One of the very first Blythe’s was enamoured with was Alexis Emerald. I lusted over her for a long time – before I started collecting. I loved her both in stock form and customised form. When Marrakesh Melange was released I thought that would satiate my need for a emerald-haired beauty… but the more I looked at comparison photos I knew it wasn’t the same. So I waited. And waited. Finally, months later, she showed up for a fantastic price (in Australia too!) on Dolly Adoption.
Meet Lexi.
I’ve been pretty honoured recently that dolly collectors around the world have been contacting me for commission services… all thanks to Angela’s girl I think. To make it easier for I’ve opened up an info page in regards to pricing and other details.
If you ever feel like you want a doll created and think that I might be the right person, I would love to hear from you!
I’m super excited to show you guys this girl that I have been working on. She’s just boarded a plane to the other side of the world, so now I would like to tell you a little bit about her.
I was struggling to be inspired by my Yeolume Blackberry Ramen, and I always ended up reaching for Udon (my Podo) instead. To give her a bit of a freshener, I sent her with Marshmallow to get an update from the talented Nomyens.
Dauphine Dream is the 14th Anniversary doll for the return of Neo-Blythe. She arrived with much pomp and circumstance, and with a great thud on my door step. Let me introduce you to one fancy lady.
Ok. I know. I’ve posted heaps this weekend, it’s been Dolly madness. I was meant to wait to share this girl with you but I. Could. Not.
Please welcome the Grail – Toffee by Poison Girl.
It’s such a wonderful thing to have a Blythe/doll related event in Melbourne. We have a BlytheCon (which this year is in Queensland), and now, we have these recurring exhibitions of some of the best Blythe customisers and their work in the world. Fairies and Folklore is the second Blythe exhibition this year, (the last in February), from Auguste Clown Gallery.
Express from Japan is the second addition to the Alice in Steampunk world series, this time, in the form of the Mad Hatter. She’s the first female Mad Hatter in the Pullip series – and she arrives with a bang.
Just before I left the country I put in an order for one of my favourite translucent girls of all time (besides Miss Sally Rice and Margo Unique Girl) – the wonderfully funky, and spunky, Nostalgic Pop (also known affectionately as NosPop).
Project Doll House 