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The Winter Olympics are upon us again, and if you’re like us, you’ve always wanted to be a part of it! Here is a quick craft that will make you feel like you are there, ready to witness all of the amazing things that happen at the Olympics. Follow along to make your doll her very own 2022 Olympic torch!!
Do you have one of the tiny 8-inch baby dolls, such as the one from the Caring For Baby set from American Girl?
We can’t believe it’s a new year already! With a new year, comes new goals. For many, it's time to make fitness a priority and we'd love to get our dolls in on that action too! Fitness should be fun, right? One way to exercise and play at the same time is by jumping rope! It’s fun to do by yourself or with a group. So join along in this tutorial with us and make your doll a jump rope that can look like it’s really in action!
Check out this delicious post with Shari Fuller! She's sharing her favorite holiday cookie recipes with us! Yum!! Even better they are doll-sized which is just too cute!
Does your historical character doll love to write? Maybe she needs a new set of writing essentials! In this three-part tutorial series we'll show you how to make items for dolls such as Felicity Merriman, that she would have used in her reading and writing lessons all the way back in 1774!
We’ve put together the ultimate guide to help you make a historically accurate late-eighteenth century look for your 18-inch doll, focusing specifically on the period between 1770-1790s.
Fall is here and along with it colder rainy days – what