Here’s everything I managed to make for the King’s Day sale—earrings, hair ties, and hair clips. Not enough for sale, so let’s postpone commercialization until next year.

However, we managed to successfully stock up for our collection. We found used Kelly dolls from the “Island Princess” series – two on small elephants and one on a large one. The small elephants can move on wheels, and the large one can lift a girl and sit on its back.

We also found a cute African-American Ken, but I haven’t recognized him yet.

We also bought a Miri Cold days doll from the Super Models series by Simba toys. It was new in the box.

Anya bought herself a used, large Lalaloopsy and three mini Lalaloopsies with a car; I haven’t identified them yet either.

We also found a cool rocking chair for Paola and a set of mannequins with a sewing machine for Barbie’s atelier.

Today I brought home my new little ones—a grey-eyed brunette named Mali, a blue-eyed Carol with a straight part, a green-eyed Christie with fiery hair, and mischievous Cleo with two pigtails. The girls arrived only in underwear, now I will dress them.

Anechka received Enchantimals Ohana Owl and Enchantimals Merit Monkey dolls for her birthday. And also a large set of L.O.L. Pearl Surprise with two dolls.

I wanted to crochet a beach set for the new girl, Paola. Based on the description of Kasatka, I made a swimsuit and pareo with beads. Even taking photos of her turned out to be possible in good weather.

My dear little sister gave me a Paola Lilu doll for my birthday. A gorgeous girl with gorgeous hair. Just like I dreamed! Thank you, Lyubasha!

I crocheted a cactus-shaped needle holder quickly today, now the needles are always at hand.

Today I accidentally found a rare doll – Prince of Korea YEUN-JI – in a little shop.

To celebrate the holiday, we bought three Enchantimals from Intertoys—Karina Koala, Patter Peacock, Bree Bunny, and a little L.O.L. confetti doll.

I’m trying to make some accessories to sell for King’s Day, but it’s difficult to manage with guests’ visits. As long as there are owl earrings, forget-me-not hair ties, and butterflies.

Finally, after a long ordeal, my Rapunzel, my bride, arrived with a short haircut and dark hair. The thing is, the first doll sent by the seller never reached us – it got lost somewhere. And the second reference had to be waited for again for a long time, and it caused some worry. But the little doll is adorable! And her hands are articulated.