Saturday, April 11, 2015

Tame Your Dolls Wild Hair

Hello. Sometimes your dolls hair gets out of control, but no need to pull out the scissors. Instead you can try these easy hair styles that almost everyone already knows. 
An ordanairy ponytail is cute, but a accessoried ponytail is even cuter. So why not add a pretty flower clip or pin?


You can pin back a dolls hair with bobby pins to create a simple, but elegant look.

A headband adds style and keeps a dolls hair out of their face.


You can add a hat to cover up any bad hair day.


Pigtail are quick and easy and always look good, no matter if your doll has long or short hair.


If you want to take your pigtails to the next level you can always braid them.


A bun is always a good choice, especially if you need a dressier look. 
Have a great Saturday, 
Anna. 

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Giveaway

Hello. Fun With AG Fan is having a giveaway. Go check it out. Fun With AG Fan Giveaway.
New posts coming soon.





















Anna

Sunday, April 5, 2015

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Thoughts of Thursday

Hi. Today I am going to start a new feature on my blog. Thoughts of Thusrday! Most Thursday's starting today I will post a little tidbit about anything dolls. So today I am going to talk about Ever After High. The Ever After High Mattel doll brand is fairly new. The characters are sons and daughters of fairy tale characters. Like Ashlyn Ella daughter of Cinderella and Madiline Hatter daughter of the Mad Hatter.  They have there own web series and I quite enjoy watching these shows. You can also check out some episodes on Netflix. I currently own a Cedar Wood doll (daughter of Pinocchio) and she is really cute!
With cute fashions (I love the shoes!) and clever names these dolls are sure to be a hit!
Anna

Monday, March 30, 2015

A Photo Shoot With Robin

 Today I took Robin out for a quick photo shoot. Spring is defiantly in the air!










Have a great day!
Anna and Robin

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Make A Basketball Net For Your Dolls

Hello. Today for your I have a tutorial on how to make a basketball net for your dolls. You will need duct tape (black or silver), scissors, old markers (all the same size) or a wooden dowel, netting material of any kind (I used an orange net), wire and cardboard.


 First push all of your old markers together.

Then use duct tape to cover the whole thing.

Next cut out a rectangular piece of cardboard (this will be your base).

Then also cover it with duct tape.

Cut out four small pieces of cardboard and cover them with duct tape.
Then attach them to the base and to the marker pole.this will hold your pole up.
If you need to you can also duct tape to the pole first around the bottom.

Next cut out a piece similar to the size of your base and cover it with duct tape except
for a small square at the bottom. 

 Then put a piece of duct tape in the middle and colour around the outside if you would like.
 Then you can attach this to the top of your marker pole with a couple strips of duct tape.

 Collect your net and wire.
 Create an circle with your wire and feed the net through. Make sure your hole is big enough for your basketball to go through.

 Cut of the bottom of the net and now your net is ready to be attached.

Use duct tape to attach the net and your basketball hoop is ready for action.

Monday, March 16, 2015

St.Patrick's Day Crafts

Hello. Tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day and I have rounded up two crafts from some of my favorite doll blogs.http://dolldiaries.com/st-patricks-day-dollhouse-decor/ This link takes you to some St. Patrick's Day decorating ideas. http://www.doll-it-up.com/mini-rainbow-cupcakes/ Is a link to a recipe actually, but it still is a great mini project. That's all for now. Have a great St. Patrick's Day tomorrow!