My new Fashionistas Sporty Swappin’ styles and Barbie Basics LBD #03 from 2009.

Following a pattern from the Kimberley Club, I knitted a set for Lyubochka. And also, based on a ping-pong ball, I knitted a bunny following Rozetka’s pattern.

And for Valentine’s Day, my husband bought me a very original Barbie transformer. You can change her heads. (more…)

Today I finally finished embroidering the socks for the Christmas tree. They look very good together. Each is about 10 centimeters tall.

And this ballerina doll, Lyuba bought for Anechka when she was looking after her while my husband and I were in the mountains. This ballerina was sold with a little nasty duckling. There are also a couple of spare dresses included. And the doll’s legs don’t move.

Anya really wanted a Musa doll from Winx, and Santa Claus granted her wish. And although it’s not an official one, it’s quite good quality for a counterfeit. Anya also received a cat girl with mismatched eyes.

And as a gift to myself, I bought a fake Liv Sofia with a spare blonde wig. It’s definitely made worse than the official dolls, but it’s blonde for contrast and cost as much as the original doll’s wig. I took some photos of her in the wigs.

Our grandpa is far away from us right now, so he asked us to buy a gift for Anya from him for the New Year holidays. And we bought a lovely and very cute doll named Nastya from the Italian manufacturer Paola Reina. The doll is simply enchanting! Moreover, this little redhead smells deliciously of vanilla. We named her Paola or Polinka.

Anya received this little one as a gift from Grandma Natasha, along with candies. We named her Sunny – Sunny.

For Anechka, Babushka Zhenya bought a New Year’s gift from Petrenok – a wonderful teenage doll with a changeable outfit. We named the girl Miroslava in honor of the giver.

Kind old Santa Claus brought us a wonderful articulated doll with a wig under the Christmas tree, with marvelous green eyes. (more…)