Porcelain Doll Wigs

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1. dress

   Posted August 16, 2010 at 5:36 am | Permalink

   If your flower girl loves to play with dolls she’ll be delighted with this fabulously fancy outfit made to fit most 18 dolls such as American Girl, Our Generation and others. Or, choose to present it on a old fashioned dress form which is available separately. Dress is available in more than 20 fabric colors so you can have it custom made to match your flower girl. Doll dress has a jewel neckline a tulle overskirt and a matching or contrasting sash at the waist.

2. canadoc11

   Posted August 19, 2010 at 4:45 pm | Permalink

   very nice you should make and sell those. if they fit we would buy um. we might just buy um any way!

3. LifesAMusicaaal

   Posted August 25, 2010 at 2:54 pm | Permalink

   omg! the doll! me and always see that girl in austin! she always wears dresses and has really long hair right?

4. Iceman҂

   Posted August 25, 2010 at 9:47 pm | Permalink

   yeah must be his job.

5. WAGONBOUTIQUE

   Posted September 12, 2010 at 12:03 am | Permalink

   RT RT RT cheese wagon baby doll dresses now on sale two for $60 comes in red or yellow

6. ErstwhileUrchin

   Posted September 12, 2010 at 7:49 am | Permalink

   RT RT RT cheese wagon baby doll dresses now on sale two for $60 comes in red or yellow

7. thegirl44

   Posted September 14, 2010 at 12:56 pm | Permalink

8. eyeCAndi411

   Posted September 16, 2010 at 2:40 am | Permalink

   yah madison is good aguin

9. renegade_knitter

   Posted September 17, 2010 at 6:06 am | Permalink

   There is a style of Hawai'ian formal dress that looks like a tightly-fitted ball gown with a train. I've attached a link to a clip from a movie that shows women in this dress, starting at about 1:06 in the clip. I have a couple dolls with this type of dress and it looks both native and elegant.

10. DollCrochet

    Posted September 18, 2010 at 10:04 am | Permalink

    Vintage Crochet Patterns Doll Clothes Dresses Outfits: Click here to buy! Current Price: 2.99…

11. Melissa

    Posted October 4, 2010 at 4:28 pm | Permalink

    Hope my post was not harsh… It really was not intended to be. I'm not exactly fond of baby doll dresses for women but I don't see understand the big lash out against a feminine dress… even if it does have girly features.

12. HollyApple777

    Posted October 6, 2010 at 4:22 pm | Permalink

13. stacy

    Posted October 20, 2010 at 11:11 am | Permalink

    Thanks ladies on the fabric choices! I am not kidding when I say the ladies at the fabric mill know me by sight. I go over lunch at least 2 times a month (if not more!) and buy fabric. Now I just have to make it up! I have Anya's top dress done for her Halloween costume and boy, is it cute.

    arizaphale – I think the key for older girls may be letting them pick out the fabric. Those baby doll dresses are so cute. My big thing is making shirred top dresses. Easy, easy and super cute! I am not looking forward to when she voices her opinions!

14. :) .

    Posted October 29, 2010 at 10:42 am | Permalink

    um , well weird question . :S but i like making outfits so .

    "typical british" (i mean WHAT ? ) anyway :
    jeans :
    top
    shoes: (in gold)
    bracelets :

    umm, classy : ??
    dress :
    shoes : tres casual look : for a more classy look, go with white heels .
    ohh nd go with a cute pb bag like this :
    wear a big white bow in your hair too

    slutty , umm :
    skirt :
    socks :
    boob tube top .
    ndd high heels . i guess .

    hope i helped withh w/e yu wanted . ? :S

    xxx

15. trumendontkillcoyotes

    Posted November 2, 2010 at 7:51 am | Permalink

    In a note left to his widow, Courtney Love, prior to his 1994 suicide, Kurt Cobain apologized for killing himself and begged her, ''Please don't follow me.'' Last month, as Love, once known for her dirty baby-doll dresses, smeared lipstick, and fondness for heroin, landed on the cover of Harper's Bazaar as one of ''America's Most Stylish Women,'' it's clear there was never any danger of that.
    Love has often been skewered for her shrewd careerism, while Cobain is remembered as a tortured soul. But after reading about Love's wretched early years in Poppy Z. Brite's Courtney Love: The Real Story, it seems Love also suffered the kind of pain that could lead to suicide. In fact, the chilling details of Love's childhood from hell are what save this book from being just another celebrity clip job. While the latter chapters mostly rehash old stories, Brite, who had access to court records and some of Love's journals, describes her nightmarish family and her stints in foster homes, reform schools, and strip clubs so effectively that the book briefly transcends its genre. It's a snapshot of a '60s hippie couple and their abysmal child-rearing practices that would be fascinating even if Love weren't famous.

