Rainbow Dress

 This dress was made out of a toddler's dress that I bought at the thrift store for 30 cents. 

It had stains on the hem, but I was able to work around that.

I know that the ombre rainbow look is popular right now, and I mean to gift it to a certain little girl. 

This is yet another dress made with the 123 Mulberry Street Drop Waist Pocket Tee Dress 18" Doll Clothes Pattern.

I have used this a lot. I like the practicality of making a dress with pockets, and it's a nice modern dress.

It was quick and cute.

The fabric was fighting me on this one, I do not know why. It was sort of fighting the sewing machine. 

I did not mean for the hem to have that ruffly look, but it's cute and it look like I did it on purpose. I'm just accepting it the way it is.

And it's done on time for Pride Month! Yay!

More Doll Pictures

 Here are a few more doll pictures. 

I am trying to post for Doll of Color Month most days, if not all days. I rarely have Internet access to post on Sundays currently.

Meritaten and Angelica hanging out with their dolls. there's nothing like doll friends!

I have been meaning to take a picture of Samantha's lemonade pitcher for years, ever since I found it at MCM. I used a drop of food coloring to make it look like it contains pink lemonade!

Samantha isn't a doll of color so I probably won't post this picture on IG until October.

Kanani is so beautiful this dress.

I love this T-shirt. It's so perfect for Doll of Color Month!

Thrift Store Fun!

 On Thursday, I found, not one, but two American girl dolls at the thrift store.

One was American Girl # 26, and the  other was Kaya with a hair cut.

This post includes a picture of a doll head without its body.