Last December I gave my four remaining Style Girls/ Style Dreamers, Skylar, Charlie, Maise, and Melanie, the makeovers that were due to them. Designing and stitching together new fashions (x4) was really the biggest part of the doll re-do, but I had some good ideas and was finally able to realize them. [node:read-more:link]
After 14" Style Girls Piper and Quinn got a new faceup for the new year, I thought they needed some new fashions to go with it. [node:read-more:link]
Style Girls Piper and Quinn visited my work table this month and got a deluxe makeover just in time for the new year. It's getting to be a tradition to close out the year with something Style Girls related. I didn't plan it that way during the last few years; it's just sort of happened. [node:read-more:link]
Onto Part III of my review of 14" Style Girls/ Style Dreamers dolls!
As I talked about in Part II of my review, looking over Big Lots Piper and her twin Melanie from Burlington, I still wasn't clear on the differences, if any, between the dolls. [node:read-more:link]
I'm back for Part II of my New Adventures Style Girls/ Style Dreamers dolls review!
Like I mentioned in Part I, it was while doing my original review that I heard about the alternate version of Playzone Style Girls, "Style Dreamers," that could be found at Tuesday Morning--in particular the one that did not have a Playzone lookalike. [node:read-more:link]
Is it just me or are the 14" Style Girls dolls sometimes hard to find?
I had this idea recently that I was going to get New Adventures Style Dreamers Maisie (or her Play Zone lookalike Quinn) to complete my review of these cute and affordable alternative to Wellie Wishers. . . [node:read-more:link]
New Adventures 14" Style Girls dolls have gotten a bit of recognition over the last half year or so. They're surprisingly cute and very affordable, perfect for anyone who wants one of the popular smaller dolls on a budget. [node:read-more:link]
Last New Year's Eve I managed to squeeze in a year-end post about Play Zone Style Girls dolls from Big Lots. This year I'm going to do a repeat performance by doing a year-end preparation for a review and comparison of the 14" Style Girls from both Big Lots and Tuesday Morning. [node:read-more:link]
New Adventures LLC Toys, founded in 2001 by siblings Beth and Joseph Reiling, has focused on offering innovative quality "girls' toys and dolls" at value prices. They've had several 18" dolls collections: Good Kids, B. Girlz, Style Girls, and more recently, Play Zone Style Girls.
Not a great deal of information exists today about these separate collections, so it's difficult to know anything for sure. But Good Kids may have been the first. . . [node:read-more:link]
