Today I got this simple little owl keychain. Anyutka immediately attached him to his school backpack.

I photographed my latest sequin works. These are two trees from store-bought sets – an autumn maple and a black and white Yin and Yang tree. I really enjoyed working with sequins. The result is much faster than working with beads.

We continue to master Gift Machines. We decorated the frame with patterns made from Play-Doh self-hardening clay. It turned out beautifully and originally. Masha was pleased.

Today, I quickly crocheted this melange sundress for Rapunzel. Tried crocheting with textured stitches; they look great on an outfit. And this little one looks very good in lilac.

We have a new addition—I bought a Fashionistas series #47 Barbie doll. An adorable ginger with freckles, flat feet, and non-hinged knees. She has a funny plastic hat on her head.

Today I stumbled upon some very unusual pieces for my collection at the store. These are three small cloth dolls with stuffed bodies and vinyl arms and legs from the company LORI. Judging by the description, these are students from a ballet school. Their faces are adorable, they have glued-on eyes, and well-stitched little hairs. There was another platinum blonde there, but for a child, I didn’t think that hair color was suitable and I didn’t buy her. And the red-haired little one was bought right out from under my nose.

Today I finished embroidering a heart-shaped clock using ribbons from the Danko Toys “Paris” kit. It turned out very tender and romantic. If it weren’t for the loud ticking, I would have hung them in the bedroom.

For her birthday, Masha’s friend gave her a mermaid doll. The manufacturer is unknown, and the quality of the doll leaves something to be desired, but as a play and bath doll, it suits Masha very well.

I love flying by plane because you can often find dolls in the duty-free shop that are difficult to find in regular toy stores. And this time too, the girls and I have found a wonderful Wonder Woman and the little Polly Pocket.

I present to you the works of my daughter made from polymer clay. Inspired by the cartoon “My Little Pony,” she made a whole herd of cute ponies.