    Love's parents, a onetime Deadhead named Hank Harrison and Linda Risi Carroll, a flaky heiress, raised her in a ragtag household in San Francisco. They divorced when Courtney was 5, and her mother won custody after testifying in court that Harrison had given his daughter LSD when she was 4. Carroll married twice more and had two other daughters, finally moving with her third husband to a commune in Oregon. Brite says other kids called Love Pee Girl, ''because no one ever thought to wash her clothes.'' When she was 8, her family moved to New Zealand, but because she and her mother fought, Love was left behind with a friend of Carroll's in the States. Eventually, Love was shipped to New Zealand. Once there, Brite claims, her mother again found her too difficult, and Love wound up back in the U.S., where she spent several years in reform school and juvenile hall. According to one reformatory report, 13-year-old Love came back from a visit with Harrison smelling of marijuana and said her father had given it to her. Love's friend Robin Bradbury recalls once visiting Harrison with her and says he gave them a baggie containing LSD when they left. Bradbury also remembers Love's delight when her first stepfather gave her a toothbrush: ''I don't think she got the normal things kids get from their parents. I mean, to get so excited about a f—ing toothbrush.'' (Carroll, now a therapist, once said Courtney had been troubled since the age of two.)

    Given her childhood, her later years, in which she shuttled between strip clubs in Japan and L.A. and punk-rock hangouts in Liverpool, sound less apocryphal here than when first reported in Lynn Hirschberg's notorious 1992 profile in Vanity Fair. When she marries Cobain, who reportedly never got over his parents' divorce, it seems more like the inevitable union of two damaged souls than Hirschberg's take that Love played a scheming Yoko to Cobain's vulnerable Lennon.

    Hirschberg's devastating and prescient portrait of Love ruthlessly plotting her path to stardom, however, is sorely missed here. Brite seems reluctant to explore why Cobain ultimately turned on himself while Courtney, so far, has triumphed, morphing from the original riot grrrl into a Dolce & Gabbana-clad Serious Actress and mainstream media darling overnight. It could be that Love's ferocious survival instincts were forged in a childhood that was actually far worse than Cobain's. One clue to how far she's come may lie in Love's reform-school records. ''Internally, Courtney appears to be a very frightened young lady,'' reads one report, ''who has never met with very much success at anything she has tried.'' Now that the former Pee Girl has a potentially dazzling movie, music, even modeling career ahead of her, that kind of statement, of course, is no longer true. B
    …. why can't women be rockstars again? this is more fucked up than sean penn's bitching letter to trey parker and matt stone about Team America World Police

16. Virtual Friend

    Posted November 8, 2010 at 10:07 am | Permalink

    i wouldnt say much.

17. pagemoney

    Posted November 9, 2010 at 2:03 am | Permalink

    RT RT drake dresses like a whiteboy> yeah! like da ken x barbie doll..we hav 2 take him 2 kumasi 2 #BOGGA him abit

18. ♥ Mummy to little Izzy ♥

    Posted November 20, 2010 at 3:49 pm | Permalink

    Eh, kinda, but it's better than what a lot of other 13 year olds are doing these days. But just check out flickr.com or Deviantart.com. There are entire categories for dolls and doll photography. People dress them, set up scenes, give them clothes and items to play with…it's an entire form of art for them, so I guess a lot of people would say it's totally cool.

19. Egg Donor :

    Posted December 26, 2010 at 9:05 am | Permalink

    empire waist clothing and baby doll dresses are the best womens clothing in my opnion “

20. Doll Accessories

    Posted December 10, 2011 at 1:28 am | Permalink

    Cute Baby Doll Dresses –