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Mod Doll Monday (March 13-20th) Who Wears It Best?

Hi everyone,

The question is simple: who wears it best? You vote to help us decide and one lucky participant will receive a 16-inch A Girl For All Time Doll as well as this beautifully crafted dress from Thimbles and Acorns!

 

More About Each Doll:

More About Clementine: Clementine is made from high quality vinyl suitable as both a collector and play doll. You'll be thrilled with the quality of construction. She is 16 inches tall and her head, elbows and knees all move nicely. Her elbows and knees are articulated to allow for a nice range of motion. She is wigged with non-removable cute red hair. Clementine has vibrant inset green eyes with painted and applied eye lashes.

Clementine Your 1940s Girl™ represents the World War II Era. 

More About Lydia: Lydia is made from high quality vinyl suitable as both a collector and play doll. You'll be thrilled with the quality of construction. She is 16 inches tall and her head, elbows and knees all move nicely. Her elbows and knees are articulated to allow for a nice range of motion. She is wigged with non-removable brown hair. Lydia has inset blue eyes with painted and applied eye lashes.

Lydia, Your Georgian Girl™ represents the Georgian era from 1714 to 1830.

 

More About The Limited Edition Sarah Hale Dress: This 1830s dress features a crossed pleated bodice that is set in a narrow waistband. Fitted upper sleeves drop gracefully from the fashionably low shoulderlines. A full lower sleeve spills from the pleated edging of the upper sleeve and fastens at the wrist with a snapped cuff. The full skirt is pleated at the front and gathered in the back. The dress closes in the back with three buttons along the bodice and a snap at the waistband. The dress is designed to fit a 16" A Girl For All Time dolls.

Like the look and want to make your own? This pattern is available for both 16" and 18" dolls:

  

Vote Now & Enter To Win: You enter through the entry form that is embedded on this page and appears just below this paragraph, if you don't see it, be sure to visit the page from your desktop or an alternate browser such as Google Chrome. It may not appear on all mobile devices. The complete rules and entry details appear on the entry form. This is not a comment contest - in other words leaving a comment on the bottom of this page is not an official entry method. The only required entry method is to vote in the poll to help us decide who models it best. The doll with the most votes will be given away with the Limited Edition Thimbles and Acorns Dress. One person will receive one of the dolls and the outfit. You can enter once, or gain multiple entries by completing the other entry methods, and increase your chances of winning. Please review all Terms and Conditions on the giveaway page before entering. While we wish we could run this contest everywhere, for legal reasons it is only open to eligible residents of the U.S. and Canada, not including Rhode Island. This contest is exclusively endorsed by Liberty Jane Clothing and Pixie Faire. Not endorsed by or affiliated with A Girl For All Time®.

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More pictures of each doll:

 

We'd love to hear from you. Leave a comment and tell us - which doll modeled it best! And be sure to thank Shari for giving away such a cute outfit!

Thanks everyone,

The Pixie Faire Team

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475 Comments

Lydia is my choice.

Faye

Thank you, Shari, for your generosity. Both dolls are precious and my granddaughter would certainly love either, but my heart learns more toward Lydia. Make my day (and my granddaughter’s) and pick me, please!

Jane

WOW! they both look sweet. I think Clementine shows the dress off to its best advantage because her shorter haircut doesn’’t get in the way of that neat stitching.

Cindy

While Clementine is adorable with her red hair and beautiful eyes, I can’t help but think that this dress was made for Lydia.

Sandra

I like Clementine best for the model. Her short hair shows more of the lovely details of the dress.

Nancy Ward

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