This blog chronicles the adventures and wardrobe of the American Girl Dolls Kana (Kanani), Shepard (custom Felicity), Samantha, Nellie, and Kirsten with comments, interjections, and pattern reviews from their human (and photobombs from the three cats).
Showing posts with label Kirsten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kirsten. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Monday, January 1, 2018
Happy New Year
Happy New Year!
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| The cookie and cake party spread |
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| Lily frosting cakes with some unwanted help |
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| Samantha and Nellie with books and cookies |
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| A holiday cookie platter with milk |
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| Cauth and Anora in a heated game of Set |
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| Z and Shep at the dessert buffet |
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| Kana and Lily enjoying the roll cake |
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| and someone trying to steal a cookie or two |
Labels:
American Girl,
American Girl Doll,
Cauthrien,
celestine,
doll food,
Kanani,
Kirsten,
Nellie,
Nora,
Samantha,
Shepard,
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Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Anne of Green Gables and other books
The human got tired of how expensive the books from the old Pleasant Company nighttime sets were, so as usual, she sat down and made us some. Here we have 'Parley's Fables' from Kirsten's nighttime set and 'Mother Goose in Hieroglyphics' from Addy's.
And here we have the Anne of Green Gables collection, with a set of six little hardcover books. Included are:
- Anne of Green Gables
- Anne of Avonlea
- Anne of the Island
- Anne's House of Dreams
- Rainbow Valley
- Rilla of Ingleside
If you liked these, please visit our etsy shop at JinjiaMixedGoods for more printable books for dolls.
Monday, February 9, 2015
Queen Elsa declares that Mondays are cancelled
Monday, January 5, 2015
Sweet Valentine's Day Skirt and Peasant Blouse for Kirsten (Free blouse pattern)
Once upon a time, I stumbled onto a quilter's estate sale and bought too much fabric. Including a bag of precut 2"x4" scraps. This outfit was the results of some of those scraps.
Patterns Used:
Blouse: Peasant blouse/tunic by Jenwrenne Download Here and a ribbon sash
Skirt: 18 2" x 4" strips for the main skirt, one strip 2.5" x 27" for the bottom, one strip 2.5" x 13" for the waistband
Thoughts:
Well, I finally found a use for that jumbo red ricrac that came in a ribbon/trim grab bag. Those things are mostly great, but sometimes, man, do they have some weird things in them. I probably should have read the directions for the blouse before putting it together, so it has an elastic neckband, but also closes in the back with velcro.
Patterns Used:
Blouse: Peasant blouse/tunic by Jenwrenne Download Here and a ribbon sash
Skirt: 18 2" x 4" strips for the main skirt, one strip 2.5" x 27" for the bottom, one strip 2.5" x 13" for the waistband
Thoughts:
Well, I finally found a use for that jumbo red ricrac that came in a ribbon/trim grab bag. Those things are mostly great, but sometimes, man, do they have some weird things in them. I probably should have read the directions for the blouse before putting it together, so it has an elastic neckband, but also closes in the back with velcro.
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Monday, October 13, 2014
Kirsten's fancy dress
Kirsten has a new fancy dress (though it's really more spring colors than fall). The fabric is a piece of cotton sateen I picked up in Beijing this past spring. I used the Kirsten's apron dress pattern from the old Pleasant company patterns. There's lace trim around the skirt and matching trim around the waistband. I used a different lace for the bodice overlay and trimmed it with a tiny applique rosette. There's also tiny venice lace on the sleeve cuffs.
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