When I photographed 18" My Twinn dolls Danielle, Ariel, and Wendi a few years ago for a makeover, I didn't realize it would take till now to get it done. But the extra time worked out ok because it gave me a chance to develop my skills in restoring and repainting to get more of the result I wanted. [node:read-more:link]
It took me a few years (and I admit I wasn't looking every day anymore) but I finally found the elusive Positively Perfect Divah Zair.
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Annalea has a holiday version, and turns out she's this year's homecoming witch. She gets to dress up in LRC's Fant'sy witch Frock in ruffly black pink and blue lace, and also wear LRC's Fabulous Witch Hat in matching colors and roses.
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I have some new project ideas on the horizon. I'm not sure which I'll choose to go with first. But here are some possibilities: [node:read-more:link]
I had so much fun recreating My Twinns Berkeley, Cai, Pearl, and Kim. I even played around with a few different looks for them before having to make the decision to send them off. [node:read-more:link]
My Twinn Cai's custom Hanfu outfit was a fun challenge, and I really liked the final result. I did several photoshoots of her wearing it, with a few classic Chinese hairstyles. [node:read-more:link]
In Part II of Dressing my 18" Twinns, I talked about cobbling together an 18" pattern for a Hanfu style dress for my Twinn Cai.
Meanwhile, in this final chapter to what's been a slightly epic project, the last of my 18" Twinn rescues, Pearl, gets her Asian cultural clothing and hairstyle. [node:read-more:link]
In Part I of Dressing my 18" Twinns, I talked about selecting Berkeley's and Kim's new cultural clothing, including hair accessories and hairstyles. I also considered which Asian cultures and clothing styles I would select for Cai and Pearl.
I knew that one of the cultural styles I wanted for the girls was the traditional Han style from the Tang dynasty of ancient China. [node:read-more:link]
