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| My Little Sweetheart Wendy by Madame Alexander, a 1992 store exclusive for A Child at Heart; and Vogue's Ginny both encourage you to: |
Live
well
Laugh
often
Love
much
Happy Valentine's Day!
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Black Doll Collecting by Debbie Behan Garrett @blackdollcollecting.blogspot.com
These dolls are so cute! One is a Madame Alexander dolls for sure but can you tell me who made the adorable wearing the red organza dress?
ReplyDeleteHi Arlette,
DeleteThanks! The other doll is Ginny by Vogue, dressed in a tagged Ginny dress. I do not know if she was manufactured wearing the dress as she was a gift from several years ago and she arrived already dressed. She may have been a Dress Me Ginny with the outfit purchased separately. For several years, Vogue sold Ginny dolls as Dress Me dolls wearing only undies, socks and shoes.
Both dolls' names are in the photo caption, but I didn't include Ginny's manufacturer's name. I will revise the caption.
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Ginny arrived just as you see her in the Live well, Laugh often, Love much mug. This was a very sweet gift, right?
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Happy Valentine's day! These two are perfectly dressed for the occasion, aren't they? :)
ReplyDeleteThey are dressed for the occasion. The Madame Alexander doll was dressed the way you see her by the company. She was a store exclusive (the store's name escapes me right now), a gift from a friend.
DeleteAs I commented to Arlette, I am not sure if Vogue manufactured Ginny wearing her Vogue Doll Company, Inc. tagged, adorable red dress, matching panties, and hair bow, but it is also perfect for the occasion.
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