I crochetted a sweater for Teresa, and a white sundress for Hadley.
I can’t believe my eyes – this dream doll is finally mine. I accidentally found her on eBay – it’s an Isha Riweting Premiere Fashion Royalty doll. Moreover, this doll is unique because her previous owner slightly repainted her. Initially, the bronze makeup was changed to dark pink lips, and light pink was drawn in the inner corners of the eyes instead of white. Moreover, her curls had unfurled, resulting in extraordinarily beautiful, very long hair. I bought the doll naked, without an outfit or accessories, but I’m incredibly happy that another one of my dreams came true, even though I didn’t really expect to be able to buy it at a reasonable price. She is a divinely beautiful girl, very photogenic and regal.
And today we went to the “promenade” – it’s an eight-kilometer street in the town of Jesolo, and there we bought the main dancing princess – a 2006 Genevieve dancing princess doll. The doll’s skirt lights up and it spins if you press a button on the doll’s leg. The girl has articulated arms, and the legs don’t bend and each one needs a battery. The pointe shoes come off, but unfortunately, the skirt doesn’t. It’s a shame because she’ll always have to be in this outfit. I named the doll Maya, after the famous ballerina. She is very beautiful, and a cat ballerina named Twyla was also sold with her.
We also bought two little keychain babies. They were sold with plastic pacifiers and were called Cicicnobello. They have plastic arms and heads, and soft fabric bodies. There were many of them, but I only bought Maksimka and Derek.
And the funny little creatures with velvet coverings were sold in plastic balls in vending machines for 1.5 euros.
Today is the anniversary of our wedding – we’re celebrating it in Venice! What else is there to dream of? But my dear husband is also giving me these wonderful girls – 12 dancing princesses Isla and Headley. I’m just happy! I have seen them only onse in one shop in our town. But I had no money to buy them.
And then, no matter how much I looked, they weren’t available anywhere but eBay. And they are wonderful – so elegant and slender, with hinged handles. Only their legs don’t bend, and the pointe shoes don’t come off. But a straddle split is no problem for them.
They were sold with stands that move and rotate while performing a dance. I named them Ellie and Audrey. Thank you, my dear, for being you!
Coming home, the first thing I’ll do is capture photos of our little critters because they’re always getting lost, and Anechka helps me with that. So, we currently have one pony, 8 dogs, 3 cats, and one bird.
Just before leaving, I decided to take a picture of Lucy – Yana, who will be staying home alone with my parents. The rest of the dolls will go with us. I already have a doll with that face at home – it’s Laura, but Yana won’t be upset either. She’s leaving behind a rather rich dowry here – things and furniture from the original Barbie house that I didn’t take with me. This doll was sold with a baby in a stroller, puppies, and accessories for them. She has an unusual “solid” rubber body. She can’t sit down and raise her arms, but her arms and legs are flexible. And compared to Barbie, her body is significantly flatter :)”
Our cheerful company went for a walk to Azov beach. Here’s what came of it…
Today we also bought more from Gloria’s Boutique, so we had a little photoshoot in the interior.
I bought a set with a bar for Barbie. The girls went to a new bar in the evening.
I crocheted for Tereza her first pink swimsuit. It looks good with her tan.