Desperately Seeking Dolls

Reviews of collectible dolls from Integrity Toys and some Fashionista dolls from Mattel. The angst of maintaining a doll collection, budgeting, and play.

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Thursday, June 23, 2016

Made To Move Barbie (Part III)

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I LOVE this Mattel idea and it seems to keep getting better. A doll friend of mine posted the next two dolls in this line a few days ago; s...

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Tuesday, June 21, 2016

We Have A Winner!

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I sold my Never Ordinary Twins Eden and Lillith to another collector for my cost. I'm not ready to add dolls to my collection that are ...

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Sunday, January 10, 2016

Made To Move Barbie - Black Skin Tone

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One of my readers questioned whether or not this doll could be pulled apart. I think they all can. It's scary to try and pull out the ...

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Sunday, January 3, 2016

So … What's All The Fuss About?

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I finally got my hands on the Made To Move Barbie produced by Mattel Corporation. There's been a great deal of discussion already on th...

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Desperately Seeking Dolls: I've been collecting dolls my entire adult life. Since I first started this blog, I have refined my collection quite a bit. I have sold my antique bisque dolls from the 1800's, Vogue Ginny Dolls from the early 1960's, Gene Dolls, Tonner Sydney and Tyler Dolls, Momoko, and Silkstone Barbies. I have tried to focus my collection on Vintage Barbie, Ellowyne Wilde, and Integrity Toys products: Fashion Royalty, NuFace, Victoire/East 59th Street, Poppy Parker, and Misaki. I recently added The Industry line to my collection..I guess my favorite bumper sticker sums up my life. "I set off to conquer the world but got distracted by something sparkly."

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