old Fashion Fever Barbie dolls and clothes?
The new Fashion Fever Barbie dolls come in the boxes and they have bendable arms..and I think the old ones are way better, and I was wondering if they sell them in stores. I'm not looking for anything on eBay or stuff like that, I'm looking for in stores. Also, do they sell the old clothes? The new dolls have smaller bodies, so the new clothes are also smaller, and they don't fit the old Barbies as well. Are there any old generation Barbies for sale in stores?

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I know that you said you are looking for retail stores, but I just have to think you are going to severely limit yourself if you do not include online resources.Yes, ebay.And the Barbie collectors sites.http://www.barbiecollector.com/shop/dept.aspx?deptid=2&shelfid=02&view=allhttp://www.dolls4pla y.com/http://www.dreamhousedolls.com/Good luck!

 

Question : were can I get wholesale tonner Tyler fashion dolls?Besides eBay?
Im looking for a company that sells these dolls at wholesale prices any one know any web site that sell these dolls wholesale?

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The only way you get them them wholesale is to be a retailer. If you get a reseller certificate from your state and have a marketing plan, then you can contact the sales department at the home office and ask to become a distributor..

 

Question : reborn dolls and fashion doll repaints getting customers and your name known?
What is the average time of getting customers and getting your name known for repainting fashion dolls and reborning baby dolls? your honest opinions please

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All you have to do is go on Ebay or launch a website. A website is cheaper but a little slower at first. Be prepared with lots of customer testimonials and top notch photos. If you have both of those, you'll be known in 3 months. If you don't have testimonials yet, show your dolls to firends and ask them to write comments about them. Use their comments as testimonials. Here is an example of what testimonials might look like: http://www.reborn-baby.com/reborn-testimonials.html.

 

Question : I'd like to sell dolls on Ebay, does anyone know where I can buy wholesale fashion dolls ?, i.e Bratz?
I've tried searching on the internet but with little success - I've never done anything like this before and don't know how to start - any tips? - I need to find a reputable supplier and want to start in a relatively small way.

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you can buy a magazine called the trader it comes out each month and w h smiths stock the mag this will give you whole sale ware houses avalible for almost any salable product either that check your local library for ware houses in your area and what they sell to the public or trade ,again this will depend on the fact if you have transport to travel to a ware house and storage facilities as usually in any ware house there is a miniumum purchase again this will be set by the different ware houses and you will have to add the vat to any prices you see advertised on the goods .its normally 17 .5% vat on each item bought

 

Question : Does anyone know where I can find those paper dolls that fashion designers use to create outfits?
I really like designing clothes and outfits, but I cant find any online. Help!

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*Try googling 'fashion templates'*If you can get this book 'Figure Templates for Fashion Illustration: Over 150 Templates for Fashion Design', by Patrick John Ireland, its useful but maybe a bit too stylized.*I have a website with paper dolls (some fashion dolls) that you can print and design your own clothes for if you want!http://www.geocities.com/jakesplace_24/

 

Question : Book about German Fashion Dolls from the 1950's?
Bild Lilli Fashions & Dolls

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Reinhard Beuthien was ordered to make a "filler" to conceal a blank space in the Bild-Zeitung of June 24, 1952. He drew a cute baby, but his boss didn't like it. So he kept the face, added a ponytail and a curvy woman's body and called his creation "Lilli". She sat in a fortune-teller's tent asking: "Can't you tell me the name and address of this rich and handsome man?" The cartoon was an immediate success so Beuthien had to draw new ones each day.Lilli was post-war, sassy and ambitious and had no reservations talking about sex. As she had her own job she earned her own money as a secretary but wasn't above hanging out with rich men ("I could do without balding old men but my budget couldn't!"). The cartoon always consisted of a picture of Lilli talking to girlfriends, boyfriends, her boss ("As you were angry when I was late this morning I will leave the office at five p.m. sharp!"). The quips underneath the cartoons handled topics ranging from fashion (to a policeman who told her that two-piece-swimsuits are banned: "Which piece do you want me to take off?"), politics ("Of course I'm interested in politics; no one should ignore the way some politicians dress!") and even the beauty of nature ("The sunrise is so beautiful that I always stay late at the nightclub to see it!"). The last Lilli cartoon appeared on January 5, 1961.

 

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